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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
4
A vendor states they have opened a Family Liquor Store in connection with a retail liquor business and promises to furnish whiskies, brandies, and wines at lower prices if quality is considered, with a price list to follow.
Union leaders note a busy year for carpenters and contractors as residential and commercial projects surge in Clinton with many structures planned. Buildings will rise by the score, signaling unprecedented construction activity in the area.
The fire department urges the city council to install a more reliable electric fire alarm signal due to an uncertain telephone system. This seeks improved emergency communication and quicker response.
Local residents urge installation of hitch racks to accommodate farmers bringing rigs to the city for trading. They argue the lack of racks discourages commerce and demand a quicker solution to support agricultural activity.
The paper excerpt lists numerous names from Illinois and other states and outlines eight benefits of pavements. It explains how an established grade, appearance, cleanliness, health, reduced transport costs, fire protection, year round use, and bicycle access add value mainly to abutting properties, with long-term daily benefits vs annual payments.
The Indianapolis News reports a statement that the Dering mines in Clinton will be abandoned with focus shifted to an Illinois field. Local residents doubt the claim, saying the Clinton property has heavy investment and will not be abandoned.
Clinton mine locals select their delegates for the district convention to be held in Terre Haute on March 19. The ballot count for district officers is complete but withheld until convention day, with W. D. Van Horn widely considered the president-elect.
The Clinton Plaindealer contends it is no crime to be a socialist and predicts it will remain a Republican paper, never refusing to publish the Republican ticket after legal nomination, signaling a political stance amid upcoming contests.
The Clinton Plaindealer stands as the sole union newspaper serving Clinton and Vermillion counties, delivering labor-aligned reporting and community updates for local workers and residents.
Mr and Mrs Rider hosted a pink tea social at their home on Sycamore Street Wednesday evening. The county diploma examination is set for Saturday March 16 at Hazel Bluff school house. Mel Hunter and family move to California to settle there. Our fire department fought a coal shed fire in Soup Bone Tuesday night about 8. Mrs C H Griffith and Miss Harrison traveled to St Louis to buy goods for Griffith store. For sale Clover seed available by phone 24 or C M White. Crane Slater offers a full wall paper line.
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