Coming to Covington
Associated Specialists will be at Covington on Thursday November 7 for on site consultations and demonstrations.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
7
Associated Specialists will be at Covington on Thursday November 7 for on site consultations and demonstrations.
One day only the Associated Specialists licensed by Indiana offer free consultation and examination for chronic diseases. They claim high cures in stomach liver blood skin nerves heart kidneys and more, with no charge beyond medicine. Callers must report results and bring a urine sample. married women must come with husbands and minors with parents.
Orders for all periodicals including Pictorial Review National Food Magazine Today's Magazine and Opportunity should go to the Magazine Circulation Company at 327 333 South Dearborn Street Chicago Illinois. They will mail a magazine guide on request detailing special prices and how to assemble at the lowest price any combination of magazines desired.
Covington arrival times 9 15 am 9 49 pm. Attica departure 8 00 am 3 40 pm. Covington departure 10 50 am 40 pm arriving Attica 11 40 am 5 35 pm. No 54 local daily ex Sunday 7 52 am. No 2 fast 1 50 am. No 28 fast 6 20 am. No 6 local 1 14 98. No 4 fast 2 22 2 146 pm. No 50 local daily ex Sunday 7 34 pm. No 3 fast. No 5 fast mail. No 1 fast train. No 51 local daily ex Sunday. No 53 local daily ex Sunday 8 23 pm 2 35 5 pm.
Editorials from Kansas to Idaho applaud President Taft for his policies, including free trade tariffs and administrative economy. Newspapers call for re election, praising his defense of American labor, protectionist platform, and steady economic progress.
A long list of county salary and office expense items shows Leroy Sanders and C F Ebershoff as salary clerks with allowances in the 40,000s and 60,000s ranges, plus numerous entries for recorder, coroner, health commissioner, treasurer, auditor, and other officials. The document also records bridge repair, road supervision, and turnpike allowances, with totals for various officers and contractors, including per diem payments, supplies, and maintenance costs across multiple departments.
Filings in Fountain Circuit Court seek partition and sale of real estate in Estate of Eliza J. Dagger. Plaintiffs assert non residents are necessary parties. hearing set for December 11, 1912 in Covington. Clerk Leroy Sanders certifies notice. attorneys Robt N Voliva and John H Martin listed.
In Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1912 Emma O Clark plaintiff sues to partition and quiet title to real estate in Covington Indiana. Defendants unknown or nonresidents warned to appear by December 7 1912. case to be heard November 1912 term with address details and heirs listed in the filing.
A reflective snippet argues against grim piety and facial virtue. It ridicules the idea that wholesomeness must resemble a coffin and warns never to trust a man who does not laugh.
State Chairman Fred Sims sent letters to Republican workers urging continued effort until polls close. Reports show growing party unity, high registration and shifts toward Republicans, with emphasis on precinct vigilance and preventing residence changes that could block voting.
The Indiana Democratic Party moves from a defensive posture to an aggressive campaign. Speaker Ralston leads the defense against charges of busg domination and machine control while defending the current State administration. Governors Marshall and Senators Shively and Kern reinforce the administration’s defense.
The article warns that a Wilson victory on November 6 will trigger a radical tariff change causing months of business anxiety. It predicts factory layoffs, reduced orders, halted production, and massive capital outflows to foreign manufacturers, risking a 1892 style panic and a swift end to 1912 prosperity if Democrats win.
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