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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
4
An OCR damaged fragment mentions individuals such as Canton Ohio and Chicago but lacks coherent facts. It references a death, an owner, and a public grievance, with scattered names and places, offering no verifiable events or clear reporting.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various nonsensical terms and names with no coherent event or clear entities to identify. The text lacks a discernible people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a factual news item.
Incoherent OCR fragments discuss a political party split and potential voter confusion. Mentions names and dates are unreadable, with phrases suggesting a rift within the party and possible implications for an upcoming event or election.
The passage argues that the general well being of all people should guide political choices. It notes readers bring habits of voting and upbringings but emphasizes evaluating methods by actual experience and outcomes, urging focus on practical results.
Len Oliver was sentenced to Indiana State Prison for one to three years after pleading guilty to petit larceny. Judge Piety presided as Dr. M. R. Combs testified Oliver remains insane, described as kleptomania, amid cross examination by Prosecutor Cooper.
The article notes a July conference in Indiana with speakers including Baker of the American Anti-Violation League, urging voters to see prohibition value beyond morality to business. It mentions other local anecdotes and concerns amid the anti alcohol push and legislative developments affecting alcohol production and transport.
Notice to citizens of the first ward Clinton Indiana that Dominic Sra zabosco, a resident and owner, will apply to the Board of Clairsal in June term 1807 for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in less than a quart with on premises consumption at a frame building on Oak Street, Vermilion County.
The article explains a new law lowering rail travel costs for poorer travelers. Under the reform a ten mile journey costs two cents, aligning fare with wealthier travelers who hold long tickets. The change ends railroad discrimination by class and makes transportation affordable for more people.
Residents fear timber along Turkey Run on Sugar Creek in Montgomery County has been sold. Officials work to prevent further damage and preserve the area for visitors.
The notice announces an applicant aged over 21, resident of Clinton township, Vermillion county Indiana, seeking a one year retail liquor license to sell spirituous vinous malt intoxicating liquors in less than a quart with on premises consumption at a fronting Main Street location in Clinton. The precise property description begins at the northwest corner of lot 2 in block 3 of the original plat and details bounds.
A resident of Clinton Indiana John Pesavento applied to the Vermillion County local authorities for a liquor license. The request covers sale of intoxicants at a one story frame storefront on a street front in Clinton. The location is described as a parcel in the Bogart and Andersen subdivision, with exact lot measurements provided.
A notice informs residents of Geneva in Vermillion County Indiana of an application for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in a one story building on a plotted tract. The applicant claims residency and proposed business ownership for renewal at the county commissioners June term 1907.
Bernheim Distilling Company informs Clinton residents that Harper Whiskey can be obtained in Clinton solely from William Meadows. Other dealers offering Harper are making false representations and deceiving their patrons.
A male resident over 21 applies to the Vermillion County Board of Commissioners in Indiana for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in a single room on the southwest corner of a described tract. The premises face a public highway and have two glass windows. location details reference a lot in section 33, township 14 north, range 9 west.
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