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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1912

Page

6

Real estate transfers in Fountain county weekly list

Transactions filed in Fountain county real estate show many transfers including lots in Attica and Cain township. Notable entries include Epperson receiving Lot 13 Rynear for $1 and Glascock acquiring Cates lots for $220, with multiple transfers to and from the Livengood and McBride households across Attica and Hillsboro.

Fountain County Douglass V. E. Livengood Perry Glascock Cates

Buttermilk Cheese Explored By Wisconsin Station

Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station outlines making cheese from surplus buttermilk. The perishable cheese resembles cottage cheese but with a distinct flavor and requires careful packaging. A potential market and price range are discussed, along with storage guidance and simple, low cost equipment options.

Wisconsin, Experiment Station Hoard

Milk cooler without ice design from Dovie Whatley

A hand crafted evaporative milk cooler uses four four foot legs and three shelves with a water pan on the top. A cloth wrapped around the cooler dips into the water and evaporates to cool the interior, with a tub to collect dripping water.

Dovie Whatley Sealey Tex Missouri Valley Nex

Pays Tribute to Bronco on Arizona Trails

Gilbert Parker in Metropolitan Magazine extols the Arizona bronco as a safe skilled mount in rugged terrain. He praises the horse’s ground nose, steady gaze, and careful footing, while noting the transformation from wild range pony to saddled slave through rider influence. The piece contrasts iron will with wild endurance across perilous trails.

Arizona Gilbert Parker Metropolitan Magazine

King of all the tubers described in a Washington Post article

The piece credits the yam as the supreme tuber, detailing its legendary status in various cultures and tracing its imagined lineage to Raleigh and Spanish names. It contrasts the yam with the Irish potato, noting the drama around its origins and its alleged ubiquitous presence in natural abundance.

Washington Post Raleigh Lancashire Low Countries Humboldt

Apples to Save Complexions Say Fresh from Chicago Speech

Grant Border of Baltimore told the International Shippers' Association in Chicago that apples will improve women’s complexions more than cosmetics. He predicted 100,000,000 barrels of apple production in the U S in five years, making cheap, steady, fast-color complexions available to every woman.

Jennie Grant Border Baltimore International Shippers’ Association Chicago United States

Dairy Noses and Pasture Tips for Better Milk Output

A dairy column advises better milking practices and pasture management. Highlights include feeding with wheat bran and linseed, milking techniques to keep milk clean, and keeping cows healthy before calving. It stresses regular milking, fresh pasture, and avoiding cheap dairy rows, with remedies for bloody milk and udder care.

Crabs and Health Risks Cited by Ex Change Writer

The piece notes crabs, though tasty, sickening some eaters. It contrasts crabs with decaying inedible matter eaten by crabs and suggests feeding them clean fare might reduce danger. It ends urging readers to accept doctor bills if choosing to eat crabs.

Reunion of 72d Indiana veterans at Pine Village marks long survival

Co. Ll of the 72d Indiana held its annual reunion at Pine Village, noting that of 126 officers and men who served from September 12, 50 years ago until the war’s end, 46 were alive and 27 attended the gathering. Also advertised: 290 acres near Covington for sale at 140 dollars per acre, with sturdy improvements and good soil, terms flexible by W.R. Massey & Son.

Covington W.R. Massey & Son

Neatly Caught Angler Smirks Over Lost Cigarette Case

A man frets over a gold cigarette case he might have lost or had stolen. Years later a riverside acquaintance surfaces with the remark that he found it. The angler replies that the other man did, not he.

Magazine orders and guide from Chicago company

Requests for all periodicals especially Pictorial Review National Food Magazine Today's Magazine and Opportunity should be sent to the Magazine Circulation Company at 327 333 South Dearborn Street Chicago Illinois They will mail a magazine guide with specials and information on lowest price combinations on request

Pictorial Review National Food Opportunity Dearborn Street Chicago Ills

Noahs Ark Joke Turns On Customs Inspectors

A banker returning from abroad attends church and laughs at a minister’s sermon about Noah’s harrowing voyage. On leaving, he quips to his wife that Noah had one consolation, there were no customs inspectors to seize his trunks upon landing.

Noah

Miss Passy’s Marriage Declaration Sparks Debate

In a concise exchange, Miss Passy quips that she would not marry the best man living, while a sharp retort suggests he could only attract a dead one, reflecting playful social satire on courtship.

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J.h.sailor Covington, Ind M.E. Church Evan W. Heath South East Corner W. R. Massey & Sons Tinsley Block Homer Sewell Troy Township K. of F Chas. A. Brow Lyman Brown GS Murray SL New York N.Y Kidsney Pennsylvania Oil ReGners Pition Weverly OR Works Co Pittsburgh Ring & Freeswatch Srr Zerutitul White Cloyverine jNo Wilson Chemical Dept. G Tyrone W.A Henthorn Er. S. Epperson Rynear Charles B. Fithian Charles H. Dicken Cain Chas. H. Dicken Chas. B. Fithian John T. Keller W. E Livengood Jennie C. Glescock Wm. Martin Wabasan Tp James E. Heath V.E. Livengood Mt Hope Cemetery Troy J.n.hawthorn Ruth E Hawthorn M.L. Wilson J. W. Fewry Prospect Attica Mariah A. Nelson Anna Harte Cyrus Stoner FB. McBride Christian E. Stoner F. B. McBride C. BE. Leighty Nellie L Bowman Rice J.B. Leighty Mary E Leighty Yacres Veedersburg J.J. Whalen Joseph Bruner Williams Bros Hillsboro Clyde Carter Frid Coffing Fulton H. D. Purviance Wilber Misner Elmdale August Weller Wisconsin Bronco Weller Yoheae Dairy Nosesay Fletcher What Is Castoria Cintaua Company Murray Street New York City Repu Information Bureau United States Press Association Colorado Building Washington, D. C Loeb Earle Evans & CO Kinc J. E. Cox Joliet Dinfference Paul Murphy Calliopa Winona Assembly Winona Lake
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