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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
8
Illegible notice fragment mentions a theft in a location named Lunt and a person referenced as Scorpey. No clear dates or suspects are readable. Further readable details are too fragmentary to identify.
In Groegt fetds of wheat white sheaves signal harvest and threshing is near completion. Miss Malinda Heber of Dana visits home while Henry Myers fixes his barn. Center youths spend Fourth at Terre Haute. James Shewey family visits Belle Starkey’s mother. Mrs. Stokes improves from rheumatism. Dave Miller’s sciatica remains. Barr buys a new rubber-tired carriage.
A notice offers hay and straw baling services by L Drake in Clinton with phone number 25. The article notes a government probe into over twenty railroad companies for safety appliance law violations, framing such episodes as too common to be news.
A long editorial fragment discusses the common sense of voters, labor demand shaping wages, and political imagery around Democrats and Bryan. It weaves in a Kansas City anecdote about a man injured in the city who allegedly received $7,000, illustrating public sentiment and rumor in a regional voice.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes progress in teamsters education and union strength. It recalls a two year old permanent arbitration board for disputes with merchants and team owners, which was used to broker strikes. After union leaders took control, the board was dissolved and strikes diminished as the teamsters grew stronger.
A Maine woods guide boasted he could endure attacks from biting black files for five minutes on his bare back. A party member applied a burning glass to his shoulder, forcing him to endure pain before finally admitting defeat.
A male over twenty one and a resident of Clinton township applies at the Vermillion county August term 1007 for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in less than a quart, to be consumed on the premises in a 19 by 40 foot room on the ground floor fronting Main Street Clinton. The room is within a two story concrete building described as lot two block six in the original Clinton town plat. The applicant is sole owner and proprietor. The Logansport Journal notes Cass county Republicans should unite to win.
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