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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
5
The notice records that the item is entered as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office. It notes the classification for mailing and the local handling location. This short entry functions as an official postal designation for the numbered item.
The notice lists subscription rates per year six months and three months with various per line charges for public notices and card of thanks. It notes that all ads continue until forbidden and mentions agent commissions on foreign advertising with rates to apply.
A partial text fragment from a newspaper page shows unclear notes and misplaced letters. The readable portions mention a phonetic sequence and scattered words without a cohesive event or clear entities. No date location or person can be determined from the excerpt.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Portiure Bay and a line or event linking to a bay crossing. Details are unreadable, but the reference is preserved as a brief item.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions weather terms and names without clear context. The readable bits reference metric terms and a person named Pyne Spapee, but no coherent event or locateable facts emerge.
Fragmentary line hints at deception plans affecting a friend and others. The text suggests plotting to mislead people and create a false impression or obstacle in a social or communal setting. No clear names, places, or dates are provided in readable content.
New Watson Keeling Goodrich and Walb plan a Monday meeting to decide Gov McCray party status amid his financial reverses. They oppose letting the people of Indian take charge and fear the fallout for the party’s future. The group fears a fire they cannot easily extinguish and braces for a partisan split.
Fragmentary lyric lines and scattered terms appear, including names, places, and phrases. The text resembles a garbled outreach or song snippet with no coherent narrative or event to report.
An unclear fragment mentions a time and counts at a place labeled SP at four percent, with possible names like Tiamends Blac and coll negets, suggesting a reminiscence or nickname from a local setting.
The narrator notes the farmer Ainescl handles his own problems and resists others taking over. When someone offers to work it out, weeds threaten to overwhelm the fields. He has always shouldered the burden alone and can do so again.
The readable parts mention people and stakes but details are fragmented. No clear event date or names are established, making the item's main fact indeterminate. Further text would be needed for a precise headline and summary.
Fragmentary text mentions fore letters and names like Wes and Prides. The legible items are sparse and do not form a coherent event or outcome. Further readable details are needed to create a meaningful brief.
A fragmentary Covington page notes. visits by Frank Myer and family to East Crockett street. local business activity by S. Chiadey and Mike Smith. community events include Lyric theater with The Bustle of Silk and a fall opening sale announcement. scattered items mention school, church, and county matters with several names and places.
County Farm Bureau Directors gathered Friday afternoon in Covington to plan the Fountain County meeting set for Teledee cire on Wednesday October 10. Notices were sent to members to amend by laws allowing two new members each year for a three year term. Invitations will be issued to all farmers in Fountain County for the important meeting as the program is announced next week.
An unclear OCR fragment references Pabst and an October date suggesting a local event. Distinct entities are minimal. readable bits point to a scheduled activity in October involving Pabst. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
A partial OCR snippet mentions a BOE and TAO with scattered names and locations, but readable details are insufficient to identify the event, date, or participants. The fragment lacks complete sentences and concrete facts for a proper headline and summary.
Special attention is called to the holiday program when Dr G Lo Christie is expected to address the meeting. The fair will close on Saturday.
Local notes mention Mrs. Jake Yerkes shopping in Indianapolis for millinery goods. A Republican want ad promises results. Various small items record moves and births including a 93.4 pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Goat Leach and family greetings at East Washington Street.
An advertisement touts The Ideal Purgative as a gentle laxative option and Chartherlain’s Tablets as an effective remedy. It claims easy, pleasant tolerance with predictable bowels movement for all ages, including children, and emphasizes safety and reliability of again.
County men expect to attend Swine Dey at Purdue with Pridey Fant and others. A tentative visit day is set for October first to visit Depa and the Purdue Farms. Those missing on the 28th may go at a later date.
A local notice describes testing to reduce chick losses in Fountain County. It references Teey W Overfield and the county agent for information, noting a disease impact and guidance from poultry leaflet No. 73 on breeding stock testing.
Dr. S. S. Hees ard wife and Hila Ermes of Williamsnors visited Covington Wednesday afternoon. Attorneys Jucee Marshall Noah Teegarden Grant Wallace and O. W. McGauchey of Veadershurr were present at court opening Monday.
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