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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
1
In Fountain county a large turnout gathered for Republican speeches and a parade in Covington and Veedersburg. J Plank, Chester Hoosifer, and Mr Hanly spoke on political issues, praising McKinley and Beveridge while urging support for Landis campaigns and local Republican efforts.
Prosperity at the South Chicago Tininess Steel Company shows wages up to 100 dollars a day for common labor and 8 000 workers paid for two weeks. Four years ago the payroll was under half that level with less than half the workers. The plant operates daily with plans for two new blast furnaces, signaling a larger workforce ahead.
Speaking at Newtown Judge Marsh will address attendees on Tuesday October 16 at 7 09 p m inviting all to attend and hear a good speech.
Week ending October 19 1909 lists names Mr Taylor Morgan and Mr John Tyler with advertising note. School closures due to street filth delayed resume Monday. Judge Marsh and Hon Will R Wood to speak in Fountain county Kinowasa on Monday October 15 at 1 89. Covington resident T A Clifton plans to stay and perhaps pursue other business in town.
The attorney general states that a ballot marked as a straight ticket must be counted if the cross inside or on the circle. if crosses extend beyond the circle they count. if crosses cross outside the circle, the ticket is discarded. The board decides if a voter can mark and affidavits are unnecessary in ordinary cases, but may request one if truthfulness is in doubt to guard against perjury.
A fragment reports G. B. Steadman of Newan Michigan suffered ulcers from a Civil War injury for 20 years before Bocklen's Arniea Salve cured him. The text mentions other skin issues and a local seller LeRoy Alien.
The fair has been a success with outstanding fowls hogs and sheep, and floral hall never looked prettier. Merchants, led by Milton Wright, displayed splendid goods and attractive storefronts, presenting a strong lineup of wares and special displays. The scene reflects a lively, well-organized event.
The tenth Troy township Sunday School convention met at Salem on Sunday. Rev. Wm over led devotional and Mr J T Bell spoke on engaging classes, while Miss Coffeen and Rev Fowler discussed fixing youth interest. Officers were elected led by President John Bilsaid with 215 dollars collected for township missions.
A sensational claim praises Dr. King's New Life Pills as the busiest and mightiest remedy. Each pill is described as a sugar globule that transforms weakness into strength and lists of energy, with purported mental power benefits.
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