Local Notes Include Estate Survey and Health Updates
Readable items show Robert of Cavnea and Troward visiting Clintai to survey the Whiteend estate for a settlement and property division. Mrs George Campbell travels to Chicago after learning her husband’s health worsened following a surgical operation at Monroe Street hospital. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Paul Bogart takes a medical break. Deputy S Pullman will handle city court duties in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choy
Solis
Siders
Phos. Reid
Aci and Sons Vo
Robert
Cavnea
Troward
Clintai
Whiteend
George Campbell
Near Center
Chicago
Monroe Street Hospital
Paul Bogart
Ife
Spullman
Mr. Bogart
Whites Pharmacy Fountain Ad Clinton’s Greatest Drug Store
An ad urges readers to enjoy a soda at a bright clean fountain. It promises a pure wholesome drink served ice cold and invites tired travelers to step in and refresh themselves at Whites Pharmacy, Clinton.
Notice of Aikman estate accounts at bank
Notice is hereby given that the account books of the late Dr. E. A. Aikman will be found at the First National Bank. Those knowing themselves to be indebted to his estate will please call at the bank and settle. Chas. Vannest and wife spent Sunday with the latter's parents in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Aikman
First National Bank
Chas. Vannest
Illinois
Notice of Liquor License Application in Clinton Indiana
A Clinton township resident and business owner announces a forthcoming application at the Vermillion county board of commissioners August term 1906 for a one year license to sell spirited, vinous, malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart. The sales room will be a 19 by 40 foot ground floor front room on Main Street in Clinton, within described real estate owned by Cover L. Myer.
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Fourth
Clinton
Clinton Township
Vermillion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Said
City of
Chinton
L. Mryer
Buried Knocker and Odd News From the Times
A quirky mix of verse about the dead knocker and a note of marriages in New Mexico. The column then shares anecdotes from political squabbles, a Michigan boy's heroic streetcar incident, a fat man dating quip, and jokes about misprinted golf and moth ball stories.
Dream of Elms and Springs in a Hot Afternoon
A vivid, poetic musing on escaping the heat by lying in the grass beneath elms. The speaker imagines a cool spring, the sound of water, and drinking from a cup, while flies buzz and blues fade. Birds, crows, and hawks wheel as the narrator drifts back to sleep under sapphire skies.
A Song and Various Snips of Wit from A Rag-Time Era
An eclectic yard of verse and cartoons with playful poems about labor and song, sharp quips on railway mishaps, school life, and a misprinted newsroom anecdote. Notable snippets include a boastful song of perseverance, a robber tale in Omaha, a Kansas polygamy joke, and a misread editor proof.
The Point River Splash Ends In Alarm
In a river scene at The Point Forty boys splash under the sun with maidens watching. Boarders gather around the boat-house as cries rise from a boy shouting to duck under, creating a moment of shock and alarm.
French Actress Stuns Audience With Acrobatics
A lively stage night ends with a heckle as a new French actress performs daring splits including a stage split and bottle beer stunt. The chatter mentions splits and comic use of language before a police interruption.
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Whites Pharmacy
A. J. Doughty & CO
St. Peter
Heaven
Maggie Barefoot
Mr. Rastus Boots
New Mexico
Presbyterian Standard
Joe
Senator Blackburn
Bailey
Texas
Washington
Michigan
Los Angeles
Michigan Hills
Ohio
Billy Bunker
Hy Ouguy
America
Andover Academy
Kissue
Kansas
Missouri
Lillian Russell
Piraud
Spaudi
Finaud
Pineal Building
Campbell
Roaone
Chas. York
Main St
L. Sanders
FiOrtIx
Louisville Varrish CO
Louisville
Bonner-Bence Drug CO
I. D. White, M.D
Bogart Block
Fifth and
Blackman Streets
The
Seventh and
North
Anna Raine
James A. Bugger
SUN
David Bradley Mfc. Co
Bradley, Utl
U.S
Naval” Movement
D. R. Murray
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