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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
3
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The document shows C F Lowe issuing a broad pledge to defend state and national laws, urging community restraint on Sabbath breaking and Sunday hunting, and signaling intent to pursue enforcement actions against violators as part of his civic duty.
The column records several births including a boy to Mr and Mrs Russell Seathhamn and a girl to Ab Hines and wife. It notes health updates for rheumatism and tonsil surgery, mentions Dr Wellen and Frank W improving stock, and reports Mrs Fox heading to Muskegon with family while A W Banks notes son Russell enlisting for France.
Crowds include Ren Bu vank Woetts, Trenk Watts, Tom Cox, Joe Cox, and Al Wolfe as Covington and Attica residents visit. Gov. and Mrs. John Ennis of Attica visit family. Olive Ennis hosts. Nellie Trott of Sloan spends weekend with Olive Ennis. Herel and Elsie Patterson shop in Covington. Bele Bushman and Cora Hannon shop in Attica. R. N. Cox of Flint calls on friends.
Mrs. Tomes of Brown Clark's Mills New York testifies that three years ago a severe lung cold kept her coughing all night until she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She was surprised by the prompt relief and others have been similarly pleased.
The Republican paper promises access to results and outcomes, guiding readers to where results are published. It emphasizes timely election information and the source of official results for the community.
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