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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
An announcement advertises a new Family Liquor Store linked to a retail liquor business offering whiskies brandies and wines at lower prices than customers have seen before. A price list is promised below.
The item notes second class matter designation for mailing at Clinton Indiana on December 30 1905 under the 1879 act. It records the post office filing to satisfy mailing requirements and classification for periodical distribution.
Notice to advertisers states changes must be in by Wednesday noon at the office. The Plain Deal job department and Clinton Coal Co are involved in the notice wording and processing.
A fragment notes areas of the Gate of February printed on Saturday and mentions merch dated May 3 with a time slip of a little over a month behind schedule.
Over the past two weeks several AA lots sold in Clinton with most buyers planning residential construction this year. Developers expect housing progress as buyers move to build in the near term.
A brief notice urges Clinton residents to attend spring and summer events championing working men unity under the Uniersin banner. The call emphasizes solidarity and collective action for labor interests.
Eagles lodge presents two nights of home talent minstrel at Clinton opera house. The well filled shows featured songs by W E Spicer Thomas Brown and Shell Curtis with dancers, a living panorama and quartette.
A column argues unionism secures current labor prices and warns its destruction would halve wages. It frames the choice as a test of workers welfare and asks readers which path they prefer.
A brief aphorism notes that thin ice and the buzzsaw were created to tempt fools, hinting at dangers hidden in easy or reckless allure and warning against credulity.
All parties indebted to me by notes or account are requested to settle by April 15 1907 either by cash or bankable note. If not settled by the above date they will be handed to an attorney for collection. G. R. Hopkins.
Sunday in Hillsdale saw two shootings with one likely fatal. Alvie Davis 12 discharged a 32 caliber revolver hitting Tom Jackson 16 in the stomach. Jackson is in extreme grave condition. Davis, who has served time in the Indiana Reformatory, was reportedly on parole. Tom McLaughlin 19 accidentally shot himself in the foot while handling the same type of weapon.
Center Gleanings notes a quarterly meeting set for March 30 and 31. Local residents Byron Hunter and family visited West Terre Haute on weekend. Community churchgoers from Bono Clinton Parke county Farview and New Goshen attended services. Various residents including Wren Stultz known as Sappy Clinton and Ida Haun Parke county visited relatives. Elva Hunter returned home from Clinton and Sam Miller worked at Klondyke.
State v Tatman reports plea of guilty for petit larceny with a sentence of one to three years at Jeffersonville reformatory, five years disfranchisement, and a $1 fine plus costs. He, age 20, stole meal tickets at the Danville railroad restaurant last January. The rest details multiple civil actions, distributions, liens, and foreclosures including Pearl W. McDaniel and Florence White quiet title actions, commissioner fees, and various estate settlements. The lengthy docket covers divorces, guardianships, real estate sales, and liens against the C and E railroad with thirteen other lien cases and remarks on Judge Jump’s jurisdictional issues in a 1406 case, plus foreclosures dismissed for C T Evans vs Hess.
Mrs Chas Dorman of this city has been adjudged insane and removed to Newport Monday by Sheriff Stephens to await papers for commitment to the asylum. Her husband operates a Ninth street butcher shop. Waltah Reeder and Wim Pugh were in Terre Haute Tuesday.
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