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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
8
The article notes a payment received by Mrs. Harry Smith from her husband’s life insurance following Mr. Smith’s death in the mines. He had only about five dollars besides his initiation, reflecting on the coal society and the WK. & E. of ., as described.
Mr. F. O. He Bullington has been notably active in the past week with multiple appearances and local mentions attributed to his public profile and related civic events.
A damaged advertisement from Chisvon Indiana announces a ten day sale of garden seeds with two pack ages priced at five cents and all ten cent packages at five cents. The notice lists dubious names and garbled text, but identifies C. Marshall's Cash Store at Corner fridge and Main Sts.
Practical tips cover soil care with disking and oats sowing, cow salt needs, chick breeding, and fencing. Agricultural hygiene notes advise mold control with blue vitriol and formalin. Dairy profits are discussed with figures showing high cow value and efficiency differences between herds.
Tess reflects on the legacy of J Hester and praises Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe for enduring praise from press and public for over a year. The speaker notes reception by emperors, kings, nobles, statesmen, and scientists, highlighting broad recognition and esteem.
The city council BEST ORDAINED that it is unlawful to slaughter cattle sheep hogs goats or other animals within the city limits. Violators may be fined up to twenty five dollars. Mayor C E Lowry and City Clerk B F Harrison announce the ordinance.
Rental ad for a house in Sandy town at five dollars per month. Contact Ben R. Whitcomb by phone 919.
Notice to residents of the third ward Clinton Vermilion county Indiana that Andrew Buffpo a male resident over 21 and owner of a business will apply at the June term 1907 of the county board of commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premises drinking privilege in a ground floor room of a two story brick building on Main street Clinton.
Modesto Stefani, a resident of Vermillion county Indiana, applies to the Vermillion county board of commissioners at its June 1907 term for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for on premise consumption. The proposed location is a ground floor west room of a two story brick building on Main Street Clinton with a 22 by 49 foot interior room and a glass front.
A male resident of Clinton in Vermillion county Indiana will apply at the June term to the board of county commissioners for a one year retail license to sell spirituous intoxicants for on premise consumption. The approved premises are a specific ground floor room in a two story brick building facing Main Street with a full glass front, located on a described lot. the notice includes detailed lot boundaries and public accessibility.
A notice informs residents of Clinton in Vermilion County that an applicant seeks a one year intoxicating liquor license for a retail establishment. The premises occupy the lower storefront of a two story brick building on Main Street with a clear glass front facing the street.
Mrs J H Hart spent Sunday with her husband here then returned to Richmond where their daughter Pauline attends school. The Harts will return to Clinton when school ends.
A celebrated minister hails Uncle Tom's Cabin as a timeless American drama. J. S. Kritchfield's company presents the world renowned play in Clinton on Saturday, May 25 under a big tent with a faithful rendition promised.
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