Second Class Matter Notice for Covington Indiana
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Covington
Ind
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
October Mark Y Prompts Voter Registration Warning
A warning urges residents to register before October to vote. The notice emphasizes the consequence of failing to register and instructs voters to mark October Y in their materials.
Weather Forecast If It Is Half as Hot On 7th of November
The fragment suggests a weather note about heat levels comparing the upcoming 7th of November with last Saturday. The sense is that if conditions are half as hot, a prediction or outcome is implied for the lithal pot.
Strike Aims To Push Prices Higher For Consumers
The strike is designed to raise prices, transmitting cost increases toward the consumer. It typically achieves higher costs at the point of sale, affecting household budgets and market dynamics.
Truth or Tell It Theme Spurs Grim Dilemma
Fragmentary lines ponder honesty and pressure as a “poor ninny” faces moral tests. The speaker questions whether truth-telling or silence serves those who would judge or reward depending on what fits them best.
Attica Tribute Questions War Support Rhetoric
The Attica Tribute boasts of a wholesome war for citizens to rally. A garbled line asks if this is an invitation to post on the water wagon, suggesting critique of wartime fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Tradler
Public Seed Bag Had No Postal Payoff
A sworn line notes distributing a large mail bag of seeds to the public for Congressman Parnell last spring failed to yield a post office result. The piece suggests His Honor believed the exchange balanced out, and may be so.
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Parnell
Congressman's Return Sparks Reflections on Fountain County
The text portrays Congressman Purnell returning to Washington and a narrator named Fred sensing racial issues in Fountain County. It questions whether the people have a say or if "The Organization" controls the outcome, implying public voice is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Purnell
Washington
Fred
Fountain County
Miner Returns to Work After Prolonged Strike
The miner resumes work following a strike that began last April. The piece warns that neither the miner nor the country has benefited, citing millions in losses and hundreds of thousands of hours unpaid. It argues idleness harms families and communities and condemns profiteering during cold months.
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Edge Attica
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Attica Covington and Hillsboro with 1.00 or 600 and 625 dollar considerations. Transfers include Wagman Conner Geiger Sutherland Gant Hall Newkirk and others with trusts estates and city lots. Residents travel to and from towns and counties noted along with a few personal visits and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagman
Lily B. Wagman
Attica
Joseph H. Conner
Fountain Items and Local News Highlights
Mr and Moss Silas Shephard and family of Elkhart visited last week and spent Sunday with friends. Mrs Wm Laurie returned from Chicago after a month away. Jerry Rector of Rockridge NL visited relatives here. George Osborn moved into the Mrs Nixon property. Guy Grady injured his foot on a nail, a painful wound. Attendees visited Rogers Park fireworks on Labor Day. Mrs Ernest Coffing went to Attica for her father Lou Dunbar’s illness. Claire Robinson damaged a finger nail while operating a clover huller. Farmers urged to take broom corn to F P Beymer at Fountain for best results before corn gets too ripe.
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Mr. and Moss
Silas Shephard
Elkhart
Ernest Coffing
Attica
Lou Dunbar
John Whearly Returns From Northeastern Trip
John Whearly is back from a trip to Boston New York Niagara Falls and Washington. The visit included a stop in Vermilion county where Sheriff Lewis Sweet called at the fair. Buddies and old friends welcomed the Covington native home with warm talks and shared memories.
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John Whearly
Boston
New York
Niagara Falls
Washington
John
County
Lewis Sweet
Vermisliion County
Lewis
Covington
Elcome
What Two Rats Can Do Says U S Department of Agriculture
Government figures show two rats breeding for three years produce 359,709,482 offspring. Act when you see the first rat and use RAT-SNAP for quick, odorless extermination. Cats and dogs will not touch it. Sold and guaranteed by Mayor Hardware Co. Covington.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Hdw. Co
Covington
Adv
The Key that Unlocks the Door to Long Living
Adated advertorial piece notes men aged eighty five and ninety can reach a long life with moderation. It claims occasional indigestion leads to bowel issues and that Chamberlains Tablets relieve constipation and invigorate the stomach, enabling a ripe old age.
Agent Wanted for Original Watkins Products
Classified ad seeking an agent to sell J. R. Watkins Co. products in an open city territory. Includes offer and free samples, with response requested to Department 79 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Columbus
Ohie
Tanlac Promises Relief For Stomach Troubles
Indigestion and dyspepsia sufferers find Tanlac a ready source of relief and comfort. Thousands report renewed health after failed attempts with other remedies. Joseph Heckell of West Oak Street South Bend Indiana shares he now eats normally and has no fainting spells. Tanlac aids digestion, purges waste, builds blood, and restores vitality. Get a bottle today from fall good druggists.
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Taniac
Joseph Heckell
West Oak St
South Bend
Indiana
Tanlac
Druggists Endorse Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy
A statement claims that 99 of 100 druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when diarrhoea medicine is sought. It asserts they trust customer reports and rely on its dependable action over other goods.
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Chamberlain
Old Kentuck community notes and tax levy report
Local notices recount social visits and events across Covington and surrounding towns including church gatherings, fairs, and visits to relatives. The major item outlines Covington school city budget and tax levies for special school fund tuition and bond fund with totals, proposed levies, and hearing rights.
Tax Levy Notice Millcreek Township Fountain County 1922
Taxpayers are informed of the 1922 tax rates proposed for Millcreek Township. The budget totals 29 750 dollars covering salaries supplies labor bridges and culverts building and maintenance fuel and debt. Aggrieved residents may file petitions with the County Auditor by the fourth Monday in September for a hearing date. Executor appointment notice also names John W. Frazier as executor of Elizabeth Swetingen’s will.
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Covington
Board of Education
Fountain County
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Tax Board
M. Mayer
John LaTourette
Treas- W. N
Millcreek Township
J. E. Palmer
Millcreek Tp
Court of
State of
Elizabeth Swetingen
Breeders and Agricultural Fair Next Week
The Warren County Breeders and Agricultural Fair Association will host its annual show at Elms Grove Farm north of Williamsport three miles on Wednesday Thursday and Friday September 209 to 22. A splendid list of prizes on horses cattle hogs sheep and county club work has been arranged.
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Warren County Breeders and Agricultural Fair Association
Elms Grove Farm
Williamsport
Crane Family Reunion At Crazy Corner
The Crane family held their annual reunion at Crazy Corner northeast of the city on Sunday with about 75 members present. A fine dinner followed by an interesting program and a splendid social time. Walter Harris and others from the area attended.
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Crane
Crazy Corner
Walter Harris
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