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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
4
The article argues furniture quality hinges on correct lumber, solid joints, proper finishing, and original design. It stresses choosing higher priced pieces when finish and construction indicate lasting value, citing a dresser example: $14 versus $15 shows the pricier model, built with care, will endure longer and stay attractive.
The notice marks the filing of second class matter status for Clinton Indiana with the local post office dated December 30, 1905 under federal act law and administrative procedures.
The party frames its platform around opportunity, economic growth, and broader civic engagement as key themes for voters and supporters.
The piece argues that swapping horses in transit undermines political aims, claiming the Republican ticket stands for equality justice and an honest dollar. It frames a precaution against imprudent deals and emphasizes core values of fairness and frugality.
A local columnist declares that voting Republican is never wasted and urges supporters to cast ballots aligning with the party in upcoming elections. The piece emphasizes the value of participation and party loyalty in shaping government.
A campaign line states that voting for the Republican ticket equals support for an honest and clean administration. No additional facts or context are provided.
The party restates its pledge to equal access and equal treatment, promising no special privilege for any group while maintaining broad opportunity for every citizen.
After the convention, Republicans are urged to unite and support the ticket in the upcoming election, with every member expected to contribute to the campaign effort.
Prosecutor Stoggshill and Attorney N H Conley held a court of inquiry before Squire Hessler at Cayuga. Sixteen affidavits or indictments were returned against Cayuga saloonkeepers. George Johnson and Ed Swaim pleaded guilty to liquor violations and each was fined 20 dollars plus costs. Trials for T A Allen Ed McMillan and C W Simpson scheduled for tomorrow.
Farmers report good corn planting weather after a helpful rain, with oats improving. Aunt Mary Helt suffered a light stroke but is improving under Dr. Newton care. Local visits include Mrs. Ward Ferrington in Dana and Myrtle Church with Paul Mack in Hillsdale.
A sequence of property transfers records multiple Clinton Newport and Dana parcels with buyers and prices. Transactions include 20 acres to Joel Hollingsworth for 3110 dollars, 7 acres to Aquilla Bumcardner, and several Clinton lots exchanged for amounts ranging from 100 to 6500 dollars.
The Clinton ball club has been reorganized with Harrison catching Edmunds and Madison as pitchers. Little at first, Horn second, McDonald short, Cairns third, Setree left, Smith center, Simpson right, Hargrove as utility. Chas. Smith named manager.
A male Indiana resident over twenty one years and owner of a proposed business seeks a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart with on premise drinking privileges. Location is a glass front room on Main street Vermillion county.
A male resident of Clinton township Vermillion county Indiana applies to the county board at its June term 1906 for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than a quart with on premises drinking. The location is a ground floor room in a two story brick building on lot six block three in Clinton. The description notes the start point twenty two feet north of the southwest corner and a line east seventy feet.
Property listing describes a separate ground floor room with a full glass front measuring twenty by sixty feet on Main Street Clinton Vermillion County Indiana. It sits on land described as twenty four feet south of the northwest corner of lot 7 block 3 in the original Clinton plat. Antonio Bertotti is the seller.
Secretary Edmunds of the Typo graphical Union of Terre Haute traveled to Clinton on Tuesday to meet members and discuss union activities and local concerns.
Charles Willard announces his plan to apply at the Vermillion county commissioners June term 1906 for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart. The proposed location is a one story building on a specified tract in Geneva town ship Vermillion county with two front windows and interior visibility from the road.
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