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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
4
Bargains Hardware markets full mortised, well braced screen doors that don’t sag or warp at price equal to common kinds. Also touts bargains on hammocks and porch chairs for outdoor comfort and durability.
The speaker questions whether Late Bishop is a Democrat or a Socialist. The Republican line praises prosperity and cites past tariff revisions by Democrats, referencing 1903.
Miners are slated for wage hikes as current conditions differ from Democratic eras, signaling a notable shift in labor terms and pay standards. The move underscores changing governance impact on mining labor and earnings dynamics.
The report notes a record number of individual bank accounts in the United States signaling widespread prosperity and financial participation across the population.
The text asserts that the Republican party has consistently aided the laboring class by enacting laws favorable to workers. It presents a partisan view without includeing specific laws or dates.
The speaker claims the nation enjoys prosperity due to the enduring strength of the Republican party, asserting no man can deny the current flourishing state of the country. He credits the party's impact on national condition.
A political opinion endorses the Republican party as the staunch friend of laboring people, claiming it has repeatedly acted for their benefit and warns against untried policies aiming to lure workers away.
Delegates at Indianapolis state convention endorse Given for president and call for tariff revision. The party vows reform and unity, aligning with support already shown in 1903 when tariff changes were proposed.
Cecil Campbell walks unaided. Miss Girace Tiarper visits Dr. Ashley. McDonald buys Scottsboro store. Italian couples Fracci Giovanini and Carli Tina to marry. Mrs. Palmer dies in Owen Indiana. Many neighborhood moves, illnesses, and social visits noted. Gas lights planned for Montezuma. town excited about growth and new businesses. Fire and police activity referenced along with local ordinances banning fireworks on July 4.
The Stallion Inkus will stand at a Clinton livery barn for the 1906 season with insurance options. It costs $10.00 to insure the horse in foal and $12.50 to insure a colt to stand and suck.
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.
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