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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a Clinton Indiana post office notice referencing a branch or service under a commerce net and a number. The readable portion lacks clear dates or names to identify a specific action or deadline.
Washington dispatch reports Rep Ellas a Pleilidey soon to reappoint the orth di teier amid a crowded field. Clayton Holliday expresses confidence in nomination with support from Me Holliday’s friends. Totliday says he will resign if a successor arises, but will fight if needed. Clinton visit to gauge local support is expected as the Fifth district race continues.
Voting places in their precincts. C E Lowry County Chairman and C G Vannest County Secretary announce the Republican county convention at Hillsdale Indiana March 17 1906 at 10 o clock a m to nominate county officers including Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Recorder Assessor and district and at large county council members. The 47th judicial circuit Republicans Vermillion and Parke counties meet in delegate convention at Hillsdale March 17 1906 at 9 a m to nominate a prosecuting attorney.
The Comineare Stave Primary, founded by TL S and son Plavid, stands as one of the region’s oldest wood industries. A Clinton night patrolman urges a city curfew to keep youths off the streets after dark amid war and panic era memories.
Noblesville Indiana candidate Edward F. E. Neal, a newspaper man, seeks the Republican nomination for the Supreme Court at the state convention on April 11.
Professor Jenks of Goshen has been offered the chair of agriculture at a state school in Newark Delaware and is considering the position. The offer comes from Delaware College in Newark and includes a salary of 1700 dollars. Jenks, a graduate of Purdue, is highly regarded at Goshen College and connected with the State experiment station.
The county GOP chair Lowry is challenged over missing notices for the nominating convention at Blillsdale and the call for primaries. The piece accuses the Hooster State of publishing bias and urges proper postings for delegate selection and officer names.
A long OCR fragment lists varied items from a town paper: births and marriages, theater notices, a piano by electricity, ambulance and hospital mentions, local politics, and plans to press the Traction Co for street improvements. Mentions include Mrs. Maggie Davis insurance payout, Dora Woodruff Co. matinee, and a Central Crils strike. Churchgoers, new members, water complaints, and weddings anchor the entries.
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