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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
In the 1st District Edward North, 2d Cyrus Cox, 3d Levi Hwaikman, and 4th District Charles H. Cluder are listed with Laree attendees Fred J. Winters Daniel J. Brown and Ira Hess.
A brief opinion piece argues that ongoing Republican administrations will support enduring national prosperity. It emphasizes policy continuity and economic advancement attributed to Republican leadership.
A brief political exhortation urging voters to choose the Republican ticket to maintain the nation's current prosperous condition. It emphasizes continuity in leadership and economic stability without detailing candidates or dates.
The text argues that the Republican party's principles have proven successful over four and a half decades, asserting they are neither untried nor unknown. It frames the stance as a continuation of established policy rather than novel ideas.
The speaker asserts rising bank account numbers and full employment as evidence that the Republican party holds power and public contentment follows. The claim links economic prosperity to party governance and political outcomes.
A political message urges voters to support the Republican ticket, asserting that their principles have been tried and found the best for the nation. The brief appeals to loyalty and tradition, framing the ticket as embodying proven governance.
A city-wide notice proclaims "Wanted, 40 men at the Klondike mine, steady work." The speaker jests that such solicitations sound appealing yet asks readers to compare with notices during a Democratic administration.
Alvin Helt and family attended the reunion for Porter Andrews' former students at the grove west of Salem church. Andrews began teaching at No. 16 in 1882 for four years, with 54 pupils then, 50 living now, peak enrollment 42, four-year average 38. About 80 to 100 people attended, 20 pupils present, several letters read from alumni in Oklahoma El Paso Texas and Illinois, noon dinner enjoyed.
Miss Elva Pinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pinson and Professor William F Clarke son of Mr and Mrs J H Clarke of Edinburg were united in marriage at noon on Wednesday June 27 in Crawfordsville. The ceremony featured a bridal chorus and simple vows under a canopy of flowers. About fifty guests attended, with Priscilla Club members hosting a luncheon. The couple will reside in Billings Montana where Mr Clarke willhead a school, after visiting Edinburg. Out of town guests included several Clark and Pinson relatives and local families.
An itemized catalog lists numerous era china sets silverware glassware and decorative pieces donated by individuals including Miss Bessie Stark Ethel Bishop Mrs M Dudley Miss Grpach Cole the Wright sisters and Mrs Lena Blythe Warren among others The list also mentions a Pearl Heartpence a Battenberg centerpiece and various small objets d art associated with Edinburg and Indianapolis.
Center Glemings notes brief visitors and family events. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs George Ammerman died after only a few hours. Mrs Ammerman recovering from illness. Mrs Ward Farrington ill but improving. Neighbors and relatives from Cayuga Bethlehem Illinois Dana Perrysville Salem West Union and Crown Hill cited. Wheat harvest begins and crops described as light but ripe.
Mrs J M Hays was delighted at a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Mrs G O Nichols. The occasion honored her ahead of a planned move to California, with the Rebekah lodge providing a festive feast in her honor.
Miss Sarah Downing entertained in honor of Mrs John Hayes and sister Mrs Henry Diehl of La Grange Illinois and Mrs Emma Hostetter of Mount Pleasant Utah on Wednesday at a local gathering.
The social club hosted a Friday dance for Misses Williams and Roberts guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Bence. Knights of Columbus organized an outing at Forest Park for Terre Haute guests. Reuben Martin and spouses attended Grace Jacobs and Shy Wiley’s wedding in Kansan Illinois. Frank Micheli and wife attended Raymond Smith and Lizzie Beckensto’s wedding in Brazil. Mrs M N Blythe plans an afternoon gathering for her daughter Mrs Henry W Warren of Bena Minnesota. Bessie Bunyan visiting Sam Gray and wife in Terre Haute with Sunday entertainment. Wi J T Harper and wife attended the McKee Crabb wedding on Wednesday.
The account books of the late Dr. E. A. Aikman will be found at the First National Bank. Those owed money to the estate are urged to call at the bank and settle promptly.
The Clinton Indiana Common Council adopts an ordinance banning ignition discharge or explosion of pyrotechnic devices within city limits without a written permit from the Mayor. The law allows displays on a private premises. violators face fines up to ten dollars. It takes effect after passage and publication. Mayor and City Clerk attested.
Local pharmacy promotes a Coca Cola style soda fountain with bright clean offerings. Advocates refreshing drinks kept ice cold and wholesome for tired customers seeking a quick rest and sip.
The notice informs the public that Staats Raynes Adams now holds a stock of furniture equal to that found in larger cities and invites inspection, encouraging potential buyers to view the selection.
Two houses available near Klondike and the Buckeye mines for rent at five dollars per month each. Ben R. Whitcomb.
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