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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
4
A new Family Liquor Store announces its grand opening as a retail liquor business offering a wide range of whiskies brandies wines at lower prices than customers have previously seen, inviting shoppers to compare the price list.
The Cayugi Herald notes upcoming 18 month county contests with names linked to both parties. Jas Cossey contemplates county commissioner nomination from Gessie, John H Cole eyeing sheriff, H F Rouse seeking township trustee, W S Neel aiming for county superintendent, Capt Robinson wants county commissioner, Dr C Loomis seeks Highland township trustee, John I Lowe hopes for any post, plus others mentioned.
An elderly man from Perrysville nearly leapt into the Wabash river after reading last week's Hoosier State newspaper. He described a sudden attack of dementia Americana during the incident.
Several members of the Vermilion County bar attended the funeral of Attorney Samuel D. Puett at Rockville on Tuesday.
The Hoosier notes a likelihood of two candidates aiming for the presidency as third-term contenders, specifically Bryan and Teddy. The remark signals speculation about prominent figures pursuing another term in national leadership.
A reflective ode to a small town newspaper its crude make up and familiar names stirring memories of youth. The piece conjures homey scenes of vine clad cottages motherly calls and old school chums as readers drift through familiar lines. Memory and time weave through the pages.
A long column mixes weather and crop worries with social quips and editorials. It notes tomato crop ruin in Indiana, the tone pokes at lawsuits, alimony, advertising power, and ends with a public liquor license notice by Matt Rodegherio in Clinton Indiana.
Notice to citizens of the first ward Clinton Vermillion County Indiana that Dominick Strazabosco will apply at the June term 1907 for a one year license to sell at retail spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors for on premises drinking in the east room of a one story frame building on Knowles Heights lot 39 at the southwest corner, fronts on Oak Street. Office of the applicant.
Gov J H Hanly appoints Bird H Davis junior editor of the Hoosier State as one of four trustees of the Southern Hospital for the Insane at Evansville The Plaindealer extends congratulations to Mr Davis.
John Pesavento files for liquor license with Vermillion county Indiana board. The application seeks permission to sell and drink on premises in a south room of a one story frame building on Bogart and Anderson subdivision lot 5 block I section 16 Clinton. The room fronts 9th street and has full glass front.
The Catlin baseball club and residents of Geneva township seek approval at the Vermillion county June term 1907 for a one year license to sell spirituous malt and other intoxicants in a single room on a specified tract. The description details property lines and the building's visibility from the road. Catlin and nearby clubs like Clinton West Terre Haute Idaho Idlers announce games and a strong interest in local baseball.
Citizens of Clinton township Vermillion county Indiana aged twenty one or older who have resided there over ninety days and own the business seeking a license will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the June 1907 term for a one year retail license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premises consumption. The premises are a separate ground floor room on the southwest corner of a defined tract described by metes and bounds five acres more or less fronting a west road.
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