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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
8
Community updates include illnesses and recoveries of residents Mrs Geo Kline improving John Daviss baby at Fairview ill Arabel Harrison sick list and Mrs Pearl Sears improving Also weather and payroll notes plus multiple visits by residents to and from Terre Haute Danville Chicago and Vermillion Dana plans a July 4 celebration with races games and music inviting readers to attend
A compact vintage ad promotes a soda fountain at Clinton's Greatest Drug. It promises bright, spotless service with pure wholesome drinks kept ice cold. It invites tired and thirsty patrons to step to the fountain and refresh themselves.
Alec Russia known as the Finlander, held in Newport, was brought to Indianapolis Wednesday to answer the charge after a State Detective Halls, with Marshal Lowry, searched the big Finlander house in Clinton Tuesday evening. Additional metal fragments and counterfeit labels were found. Inmates report ongoing counterfeiting at his home. moulds reportedly destroyed. Boarder Sam Sampson confirms Russia’s counterfeiting and describes him as a desperate character. Guilt seems strong. a penitentiary trip is likely.
9 30 a m Bible School led by Wm Devonald superintendent 10 45 a m Preaching and Communion Services 6 00 p m Senior C E led by Miss Rose Butler 7 30 p m Children s Day Exercises 5 30 p m Wednesday Junior C E led by Mrs Amanda Beveridge 7 30 p m Thursday Prayer meeting Everyone cordially invited to attend all services
Charles Walker a mule driver at Willow Grove mine was injured when his mule on the cage became unmanageable and threw him around Saturday. He received a deep cut on his elbow requiring five stitches after the incident.
The Citizens Bank at Clinton Indiana reports its condition as of June 18 1906 with loans 17281780 overdrafts 64021 and other assets including 7645 27 from banks and bankers 3000 banking house 140 35 current expenses 1409 and cash on hand 141? g etc. Cap stock 40000 surplus 10000 undiv profits 6700 with total 28552239 in assets and 22665361 in deposits. Notary Wiltermood confirms the sworn statement on June 21 1906.
Relatives gathered from near and far to celebrate the occasion. At noon a sumptuous feast was served and well enjoyed by thirty six attendees.
George Black and his daughter Glenna were riding on Vine street when a passing automobile spooked their horse. The buggy overturned leaving both occupants badly shaken and injured though they escaped serious harm.
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