Covington Republican Office Beats Local News Splash
The Covington Republican newspaper operates from Covington Indiana and is mailed via the Covington post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
2
The Covington Republican newspaper operates from Covington Indiana and is mailed via the Covington post office as second class mail matter.
ir and Mrs Geo Helms visited Cheries Woagland near West Point. Clark and family of Lafayette attended Tom Trott’s funeral for son Sloan. Ora Brooks bought a restaurant in Lafayette and moved there. Schools opened with teachers Angie Zink Hazel Patterson. Frank Beymer to make broom shop inviting customers. Dr Burlington treated Mrs Beymer for nervous fever and she improved. Russell Edwin Beymer grandson news to Burkhart family Huntington.
The pest advertisement any merchant can have is a satisfied customer. E. B. Milburn of Guic Drug Store Guion Ark endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying it has sold for years and always gives perfect satisfaction.
Frank V. Evans, former mayor of Birmingham Alabama, ex state examiner and former editor, writes to a friend praising Tanlac after relief from gastritis and related symptoms. International Distributor G F Willis clarifies the growing list of notable endorsers from states including Georgia Kentucky Texas and Tennessee with local dealers named Coryington Kingman and Freedersburg.
Cardinal Mercier, the famed Belgian wartime figure, travels through the United States expressing thanks for American aid to Belgium and his stance during conflict. He praises American support and outlines hopes for continued relief and reconciliation.
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