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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
8
Indebted parties to the Plaindealer are urged to call for settlement at once. Readers are reminded to purchase hardware guns and ammunition from Harlan & Higeins.
The Indiana Republican State Committee adopts rules for electing delegates and alternates to district conventions to select delegates for the national Republican convention. Delegates are apportioned by county votes and additional fractions from the 1906 election. Notices must be published statewide at least two weeks before meetings. Delegates convene February 4, 1909, under the committee's rules.
Pursuant to the national committee call Republicans of Tediana meet in townships precincts or wards to select delegates for the Republican national convention to be held in Chicago June 16 1908.
Property ad urging quick purchase offers a lot for sale in Pentreath with cash or long time financing options and a contact phone number 330 for inquiries.
Corinna Clarke and her mother travel toward the Grand Mesa in Colorado to hunt the elusive big horn. Mr. Brown accompanies them, purchases gear, and chases the horn while Mrs. Clarke sketches. A dramatic fall leaves Brown injured but alive as Corinna faces the aftermath.
A narrator recalls a party at Fattys with Ruth White a flirtatious town girl. He describes her beauty and their playful kiss forfeit scene then a moonlit walk home before a vow to reveal nothing to avoid gossip.
A brief exchange asks about Bilker's religion while Spilker responds that the Chicago Tribune reveals it is not the case. The remark points to ongoing curiosity about Bilker's beliefs and references a major newspaper for clarification.
A reader humor section recounts a prank at the Kalamazoo Gazette where a visitor tampered with a typewriter and left a bizarre verse on the roller. The piece includes parodies in Esperanto and other bits from Indianapolis News and Houston Post, noting the mischief and the unlikely verses.
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