Covington Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
The Covington Indiana publication notes its status as entered at the local post office as second class mail matter under the supervision of editor T A Clifton of The Republican.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
The Covington Indiana publication notes its status as entered at the local post office as second class mail matter under the supervision of editor T A Clifton of The Republican.
Covinne changes hands as Lewis Brooks sells property to Das O Bailey who plans to move in after Drocks vacates Brooks redirects to Lil l to join the tie industry. Hepaters Sorghum plant runs at full tilt with a strong crop ready for processing. The Reed and Bushman households were noted in Attica and Covington commerce activity.
Notice fragment notes advertising success and a message from Edward A Tate assistant secretary with a slogan about advertising. Names and phrases reference Fletcher's and Storia in a clipped OCR line.
The clipping lists wife, Guy Grady and wife, Jas. Bo dine and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hickman. Homer VanDorn was a Covington visitor Tuesday.
Notices announce a land title quieting suit in Fountain Circuit Court with multiple defendants named as unknown heirs and non residents, action to quiet title in Covington and Covington addition lands, sales set for November 10 1919 and a September 12 1919 filing. Also notice of insolvency for Harrison F. Randolph estate and September 1919 administration. Public sale details list farm property near Covington with horses cattle pigs implements and payment terms.
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