Three Wonders John Newton Remembered
A quote attributed to John Newton ponders heaven with three wonders: meeting unseen souls, missing expected sights, and the greatest surprise of arriving there.
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
8
A quote attributed to John Newton ponders heaven with three wonders: meeting unseen souls, missing expected sights, and the greatest surprise of arriving there.
A historical remark arguing that republican supremacy yields a square deal and a square meal for every man, asserting long held practical outcomes regardless of stated platform. The note emphasizes egalitarian provision tied to party leadership and policy.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a Kansas poll showing Ohio as a major contributor to the early settlement of Kansas, highlighting influence by Ohio settlers in the Sunflower State's pioneer period.
In the Chicago and Alston railroad matter the government contemplates additional prosecutions and fears breaking immunity promises could deter other corporations from testifying in related cases.
A collage of rhymes, moral sketches, and humor sits within a village newspaper page. It blends aphorisms, light poems, and social tidbits with brief anecdotes about manners and daily life.
Notice is given to citizens of the Third Ward Clinton Vermillion County Indiana that Felix Cary will apply to Vermillion County Commissioners at the November 1907 term for a one year license to sell spirits vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities less than a quart with on premise drinking. The sale site is a ground floor brick building with full glass front on Main street described as a twenty two by forty six foot room.
George Muchunus as owner and applicant seeks a one year license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other alcohol for on premises consumption in a single ground floor room of a brick building on Main Street Clinton Vermillion County Indiana. Application to Vermillion County Board of Commissioners at the November 1907 term.
A male resident over twenty one applies to Vermillion county at the November 1907 term for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under a quart with drinking on premises. Location is room on ground floor of a one story building on lot 4 block 2 Bogart and Andersons subdivision section 16 Clinton fronting Ninth street.
Notice is given of a public auction at 2 oclock pm October 26 1907 in Clinton Indiana to sell a Farrand and Voty organ held as storage lien. Cash payment required to satisfy the lien.
Teeustee Wright warns all persons who have not paid their dog tax to liquidate immediately or the business will be placed in the hands of the prosecuting attorney.
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