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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
Notices urge advertisers to submit changes to the office by Wednesday noon to ensure inclusion. The policy states no deviation from the rule.
A terse recruitment note seeks four young men from the country for winter jobs. Applicants should contact W. A. Paitrips & Co., Investment Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa for arrangements.
Local updates include Mrs. Eli Harrison ill on North Main Street, Mrs. Laura Aikman visiting Newport relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Swinehart visiting Terre Haute. A Hazel Bluff Chapel market is set for Saturday at Stone's grocery starting 10 o'clock, with wool robes and Kodak gifts promoted.
The Young Men's Bible class of the Christian church hosts an oyster supper at the Scott Martin block Saturday evening at 5 30 December 14. Proceeds aid foreign mission work and invites everyone to attend. Also promotes Plaindealer year subscriptions as Christmas gifts for distant relatives or friends.
An ordinance certified by Mayor C. E. Lowry on December 2, 1907 defines Clinton Indiana's city limits. The boundary begins at the Wabash River low water mark and traces a lengthy line through Main Street, Amis and Martins addition, streets including Ninth, Seventh, Vine, Sycamore, and Bogart, then to the park and cemetery, ending back at the Wabash river.
Retail promotions and notices from multiple Indiana businesses including the Bonner Bence Drug Co and Susie Raynes Adee Co. ads offer discounts on Sanitol and perfume gift sets, while other lines seek help with address work and warn of immediate settlements for Plain Dealer subscriptions. A lost pocket book near Micheli's building and Peraventos' saloon is offered for reward.
A male resident of Vermillion county Indiana applies to the Vermillion county commissioners at their January 1908 term for a one year license to sell intoxicants in a ground floor room of a two story building at Knowles Heights Clinton. The room is 20 by 41 feet with full glass front on Seventh street and will permit on premises drinking.
Notices indicate J L Sanders proposes a feed barn on Blackman and Water streets, outlining location and use. The brief item records a single property action without further details.
Notice states Pietro Lemzi applies to Vermillion county officials at the January 1908 term for a one year license to sell intoxicants in retail, in a dedicated room of a Knowles Height building in Clinton, Indiana, with on premises drinking allowed.
A note highlights a blanket for a horse as a recommended purchase at the Harlan and Higgins shop, suggesting the animal deserves comfortable gear from the local supplier.
Citizens of the Third ward of Clinton Vermilion County Indiana will apply to the county commissioners at the January 1908 term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicants. The room is on the ground floor of a 3 story brick building at the northeast corner of block 10 on Main Street, with glass fronts for visibility. Joan C. Jones.
A-new Enterprise Court and Hennie Meyer operate a billiard hall and penny arcade in the White and Gillis block at Main and Bridge. The Arcade features pictures fortune telling galore and a lobby with elegant furnishing across two billiard tables and several pool tables.
S. Workman advertises a second hand goods business at Bridge and Main Street offering buying and selling of used items.
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