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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
2
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The list names Governor James E. Wat Un, Lieutenant Governor Fremont Goodwine, Secretary of State Fred Sim8, Auditor of State Johns Billheimer, Treasurer Oscar Hanley, Attorney General James Bingham, and Reporter of the Supreme Court George F. W. Belf.
Senator Beveridge extols William H. Taft as a skilled seaman and the greatest power with the people in Indiana. He contrasts Taft with Hanly era remarks, noting Taft’s tireless government service and proven leadership across departments.
A Texas citizen claims to be the original Bryan man, but the real figure lives in Fairview Nebraska. He has served several terms in Congress and is now making his third bid for the presidency of the United States.
At Knoxville Tennessee on September 1 1696 Mr Bryan urged voters to reject the gold standard as a lasting policy and warned it would not be maintained longer than he can dispose of it. He declined to reveal how he would stand on the money question if conditions repeat.
Fragments show mentions of Mr Bryan and Mr Taft, with references to actions at an island and ongoing activities. The passage hints at voter guidance through comparisons but lacks full context or clear events.
Mr Taft supports postal savings banks while Mr Bryan seeks same after his bank guaranty critique collapses. Voters favor the action man over the dodger, backing Taft.
Governor Hughes criticizes Bryan's proposals, arguing that enactment over the past twelve years would have brought disaster and required urgent efforts to escape ill considered legislation.
The piece argues Bryan of Nebraska and Tillman of South Carolina align against black suffrage. It cites Bryan claiming Southern whites defend disfranchisement for self protection and Tillman asserting openly: We stuffed ballot boxes and shot negroes. It attacks Northern black voters urged to mistrust both Democrats and their stance on civil rights.
The article lauds Mr Taft as a powerful speaker who relies on logic, sincerity, and clear facts rather than ornate rhetoric. It notes his thorough treatment of topics, genuine conviction, and strong personal presence creating a lasting impression on listeners. A Washington newspaper man praised how Taft’s words sink in and feel increasingly reasonable the more they are considered.
The issue accuses John Wingate of attempting unjust taxes as Fountain County farmer opposition asserts the statements are false. It clarifies Wingate will not be re appointed and emphasizes political advertisement misleads voters.
The First Presbyterian Church set a morning service at 11 oclock with the pastor delivering a message titled The Lawlessness of the Christian Spirit. Rev. Anthony F Zeigel of Danville Sr will conclude the series The Value of the Church to Society with The Church meeting the Religious Needs of men.
75 cords of Hickory wood available ready for stove use. Contact Sprosen Wilson for purchase details and delivery options.
Advertisement notes rings little liver plies for billionsnear sick headache but promises relief. Product claims to keep you well and is offered at 25 cents by Hedges Drug Co.
Sunday services include Bible School at 10 am, communion and sermon at 11 am, teaching class at 3 pm, and a 7 pm service. A revival begins Monday Oct 19 at Walnut Corner with Pastor J B Coombs and assistance, at 309 Jefferson Street.
On October 18 1908 the Bend church holds Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m with the sermon Marching Orders from Numbers 2 9 16 24 31 Epworth League meets at 6 p m with The value and power of missionary information preaching at 7 p m The ways of religion from Proverbs 3 17 The first quarter conference is set for Saturday October 24 at 2 30 o clock Full official member attendance urged Prayer meeting Thursdays 7 30 Official Board meets first Monday monthly Ladies Aid meets third Thursday W F M S meets first Wednesday Bend church Ladies Aid meets second Thursday Frank E K Doucheury Pastor The Candy ad line is illegible and not part of the church notices.
A string of social visits fills the week with neighbors from Covington, Danville, and State Line visiting relatives and friends. Ed Spencer notes improving gravel roads while several families entertain at home and attend church. Local residents share news of farms, hog sales, and a grandparenting moment.
A patient suffered persistent ear discharge after an illness but improved after using two bottles of Lacupia followed by Peruna. The testimonial claims complete cure and high praise for both products.
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