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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
Controversial remark notes many men seek official roles to aid themselves rather than serve the sovereign people. The author argues this undermines true public service and raises questions about leaders’ motives.
The press reports the Entente’s retreat from large parts of Thrace to the Turks. The Near East conflict and the postwar treaty outcomes appear overturned, with the Muslim threat continuing to menace Europe.
A terse note on American citizens and interests in Armenia and the Dar dinells as antagonists in inherited troubles from 1911 to 1918. It hints at implications of European involvement and potential outcomes that remain undetermined.
The text argues against relying on neighbors for bread arguing men should earn their upkeep by their own labor. It suggests this change would greatly simplify government and recommends self-reliance in early life to cover care.
The piece argues that value should be judged by loved and labored altruism rather than wealth. It laments that obituaries praise dollars instead of contribution to the community and fellow man. The author reflects on personal belief that true value comes from benevolence and service.
Washington reports Secretary Hughes declares the government will not call arms in the Near East crisis. He notes the executive lacks authority to deploy armed forces to pacify the region or wage war to protect Christians amid Greek Turkish clashes. Bishop Cannon had urged military aid to defend eastern Christians and defend Smyrna fires and deportations.
Mr and Mrs Robert Moudy and Mrs Sheid visited Ezra Zeigler in Danville Sunday where he remained hospitalized with a broken arm.
A Hillsboro Indiana auction promotes a Spotted Poland hog sale with three free gifts for registrants and buyers. The event features 150 head including breeding stock, sows with pigs, shoats, and boars, with cash or short-term notes accepted and a church dinner served at the Wilt Farms sale pavilion.
Norfolk reports the twelve American destroyers under Capt. C. M. Tozer began their transatlantic voyage to the Near East to protect U S interests. The flotilla includes Hopkins Hatgeld Gilmer Fox Kane McParland Overton Sturtevant King Bainbridge Galt and Barry in divisions 40 41 and 42.
New York Oct 4 the opening of the 48th annual American Bankers Association convention drew 10 000 bankers with forecasts of a new era of U S financial prosperity plans to aid farmers and an optimistic view of conditions in Europe were expressed.
Sept 30 reports state 144 dead feared from the Falconara fort explosion at Spezia Italy with several hundred seriously injured. Many victims remain buried beneath wreckage as rescue efforts continue.
Thomas Meighan stars in The City of Silent Sen. Barney Cox travels to Chicago for Navy exam. Miss Gertie Slattery returns from a month with sister Mrs. Martin. Rally Day at M E F Sunday School. services praised. Chamberlain Tablets advertised as mild and effective. Mr and Mrs M Boore travel to Hoopeston Ill to attend Miss Michel Boord and Mr William Hervins wedding. Calder family visitors depart after illness of Mrs James P Price. Mrs Grace Payton campaigns for the democratic ticket in the state.
An offering begins promptly at 1 PM with both individual and breeding stock for sale. Credit terms of three, six or nine months are available to buyers.
The Veedersburg Common Council invites sealed proposals at the City Clerk-Treasurer office for a sewer improvement on Fourth Street with disposal tank and two tributaries. Bids must include a $250 certified check and be returned within ten days of acceptance. council may reject any or all bids. JOHN S. RATCLIFF, Mayor. OLIVER W. McGAUGHEY, City Clerk-Treasurer.
The executors of Arietta L. Jones deceased will auction the estate at the late residence near Yeddo on October 10, 1922. Items include a Chevrolet Baby Grand, five horses, seven cows with calves, hogs, grain and hay, 100 acres of corn, 10 acres of soybeans, household goods, poultry, farm implements, and tools. Terms require cash for five dollars or less. over five dollars may be bought on credit up to nine months with interest. Auctioneers Wallace and McGaughey.
In the Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1922 Ira K. Ewart administrator has filed final settlement for the estate of Mary E. Ewart deceased. The October 21 1922 examination requires heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must also prove heirship at the same session.
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