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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
7
The President defends Dr. Wiley in the controversy over the Pure Food Law, praising his conduct and the Wilson instruction letter as just and strong. The decision weighs heavily on officials enforcing the act and on public opinion, signaling a firm stand for the law amid political pressure.
Fountain county Republicans express strong support for closing past disputes and uniting for victory. The mood is hopeful and signals forthcoming signs of cohesive action to secure success in upcoming political goals.
A Manchester family recalls four children suffering severe croup and collapsing coughs. They credit Dr Kings New Discovery for relief and urge others to try the remedy for croup, coughs, colds, asthma, hay fever, la grippe, and whooping cough. Trial bottle free. usual price 59 cents to 100 dollars. sold by all druggists.
Sues For Divorce II recalls a Veedersburg merchant named Euma Su Clair in a prior winter court action. A Mrs Lombard of Indianapolis was accused of being too friendly with the defendant. After a sensational trial the couple later separated and Mr Lombard has filed for divorce in Marion county court.
Workmen began removing the old brick Moser residence at Third and Harrison in Covington on Monday. Claud Dean recently purchased the property and plans a modern house costing about 3500 dollars. The old building, dating to the 1840s or 1850s, was said to be occupied by James Bodley before he headed to California during the gold rush.
The Public notice for Herman Miller's Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Works at 105 N Walnut Street Danville Illinois urges customers to have winter garments dyed cleaned and pressed before fall rush. Goods sent by express will receive prompt attention and packages should be addressed to the shop.
Herman Miller presents the only practical dry cleaner and dyer in Danville located at 105 North Walnut Street. With 28 years in the dyeing and dry cleaning business, the shop highlights decades of experience and local service.
Mrs. George W. Pearson of Yeddo received a $1,000 check on Tuesday from the Lafayette Life Insurance Company of Lafayette Ind to pay a policy held by her late husband who died September 4. District agent W F Smith delivered the check and the policy was taken up.
A historical ad claims the product cures many ills by preventing appendicitis and related symptoms. It touts relief for stomach issues liver and bowel function, constipation and headaches, with a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
Gary officials report Prosecuting Attorney Greenwald has declined to pursue the case against Mayon Those Knotte and an associate on bribery charges. W B Hodges’s counsel Thos B Dean led the evidence and complaint, with Hodges appointed assistant prosecutor without pay. Local business leaders seek a rally to support the defense and request a venue change from Lake County as hearings approach in Crown Point.
Has millions of friends. Its astounding cures over 49 years include sores ulcers eczema burns boils and sprains. A top salve for wounds piles and sore eyes, widely trusted for quick relief. 25e at local stores.
Receives Insurance proceeds after Prudential policies paid on Opal Moody's life and her three year old daughter's policy. B W Saidler, local Prudential agent, collected the checks Saturday and delivered to Mary Foley, mother of the deceased. Moody killed her child and then died by suicide two weeks prior.
The annual Legeniling of the Fountaine worry L groliog association is scheduled for Wednesday September 27 in Ravine Park Attica. One contest will be a tree naming contest with an expected 560 participants.
The Covington Matinee Musicale announces the first program of 1921 set for Saturday September 30 at 3 PM in the Methodist church pat tor a public audience. Members free. 10 cent minimum for others. children under 12 not invited.
Five passenger Ford Touring Car offered in good condition priced at 350 if sold immediately. Contact Fred Mater at Crawfordsville Indiana.
A promotional notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It claims the treatment cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available.
By virtue of a writ issued from the court of Fountain County Indiana William Gamble Jesse Gamble and others are plaintiffs The Rush Company et al are defendants The order directs to pay nineteen hundred thirty four dollars and thirteen cents 1034 15 with interest and costs The sale will be held publicly to the highest bidder on the specified date
On Saturday September 23 1911 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse in Covington Fountain County Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of coal underlying much of the West half of the North West quarter of the North West quarter and other portions described and the right of way of a railroad and lateral way 30 feet wide and 45 rods long over part of the West half of the North East quarter of said Section Township and Range will be exposed for sale to satisfy a judgment against David Teegarden in cause 25100, with further terms if rents do not reach the amount due. The sale is without relief from valuation laws. Robert H Kerr Sheriff Fountain County. O P Lewis Attorney for plaintiff Aug 31, 1911.
A warm up promotion for the Fox Furnace displayed on the showroom floor at Furnace House and Plumbing Shop located one door south of the garage on North 3rd Street.
A fragment from Emnoria Ga Gazette features a moralist line about ambition and a youth's counter remark. The dialog hints at a cautioned ascent toward a crown and a skeptical reply, set within a local paper's vibe.
Trustee Jus Starkey announces weekly Saturday office hours at his residence in Cates Indiana for routine township business. He invites residents to attend and bring concerns or petitions related to Fulton Township matters.
Trustees Chas Al Brown announces regular township business hours every Wednesday and Saturday at the K of P Building. The notices set the offee room as the location for official matters and filings.
Fragmentary legal notice mentions attorney names Voliva L and M D Spinning with address hints on Ninon Street and related office locations. No clear action or deadline available due to incomplete text.
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