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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
4
Good Time for Harmony Now calls Vermillion County Republicans to end factional quarrels and focus on business. The Socialists grow active and may poll many votes. Democrats plan to field a full ticket. Republicans should bestir themselves from now to November.
A campaign message argues that supporting the Republican party will continue the nation’s prosperity built over recent years, urging voters to back the party in upcoming elections.
A concise political remark asserts confidence in the Republican ticket as a safe voting choice. It presents a partisan stance without additional context or supporting details.
A curfew ordinance is urged to curb disturbances after bedtime. A second proposal bans children from hauling wagons on sidewalks. Poll books for the Republican Party are with precinct committeemen and a countywide GOP majority of about 1000 is anticipated this fall.
Law notice cites Burns Statutes of 1901 on posting bills. Warning to trespassers to cease using property frontage for advertising or face penalties. asserts ownership and sale of frontage rights. demands informed payment and warns against further postings. ends with a terse warning.
Reported plans indicate Deering Coal Co will begin sinking a coal mine on the John Gregg farm and Clinton Coal Co will soon sink another mine on the Kinsley farm, signaling an expansion of local mining activity.
The rain helped the area though the northern neighborhood saw little. Mrs. Mary Helt attended church for the first time since illness. Mrs. Wes Miller and Mrs. Isaac Saffle with daughter Ethel and a Dana friend attended services. Cecil Crane, back from Michigan, has joined John Heber’s team. John Teber bought a driving horse that damaged his buggy. he sold the horse next day.
The column records Sunday visits by Jackson ville KE E West and family to Charlie Strains, Everet Dowdy and family with Otis Church, and Holmes Ritchie visiting from Bono. It notes a stray boy seen near the Byers boy case, a runaway accident injuring Claud Jones, and various local remarks on strike humor, upcoming Westward travel plans, and community chatter.
Commissioner Geo. B. Tillotson plans a personally conducted trip to the state of Washington with a special excursion rate. A party will depart Clinton on June 5. those interested should contact Warren Dilsaver at phone 26 to secure sleeper berths and obtain further details.
A male Indiana resident and liquor license applicant in Vermillion County seeks a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart for on premise consumption. The proposed location is a west room on ground floor of a two story brick building fronts Main Street Clinton. The applicant is Modesti Steffant.
Antonio Bertotti, a 21 plus year resident and proprietor, applies at the Vermillion county June term 1996 for a one year license to sell intoxicants in a ground floor room of a two story brick building on Main Street Clinton Indiana. The room has a full glass front and is visible from Main Street.
The calaboose is undergoing a thorough cleaning with old iron floors removed and new concrete floors installed, improving facilities.
Notice to citizens of the third ward Clinton Vermillion county Indiana that a license to retail liquor in quantities under a quart may be granted. The sale would occur in the single ground floor room of a two story brick building on Main Street with a glass front for visibility.
CHARLES WILLARD applies at Vermillion county for a one year retail license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicants in a one room ground floor front business on a described land tract in the town of Geneva Vermillion county Indiana. The building has two glass windows and is the only business structure on the parcel.
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