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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
8
An advertisement offers a wide range of building material and builders hardware with prompt delivery. It highlights Steamboat Paint as second to none and invites readers to call or phone 322 for service and future patronage.
A series of civil actions and claims were filed including James Neber against Southern Fire Brick and Clay Co. for accounting, Jennie Hamilton against Wm Giles as administrator of Thos Giles estate for 238, Decatur Downing estate claims of 14260, Joseph Rhoads against Paul Conley as administrator of J Roach Johnson estate for 8350, and multiple claims against D C Johnson administrator of Henry Rhone Jr estate listing individuals and amounts such as David Lindsey 300 and Elizabeth Rhone Sr 600.
The Christian Church announces 9:30 a.m. Bible School led by superintendent Wm. Deworld and 10:45 a.m. preaching with communion on the topic The Lord's Treasury. 2:30 p.m. Junior Y P S C K led by Amanda Beveridge. 6:00 p.m. Senior Y en E led by Alice Harlan. 7:15 p.m. preaching on Lip Service. 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Ladies Aid at Mrs Knowles. 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting. Friday choir practice. Everyone invited.
Frank Foster of The Plaindealer says he arrived safely at Spokane Bridge Washington and bought a 160 acre ranch eighteen miles from town. He adds he saw a tremendous pile of rocks while crossing the Rockies.
Donnie Crane begins work for Frank Kooneé Monday morning while Oscar Church will work for Abbie Frist next Monday. Ernest Shewey plans to start with John Smith as winter ends. Ben Osman of near Dana moves to Wellman farm and John Church to Whitcomb place. Lacey Haun visits Parke County relative. Several locals ill or traveling. sale at Andrews last week netted over 26 dollars. Washington birthday exercises at Frog College drew attendance amid tensions.
The report shows enrollment totaling 913 students 453 males 460 females. Monthly enrollments 798 with 380 males 413 females. Averages belonging 763 760 total. Daily attendance 691 with 323 males 368 females. Attendance rates 91 percent overall 90 male 91 female. Tardiness 114 cases 60 males 54 females. Absent or tardy 285 with 142 males 143 females. Corporal punishment 18 cases 13 males 5 females. Visitors 13 4 males 9 females. No teacher tardies recorded.
Edward McDowell announces a public sale at his residence one mile north of St Ber Nice on Wednesday March 14. The auction includes 8 horses 14 cattle 44 hogs and pigs farm implements harness and household goods. A nine month credit applies on sums over $5 with interest 8 percent from date of payment if overdue. Under $5 cash and 2 percent discount for cash.
Centenary M. E. church holds its quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday. Schedule includes quarterly conference at 2 p m, Saturday preaching at 7 p m, and Sunday service with communion at 10 30 a m. All are invited. A L Brandenburg pastor.
Thos Burgan advertises at Lewis' Livery Barn offering top market prices for all kinds of fur every Monday, noting high demand and scarce supply this year. His notice targets fur owners seeking prompt cash and reliable sale terms.
In Vermillion Circuit Court March Term 1906 Francis M Wright sues Asa Whitcomb et al to quiet title to Vermillion Indiana real estate. Defendants named as non residents were identified with multiple heirs and spouses. Case set for May 29 1906. defendants must answer or demur. Clerk WM Wells. Jump & Bogart Attorneys.
Mrs Reena Clark of Montezuma was arrested and tried in Justice Houchin's court last Saturday on unlawful possession of four fish and dip nets. She has come to board with Sheriff Carter for 155 days. Her husband, not living with her then, faces Newport trial on a similar charge.
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