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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
8
In a Baltimore address from January 20, 1900, the speaker argues that true prophets are discerned by their fruits, warning that false prophets will rise. The Bible guidance is cited to distinguish genuine leaders from impostors.
A historical analysis links tariff policy to farmer well being, arguing protection supports grain prices and farm profits. The piece cites William Bryan and references measures like irrigation and agricultural production while warning against free government under a large free state.
The passage recalls a 1896 Democratic claim that the gold standard would destroy homes, countered by a 1898 rebuttal arguing the standard has fostered prosperity, paid farm mortgages, and expanded education. It cites William Jennings Bryan’s mob speech and notes the era’s heated rhetoric about monetary policy.
William J. Bryan voices concern that the Fourth of July loses meaning if patriotism wanes. He cites pride in American citizenship and the spirit of 1876 permeating the nation, urging vigilance against apathy and loss of national cohesion.
Fragmentary article cites William J. Bryan and others amid a 2004 retelling of 1904 themes, debating Roosevelt as the spirit of war versus peace. It references opposition figures and claims about monopoly, international policy, and Roosevelt’s wartime legacy in a reflective, argumentative tone.
The Republican State Committee condemns personal slander in the Indiana governor race against James E. Watson. It cites Mr. Marshall’s appeal for a duty-free campaign, notes allied ministers’ affirmation of Watson’s character, and accuses liquor interests of behind-the-scenes libels.
The piece catalogs a series of questions directed at Bryan regarding civil rights, labor laws, direct primaries, anti trust measures, injunction abuses, deposit guarantees, and campaign contributions. It contends Democratic actions in the South and Nebraska lack robust reform, contrasts with Republican governance, and questions Bryan's integrity over allegations of fund ties and senate election tactics.
In the Dominia Circuit Court a September notice states John B. Martin executor presents his final account in the Mary Kramis estate. The court will examine the account on November 9 1908 and all heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why approval should not be granted.
Fountain County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for 300 bushels of high quality potatoes for county use. Proposals due 1:30 p.m. auditor’s office, October 1918. By order of the Board.
A certified decree from the Fountain County Circuit Court directs the sale of the case Peter Anderson v. Ernest Patterson Nolan Bradlow et al. The sale seeks one thousand four hundred twenty five dollars and thirty nine cents plus interest and costs, to the highest bidder at public auction.
On Saturday November 7 1908 between 10 a m and 4 p m at the courthouse door Covington Fountain County Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of Lot 51 in the original Covington town plat will be exposed for public sale to satisfy a decree interest and costs. The sale will convey the fee simple to the extent necessary and is not subject to valuation or appraisal relief. John R Hardesty Sheriff of Fountain County White Foley attorneys for plaintiff October 16 1908.
The county invites bids for the construction of the Babuddy Bridge with a project office at the county auditor and bid time set for 1:30 pm. Prospective bidders must comply with all qualification and submission rules in the notice.
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