Clinton Liquor Store Opens with Low Prices on Spirits
Advertises a new Family Liquor Store linked to a retail liquor business offering whiskies brandies wines at lower prices than ever before. Includes a price list.
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
Vaughn and Vannest advertise in Clinton Indiana paper
A local newspaper notice from Clinton Indiana announces Vaughn and Vannest published as a second class matter mailer dated December 30 1905. The notice also states the subscription rate of 1 25 per year in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Advertising Payment Rule Due By Wednesday Noon
The notice states that changes for advertisements must be made in this office by Wednesday noon to ensure the change. It emphasizes adherence to the rule without deviation.
Call for unity in Clinton to build a greater city
The article urges all citizens to join the Commercial Club effort and set aside party prejudices for Clinton’s progress. It emphasizes harmony over factional conflict and calls on The Plaindealer to support any constructive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Work rush on ice plant expansion and second story rising
Wm. Johnson accelerates construction of the ice plant with a second story under way. The project will soon be finished and will form a much larger structure than commonly expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
Circuit Court docket items include multiple trials and div
State cases set for trial on March 18 and 19 include Sherman Chunn Carter and Grogan neckels with notes of venue change, arrest continuations and larceny attempts. Civil matters include Snapp v York on accounting. Bunyan Runyan divorce. Fenton divorce. Arrasmith Peters quiet title. Skinner Keerns foreclosure. Shute Linch partition with sale report and fees. Cregg Gebhart partition and sale with notice and continued cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Chunn
John Carter
Harry Shelby
Grogan
Frank Neckels
Hartsook
St. Bernice
Cayuga
Minnie Bunyan
Charles J. Runyan
Hattie Fenton
John N. Fenton
Thomas T. Arrasmith
Harry O. Peters
Frank Skinner
Jesse Keerns
David Shute
Elmer Linch
Richard C. Cregg
James W. Gebhart
Clinton Social Roundup and Local Meetings
Center Gleanings notes E E Helt called to Indianapolis. Parrot Haun and family visit the Bonners. Willie Pearman moves near Newport. Henry Myers buys Pick White heirs farm for 2200 dollars. Belle Miller visits Centenary. Brantlinger and Shewey households Sunday with Belle Starkey. Libbie Downey seen with a gentleman Monday. Don Roberts visits Clinton grandmother Elva Hunter. Ritchey and Ethel Cora Ford attend League at Centenary. Otis Sims and Robert Davis visit Sidney Gilmore. Helt family attends Salem church. Wm Stokesberry visits Cayuga sister F M Hill. Citizens meet to organize Commercial Club. high enthusiasm and belief Clinton will form a lasting group. C W Corder of Rockville visits Clinton. Griffiths sale begins Saturday morning.
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Dan Brantlinger
Fairview
James Shewey
Clinton
Belle Starkey
Libbie Downey
Don Roberts
Elva Hunter
Progress and advertising in a thriving city paper
A railing critique asserts that a city's progress shows in its newspaper ads. The Plaindealer is praised if its pages contain lively local advertising and little foreign junk, signaling active business and a wakeful community.
Seed stock sale from Staats Raynes and Adams
Last fall we burned all garden and seed stock. We now offer fresh, abundant seeds of many kinds. If you want good seed we solicit your patronage from Staats Raynes Adams.
Refuge home and lectures aid women in need
Frederic Sturgis, field lecturer for the Florence Critenton movement, spoke in Clinton this week on behalf of erring women. A refuge home for girls and young women seeking to escape lives of shame has been established in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Sturgis
Florence Crittenton
Clinton
Terre Haute
Man in Overcoat Terrorizes Women on Blackman Street
For several evenings a man in a long overcoat and slouch hat has lurked along Blackman street frightening women as they return from evening work. He has chased some to their homes, causing fear among residents. Revival services are planned at the Presbyterian church next week. Griffith's sale is reported as a great help to the people.
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Blackman Street
Presbyterian Church
Griffith
Horses for Sale at All Times
We have on hand and for sale from 10 to 15 good horses suitable for farm or driving. Can sell you a horse cheaper than anybody. Every horse guaranteed as represented. Reasonable time given to responsible parties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. L. Meyer
Guckenheimer
J. T. Welch
Fort Harrison
Bond
THE
Clinton Plaindealer
Vaughn & Vannest
Home Telephone
Swinehart
Circuit Court
Him
E. E. Helt
Indianapolis
Parrot Haun
Parke County
Jacob Bonner
Willie Pearman
Newport
Henry Myers
Pick White
Belle Miller
Bessie van Duyn
Centenary
Homer Ritchey
Ethel and
Cora Ford
Otis Sims
Robert Davis
Sidney Gilmore
Salem
Wm. Stokesberry
F. M. Hill
Commercial Club
C. W. Corder
Rockville
A& m
Heath & Milligan
Sifants Kanes
Adams
Hoosier
Staats, Raynes & Adams
Clinton, Ind
N. B
Harrison & Pittenger
Corner Main and
Bridge Streets
GER
Brown’s Shoe Store
Main Street
Clinton, Indiana
Fairview Park
North Fourth Street
Fire and Life Insurance
Commercial Mutual Accident Company
Philadelphia
Ben Sims
North 7Th Street
Surrey
R. Collier’s
4Th Street
Old Country
David Wesley
Sam Bell
North Third Street
McNair, Craig & CO
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