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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary text notes rising tensions among Tadienn and nearby forces with stated intent to prepare for conflict. Mentions Mary and warlike posture, references a figure named Seine Goings, unclear but suggestive of leaders or groups involved.
The readable fragments describe an operation in a town with workers and unknown participants. It mentions a plan to hire workers, to ensure cooperation, and a request for a wage or fee. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the text.
Fragmentary report from multiple points indicates limited signs of upcoming trouble as nations discuss events and scores. Concrete names, dates, or places are not readable in the text.
The writer argues that December efforts to advertise a town event should span several weeks to avoid public haste and disappointment. With the Fourth of July nine weeks away, the town should mobilize volunteers and progressive residents to boost Clinton and attract crowds in town streets for a full day of recreation.
Fragments show county commissioners discussed bridges Patrick Ford and C. Hedees and left contracts undecided until May 11. Assessor J. W. Thomas and others visited rural areas, while local anecdotes and quotes reflect civic humor and social observations.
Public notice stating an application for a Ligvok license by James Harrison for a ground floor one story brick building on Main Street in Clinton Township. The notice outlines the business room with full glass front facing Main Street and provides parcel description and boundary lines. The document lists residency and ownership details and specifies filing and viewing requirements under local law.
The Tinois legislature concludes a lively session with a string of drastic measures approved by the body amid spirited debate and prominent exchanges.
The railroad machine shops are mobilizing many workers as operations expand. A question remains who claimed that conditions were tightening up amid rising labor activity.
Matt Rodegherlo, a long-time Clinton township resident and business owner, applies to Vermillion County Commissioners at the June 1907 term for a one year license to sell at retail intoxicating liquors in a separated room on Main Street Clinton Indiana. The request covers spirits Vinous malt and intoxicants in quantities under a quart with on premises consumption, within a two story brick building at the described lot and block location beginning at the northwest corner of lot 2 in block 3.
A male resident of Clinton township Vermilion county Indiana will apply for a one year liquor license at Snowles Hotel addition Clinton city. The license covers sale of spirituous malt and intoxicating liquors with consumption on premises in a room fronting Oak Street. The applicant is Dominic Strazalhoco.
A legal public sale notice from John Pesavento announces the sale of a room fronting on a street in Clinton Indiana. The parcel lies in Anderson's subdivision of section 16 township 14 range 9, with a defined footprint and boundary description. The sale is conducted by the Vermilion County recorder authorities and involves the property as described in the deed.
Citizens of Geneva Vermillion County Indiana are notified of a June term 1907 Vermillion County Commissioners hearing for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail with on premise drinking rights. The notice details the land description of the building site and surrounding parcels including a one story frame building and adjacent property. The report notes plans for a new business block by Thomas Campbell involving demolition of a barn and construction on the site near his grocery.
A lively runaway occurred Wednesday evening as Murray's boys chased through Midi street causing scattering. They collided with an electric car on South Main street and were knocked down briefly before recovering.
A notarized notice announces an applicant, a resident owner over twenty one, seeks a one year license to sell at retail spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in a township in Vermillion County Indiana. The location is a parcel described by metes and bounds near the southwest quadrant of section 33, township 14 north range 9 west, with a five acre tract. The applicant requests permission to allow consumption on the premises. The notice is to the Vermillion County Board of Commissioners at their June term.
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