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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
A reflective line on how job demand cools even as economic growth surges, portraying labor market weakness amid broad prosperity. The phrase suggests persistence of unemployment pressure despite overall wealth, signaling a paradox in economic conditions.
An unclear report notes Boss 4 Lug Bert is incensed over a repul sy decissatere. The piece mentions data needs and a trio of players failing to use Vito Casios resorts.
The Tadillens backed the freg silver im Ps06 arguing it would raise costs on goods. One principal argument favored by supporters was the potential for higher prices across the board.
The Washington Democrat notes a net saving of 820 million to the people through 2-cent fare laws. The Washington Herald points to the tidy sum saved for Indiana by the last Republican legislature act.
The state railroad commission had performed well before the latest legislative session and the new provisions were added to enhance its effectiveness. Each step reflects a broad push for stronger Republican legislation and governance.
The essential to a worker's success is a market for labor. Various theories, often well meant, promise improvement but overlook the core need: a sustained demand for work.
A brief note praises recently enacted law provisions that curb junketing at state expense and highlights a second savings measure benefiting the public. The speaker says public attention has been limited but the provisions reflect the legislature's spirit.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes enduring factional tensions as a party leader pushes for populist doctrines and purges dissenters. In Vermillion county John W. Butler won the Democratic nomination for county superintendent on the first ballot, defeating Colfax Martin amid caucuses and a split field. Butler, a young local heir, is expected to be a capable county superintendent despite party turmoil.
A quirky collection notes Peculiar Missouri as a strange place, a slow spring mosquito, and lighthearted takes on neighbors rabbits garden visitors and summer travel. A town debate follows many paying subscriptions with few paying dues.
Mary Pinson of New Goshen Vigo county died Wednesday morning aged nearly 97 leaving three or four children. J Pinson of Terre Haute an ex union soldier on pension board was the oldest child living. George W Campbell of Heltonship died June 2 1907 aged 74. Civil War veteran and former county official survived by widow and four children. Multiple court notices and local items follow with divorce and partition actions, sales, and liens. Short anecdotes and humorous items close the column with social notes and editorials.
Greenway oversaw the funeral services at Bono and the interment followed at the Bono cemetery.
County Commissioner John Mc Gregor of Marion County says Indiana sets the pace for others and there is no need to leave the state to find institutions as good as those nationwide. He based this view on a recent inspection tour to several locations.
Athern at the Mankin camp near Silverwood reports a fine pearl of about twenty three grains. The pearling tale highlights Joseph Mankin as among the lucky. The write up ponders the pace of the week with a light note on the timing.
The Indianapolis News lists a year long progress diary of a Hoosier editor. It tallies events such as being broke 300 times and Roasted 521 times while noting counts for meals missed and cash on hand from $1.49 to 67 cents.
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