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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
2
The piece describes a Bryan figure viewed as unchanged at heart since 1896, with only 1908 changes appearing. The tone critiques his approach as difficult to grasp and labels the new Bryan as a continuation rather than a fresh path.
A political remark frames the long standing view that Republican methods are needed to counteract the impact of Democratic policies. The satirical line suggests a repeated, thorough treatment is required to restore balance.
The piece contrasts Governor Jim Watson outlining his future actions with challenger Tom Marshall declining to state beliefs, highlighting a stark difference in transparency and approach.
Official figures show more than fifty thousand percent idle freight cars were put to work in the closing fortnight of September.
A partisan statement argues that Republican success would prevent business disruption, value unsettlement, and a standstill Congress, claiming the country is not ready for four years of agitation and inaction.
The wage earners of the country seek assurance they can earn their deposits. Republicans advocate policies aimed at strengthening American industries to provide that earning capacity and deposit protection.
The passage argues that Mr. Bryan prioritizes national prosperity through the Demo party and opposes destroying it by placing the Nebraskan leader at the head of the government, warning against political move that would jeopardize economic interests.
A Rawlston speech references the local option law, arguing against its spirit. The remark is noted as a point in Lodians' democratic campaign, suggesting alignment with party interests amid the public discussion.
Citizens are urged to weigh temperance and interests as tensions rise over brewer influence, with warnings to avoid blocs that could sway outcomes and harm community welfare.
Local observers report brewers and saloon interests opposing Jim Watson while backing Tom Marshall, amid a contentious dispute over saloon policy and licensing. The disagreement centers on public alcohol access and regulatory benefits touted by Marshall's supporters.
A fragment urges Indiana voters to base choices on better morals and higher ideals when casting votes on state issues, implying a call for principled political conduct.
The text hints at a political moment when prohibition supporters might align with the Republican Party in Indiana, suggesting a possible party realignment around a November election date.
The statement argues that improved political life rests on higher ideals embodied by better men. When capable individuals hold office, government improves and supports a free people.
A public remark laments a voter who casts a ballot without considering his future and that of his son, arguing such disregard betrays American citizenship and undermines civic responsibility.
A compact editorial warns that clinging to republican pastures yields dry grass while democratic promises lure, yet the uplands suffer most. It argues the even meadow of the plain serves the common herd better, urging prudence over nostalgia.
A call lists supporters from wide roles including distiller, brewer, saloon keeper, lounger, thug, brothel keeper and prostitute urging backing for Tom Marshall in a gubernatorial race. It questions preference for better company and invites support.
In 1896 Mr Bryan declared the Democratic party waging a full campaign against the gold standard promising to prosecute the warfare until no American would advocate it. The same William Jennings Bryan is the Democratic candidate for president today.
Four years ago Roosevelt and Fairbanks carried Indiana by 03 000 and Governor Hanly by 84 000. The Democratic party hopes to lure Republicans away on independence talk, while Kern and Marshall vow lifelong Democrat allegiance. The piece questions Indiana Republicans about being manipulated by a supposed nonpartisan ploy and applies the argument to Morison as well.
The 1908 09 Lecture Course opened at the Presbyterian Church to a splendid audience and strong fundraising. The Girzier Jubilee Singers, six colored artists, delivered a splendid program as the first act. The next item features Hon James A Barkley cartoonist and clay worker.
Landis spoke at Mellott on Thursday afternoon and at Newtown at night. Audiences greeted him warmly. The congressman delivered an excellent speech and left a good impression, with locals noting him as a worthy representative. The previous political tensions in the neighborhood appear largely forgotten. Crawford shoes are endorsed as a local nod to fit.
Covington Indiana resident recounts a letterwriting episode about J L Allen Sr and his dealings with Republican leaders over Landis. The writer asserts Allen sought to withdraw opposition and describes talks with Nebeker, with both sides supposedly negotiating a truce before Allen's departure on personal business.
Local ad offers Milch cows for sale with ready supply on hand. Contact Gall for purchase and to arrange delivery or viewing.
J Deeb’s Stores advertises a complete underwear assortment sized to fit everyone with a focus on seasonal need and wide stock for all customers.
A classified item offers sale including cash or time terms for a dwelling with one or two fine jets at the corner of Liberty and Eight Streets N W 84 blocks from square Also mentions Ind Reports Household Goods and a piano advertised by W F Stilwell Covington Ind plus Little Liver Pills for bilious headaches sold by Hedges Drug Co Miss Emily Jones spent part of last week in Danville visiting friends and attending the Interstate meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
The notice lists Oct 25 1988 events with Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11, Epworth League 6, and evening preaching at 7. A quarterly conference is set for Oct 24 at 2:30 with full official member attendance desired. Sacraments to be administered in the morning with a 10 minute address. Meetings for Official Board, Ladies Aid, and W F M S occur monthly. Frank K Dougherty is the pastor.
Druggists dispense Preventics a candy like cold cure tablet touted for feverish children. Take Preventics at the sneeze stage to head off colds. Box of 48 sold by Hedges Drug Co.
The First Presbyterian Church announces Bible School times and worship services. Officers to be elected Thursday night the 22nd, Rally Day on Sunday November 1 at 10 30. Halpenny or associate to deliver address. Miss Alma Board and Miss Nellie Rogers to report on Western tour Tuesday Oct 27. Election of trustees and Elders Thursday Oct 29. Ladies to provide dinner on Election Day. Pastor D K Fox speaks on Reformation not punishment and evening topic What ought we to expect from the Tabernacle meetings. All welcome.
Letters from Philip Kratz and others relay relief after using Peruna for dyspepsia kidney illness and asthma. They state improved health, no doctors needed recently, and ongoing use as a household remedy. Dates span 1902 to 1906 with Hartman as physician contact.
A statement from John Donnelly, mayor of Doyles Town, Pa, attesting that he knows Philip Kratz for 25 years and that Kratz signed statements about Perupa in his presence, which Donnelly believes to be true in all particulars.
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