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Newspaper

Clinton Plaindealer

Location

Clinton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

8

Center Gleanings and Rural Notices from Clinton Indiana

Walden Brandenburgh son of Center resident died at Hillsdale after illness. Funeral held Sunday at Hillsdale 2 pm burial at Helt's Prairie. Local farming reports note rains aid corn prospects and threshing progress. Various residents and visitors listed with trips to Clinton Terre Haute and Oklahoma. An ordinance requires mowing weeds along streets with fines up to 25 dollars per day after notice.

Brandenburgh Walden Hillsdale Helt Mary Miller West Terre Haute Ote Church Terre Haute Jim Shewy Clinton Wm. Starkey Ed Lewis Ed Payton Homer Richie Claude Campbell Ira Church Oklahoma Claude Tra A. L. Church Indianapolis Miss Ira Church Horace Conklin Indiana D. C. Johnson F. R. Miuarr

Brawl at NS lavish club house ends in arrests

A drunken Sunday evening brawl at the NS lavish club house on North Eiiehth street left several men badly injured. Police arrested Joe Trumko, Albert Bobok, Anton Jackley, John Muffler, Geo Nodge, John Welaski and John Capoli. They were fined a total of 29.20 by Squire Ruby. Local citizens plan action to abolish the club house.

General Razee North Eiiehth Street Joe Trumko Albert Bobok Anton Jackley John Muffler Geo. Nodge John Welaski John Capoli Squire Ruby

M. V. Robb Ill This Week

M. V. Robb has been ill this week according to local notes. No further details are provided on the illness or its impact.

M. V. Robb

Dissolution and New Partnership formed in Clinton Indiana

Notice announces dissolution of Clinton Hardware Company by mutual consent. J Clarke Smith and William O Curtis form Smith and Curtis, purchase stock, assume all orders, and continue business at the old stand authorized to collect receivables and pay debts. Clinton Indiana August 1 1906. J E Duenan J Clark Smith W O Curtis

Clinton Hardware Company J. Clarke Smith William O. Curtis Smith & Curtis Clinton Indiana J. E. Duenan Clark Smith W. O. Curtis

Storm Strikes Highland Township Again Causing Barn Damage

A severe electrical storm and heavy rain last Sunday battered Highland township in this county, following two hail storms earlier this month. Michael Tollenberger, 144 miles north of Baileysburg, lost his oats and corn crops and endured a struck barn with two horses killed and another horse mortally injured. William Olehy, one half mile north of Rileysburg, also suffered a damaging lightning strike on his barn.

Highland Township Michael Tollenberger Baileysburg William Olehy Rileysburg Hoosier State

Where are the girls of yesteryear and other items

A collage of local notices and jokes mentions married life and aging, with details on an office in South Bogart Block and various sale listings. It notes several individuals and addresses, including A. Allen and James Shewey, plus a short item about Robert Collier and his wife visiting Terre Haute.

Yesteryear

Notice of Application for Liquor License

Notice is hereby given to Clinton township Vermillion county Indiana residents that a male over twenty one years and resident for ninety days will apply at the September term 1906 for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors for off and on premises the building on the northeast corner of lot one block one Bogart and Andersons subdivision Clinton Indiana described as a frame building with glass doors and windows fronting Ninth street.

Clinton Clinton Township Vermillion County Indiana Board of Commissioners Said County Bogart and Anderson Ninth Street

The Sprinkler Man Rains Pedestrians On the Walk

Poem laments a sprinkler operator whose hose soaks everyone on the sidewalk. It portrays the sprinkler as reckless, spraying from dawn to night and drenching dainty toes to wigs alike, challenging the law and social norms.

Driver Clem Curry Injured at Mine No 8 Incident

Clem Curry, a miner at Mine No 8, was seriously hurt Friday when he was caught between a car and a rib and crushed.

Clem Curry Mine No. 8

Notice of Administration in Vermillion County

The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vermillion County Indiana announces the appointment of the administrator of the estate of Malinda Harrington, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. The administrator’s name and date July 23, 1906 are recorded.

Vermillion County

Local liquor license sought for Clinton ward business

A male resident over 21, owner of a forthcoming business, applies for a one year retail liquor license at the September term 1906. The proposed location is a ground floor room measuring forty by twenty feet in a one story building on the west end of lot 6, block 3, Clinton. The room fronts Main Street with glass doors and windows allowing full view from the street.

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Headlee @ White the Grocers Seventh and Vine Streets Elva Hunter Grace Roberts Center Grays Stuvar Grove Latters Grays Campbell Blake Hey Aftertown Center Happy Hooligan Dulin James UMLE Judd Lewis The Houston Tex Post B.ragan M Bogart Block Griffith’s 6Th and Blackman Sts Fairview T. A. Allen James Shewey Robert Collier Osler Cincinnati Alfonso Italia Sam Katy Third Ward Main City of Murray’s Exchange David R. Murray J. L. Sells Main St James A. Dugger & Son Seventh and Anna Raine J. L. Sanders I. D. White, M.D Tod Fifth and Blackman Streets David Bradley David Bradley Presse D. R. Murray
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