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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
8
Notice of Administration Vermillion County Indiana
The clerk of the circuit court of Vermilion county Indiana appoints Mingus Johnson as administrator of the deceased resident of Vermilion county. The estate is stated to be solvent and pending administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion County
State of
Indiana
Mingus Johnson
E. A. Aikman
First National Bank
Old Timey Jokes and Oddities Spark Local Laughs
A humor column riffs on marriage, fishing, and everyday life with quips about Cupid, a cat umpire, and an anarchist pudding tale. It lampoons editors, poets, and newsrooms while sharing shaggy dog tales and a playful “sign of destiny” misread by a boy at a river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky Fassbinder
Nicky
Brudder
Canary-killing Brat Arrest Spurs Outrage
A woman orders the arrest of a boy described as a wicked brat for killing a canary upon her hat, triggering strong public reaction. The incident highlights community tensions and questions of juvenile conduct.
Meanest of All in Okmulgee Democrat rebuke
The Okmulgee Democrat prints a sharp rebuke about subscribers who refuse to pay for papers, comparing them unfavorably to a clever stalling reader and lampooning penny pinching habits. The column highlights the impact of unpaid subscriptions on the paper's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Kan
Time standards at informal functions in working attire
A terse note on mean time and punctuality at informal gatherings, suggesting attendees dress in work clothes and observe time rather than relying on formal schedules. The tone hints at casual events with strict timing and practical behavior.
Duck Merchants Dispute Over Uproarious Profit
Two duck merchants each held 30 ducks at different prices a dollar buys 3 ducks for one and 2 for another. During a sudden absence one sold all 60 at 5 for 2 dollars, grossing 24 dollars. If sold separately, one would gain 15 dollars and the other 10 dollars. A dollar discrepancy remains.
Advertising author’s suicide tale spurs books
A London author allegedly killed himself to advertise his latest novel and boosted sales. Now reports say he remains money indifferent and chronicles show he smokes constantly at his headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Disbanded Society Women Joke About Heart Badges
A humorous exchange recalls the Sisterhood of Society Women in New York City disbanding after adopting heart badges as a symbol of their cause. The joke hinges on the impracticality of wearing pins over the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of Society
New York City
Society
Quinine and Plum Pudding Mischief at Dinner
A Tennessee newspaper recalls a home hair restorer made of rum and quinine that was poured on plum pudding and set afire. Guests finished the dish, then appeared puzzled and wrinkled faces as if tasting a bitter pill of adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardeman
Tenn
Free Press
New Pants for the Band Plow Funds Begun
A subscription has been started to purchase a new pair of green pants for the band. The note mentions current wear while the fundraiser proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grindstone
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7Th and Vine Sts
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A. J. Doughty & CO
Dan Cupid
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Thomas Jefferson Meek
St. Louis
Meek
California
New York
Broadway
Hat
J. L. Sells, Campbell Block
Chas. York
J. L. Sanders
Main St
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Louisville
Bonner-Bence Drug CO
I. D. White, M.D
Bogart Black
Fifth and
Blackman Streets
The
Seventh and
North
Anna Raine
James A. Bugger
David Bradley Mfg. Co
Bradley, Fil
Naval” Movement
D. R. Murray
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