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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
4
The Indiana capital veterans a grand loyalist display praising Vice President Charles Fairbanks with Beveridge’s keynote “No backward step.” Indiana leaders, governors and newspapers applaud the Fairbanks boom and pledge support for Chicago nomination.
The Greensburg Review reports Indiana Republicans held a biennial love feast where crowding support for Charles W. Fairbanks as their presidential nominee dominated discussion. Voters left convinced any Republican candidate could serve, reflecting broad endorsement of party leaders and unity.
In the Colorado valley around Surface Creek Corinna Clarke plans a hunting trip with her mother Mrs. Clarke and John Brown. A grand Grand Mesa scene unfolds as Corinna’s big horn crosses paths with Mrs. Clarke while Brown pursues his own feelings and plans.
In a Chicago Tribune exchange, Spilker notes Bilker’s religion remains undisclosed, saying there is nothing established and that the matter was not asked previously.
The administrator of Joseph S. Clark's estate in Vermilion County Indiana offers for sale at public auction at the decedent's residence two miles southwest of Clinton on January 31 1908 the decedent's personal property including work horses cows wagons buggies harness hay oats corn household goods and farming equipment sold as is with terms of five dollars or less cash and over five dollars credit at ten months with interest and note.
The families of John and Ed Ruby and Howard Whitehead shared a New Year dinner hosted by Squire Ruby and his wife on North Ist street.
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