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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
9
Practical notes cover mules, feeding, and manure to boost milk yield and growth. Topics include nitrate use on corn, clover on worm-damaged land, alfalfa trials, piggery sanitation, cow pea hay economics, hygiene in milking, and free fertilizer guidance from state stations.
Clinton Local No 831 bartenders revived interest by visiting members and inviting applications. At May 2 meeting four members were reinstated, with three more to receive degrees May 20 during a visit by Estate President E L Brown and a Terre Haute delegation. The piece links union pride to local saloon patronage and ends with a quip about blue buttons signaling bartenders' union status.
Modesto Stefani, a resident owner, applies to Vermillion County Board at the June 1907 term for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in a two story Clinton building. The requested on premise drinking privilege is for the west room on Main street with a glass front, measuring 22 by 49 feet.
Notice to citizens of the third ward Clinton Indiana Vermillion county announces an applicant WLADISLAW PEPTROFF seeks a one year liquor license to sell spirits wines and intoxicating liquors for on premises consumption at a two story brick building with a front room on Main Street. The board of county commissioners will consider at the June term 1907.
Notice to Vermillion county residents that a male applicant residing in Clinton proposes to obtain a license at the June term of the Vermillion county Board of Commissioners to sell malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart for on premise consumption. The premises occupy a two story brick building on Main street, described by lot and block, with a full glass front and visible from the street.
Kentucky stallion Prince Leopold, a choice bred foal from Clinton area, will start the 1907 season at the G. R. Hopkins farm located 2.5 miles west of Clinton. Description and breeding details provided.
Leopold the brown four year old Jack of mea ly points, sired by Missouri Pride and dam Hinda, renowned dam of Wire Fly winner of the World's Fair sweepstakes. G R Hopkins & Co announce limited bookings for select mares with terms ten dollars to insure cost to stand and suck. Care advised but not responsible for accidents.
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