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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
8
Center Sunday school cleaned the church while men fixed a hitchrack and plan new lamps. Local family visits, births, sales of horses, school sickness, and council debates over street grade fill the page alongside a public sale notice and a Vermillion county court summons in 1905 1906 records.
Maria Van Duyn sues Joseph Dupratt and numerous unknown heirs for quiet title to real estate in Vermillion County Indiana. The notice names many defendants believed non residents and warns trial set for March 13 1906 at Newport Circuit Court.
Classified notice lists a six room house for rent with central location. Court L Meyer appears as contact or author. Neighbors and potential tenants are invited to inquire.
The city council met Monday night with routine business. Four liquor licenses were granted and several bills allowed. A two year old boy from Seventh and Sycamore streets burned his mouth and tongue by taking lye. Dr. Ashley treated him.
Ground purchase by the C and BE I railroad near the Buck eye mine promises a Y junction. The Stumptown school house west of Newport burned Tuesday morning from a defective flue. George C. Hughes resigns as day operator at Jackson and will return home to Gessie. The Unity Lodge of Italians installs officers in Newport. Shirkie brothers dispute retirement rumors and plan heavier coal business in Clinton this year. Engineer Grobe returns to the gravel pit engine after two months. Fred Mahan and Cora Henson wed in Danville Illinois. Sermons on New Testament figures begin at the Christian church next Sunday evening with John the Baptist as first. For sale coal and screen coal from local mines with listed prices. Teachers plan a parents meeting with school work exhibits Friday February 2.
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