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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
The document lists 1st District Edward North 2nd District Cyrus Cox 3rd District Levi Haikman 4th District Chas H Cluder and at large Fred J Winters Daniel J Brown and Ira Hess.
The Clinton township Republican convention will nominate three justices of the peace and three constables. It meets at Clinton City Hall on Saturday July 28 at 2 p m. Joan O Wincut is township chairman.
A statement praising the Republican party for benefiting the laboring class, asserting that its impact is unmatched among political groups and that these facts will endure in American memory.
The statement credits the Republican Party with sustaining the nation's prosperity and growth. It emphasizes ongoing economic strength attributed to the party's policies and governance.
A political message urges voters that supporting the Republican ticket will continue the nation’s prosperity and economic growth. The statement frames the party as the proven path to financial success and national well being.
The campaign urges voters to support the Republican ticket to keep growth and prosperity moving forward. It frames the choice as a continuation of current policies and economic gains.
A political analysis notes the Republican ticket and its prosperity agenda share core aims and policy emphasis. The piece examines how party candidates align with economic growth, fiscal restraint, and business-friendly reforms, signaling a cohesive campaign message.
Advertises 108 acres in Orange County offered for exchange for houses and lots or other property in Central Indiana. 33 acres in Orange for 850 dollars, a Birdseye property, a Deputy Jefferson County dwelling and business property with 4 rooms. Farm listings in Jackson, Scott, and Orange Counties from 10 to 50 dollars per acre. Three improved 40 acre Vermillion County farms and several stores offered in trade for farms. Write for information.
The Snyder family reprises its act with the Gentry Brothers in two performances starting next Tuesday July 31 at 2 15 PM. A grand street parade will depart the show grounds at 10 30 AM on July 31.
A Wright family reunion took place in a Paris park with fifteen families and 62 attendees. The sole surviving elder, Truman Wright, aged 85, was honored as guests enjoyed a noon basket dinner and a pleasant day together.
Two strong amateur teams West Terre Haute and Clinton clash Sunday afternoon at Morris Park for supremacy. Both squads are in top form and a battle royal is anticipated.
Frank Harrison asks the Plaindealer to inform Woodmen that all dues should be paid by July 27. He will depart within a day or so after that date for a medical treatment in Martinsville.
The city council pledges immediate sewerage work and the paving of Main Street, aiming to complete the paved thoroughfare before the next snowfall.
Word reaches Clinton that Mrs Dora Record has left her home at Pana Illinois and is gone to parts unknown.
Mary Gosnell of Center neighborhood turned 16 on Wednesday and enjoyed a surprise party with about 60 friends and relatives. Her uncle E. E. Helt presented a gold watch during the celebration. Jas Harrison and nephew Robert Harrison visited Danville and the Soldiers Home then attended an ice cream supper at Centenary church planned for July 26 to aid church funds.
The firm promotes its unmatched furniture and hardware selection in Clinton and invites locals to browse their extensive showroom whether or not they buy. They emphasize satisfaction guarantees and encourage in-person viewing at their store.
A long list of real estate transfers shows John H. Bogart and others selling multiple Clinton parcels to various buyers for sums ranging from 10 to 3,950 dollars. Separate items report a warrant arrest for bastardy, a fire injury death in Ashland, a local song publication, a notable reader and impersonator visit, city clerks expanding staff, and a notable pearl find in the Wabash river with a local jeweler offering repair services.
City of Clinton Indiana passes an ordinance prohibiting spitting on sidewalks stairs and public building entrances and railroad platforms. Violators face fines up to three dollars with the ordinance in effect from the date of passage and publication dated July 9 1906.
The ordinance requires each distillery brewery or depot within Clinton city or within four miles to pay a 250 yearly license to the city for the general fund. It prescribes license issuance by the clerk and penalties for noncompliance and a publication requirement. The measure was ordained July 9 1906.
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