Classified Post Notice in Clinton Ind
The notice records second class matter designation dated December 30, 105 at Clinton Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
4
The notice records second class matter designation dated December 30, 105 at Clinton Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
A call urges voters to back the straight Republican ticket. President Roosevelt asks the nation to send a Republican Congress and to vote for Hon. E. S. Holliday to avoid disappointing him.
Two weeks remain until the election and parties prepare. Republicans vow not to slacken and urge every Republican to go to the polls on election day.
The piece warns that this off year tends to depress turnout and urges Republicans to vote on election day and accompany neighbors to the polls to prevent danger from low participation.
In Indiana eighth district analysis shows the democratic candidate pledging to align with the Republican majority to push Roosevelt era policies. The piece argues the president seeks a Republican House, citing booming crops, high prices, and full mill capacity as drivers of prosperity beyond weather.
The Martinsville Republican urges every Republican to organize neighbors and ensure a large turnout on election day. It argues Republican policies improve business, wages, and rural mail service, praising the party for maintaining these services despite Washington. It concludes by urging to keep things as they are.
The Hamilton County News echoes the Saturday Evening Post critique that farmers face a heavy burden under Republican policies. It argues farmers bear the most protection of any class yet remain heavily taxed on farm products and outputs.
The passage notes rising demand for raw materials like wool and hides in parts of the country, especially Boston and New England. It asserts farmers support the Republican ticket, citing 1864 and 1896 campaigns as examples, and argues farmers will resist a tariff aimed only at revenue.
Democratic candidates in Indiana districts eight and ten press Republicans for support while a Democratic National Committee text calls President Roosevelt an ally of big trusts and opposed to the Monroe Doctrine. The text book’s authors plan to control party caucuses and urge backing a Republican House majority to support Roosevelt’s policies.
The column notes a failed Sunday preaching appearance and references a Terre Haute Star report. It catalogs local family reunions, birthdays, visits, travels to Oklahoma, and farm work around Center, Dana, and nearby towns, with updates on health and housing moves.
Agenda lists opening exercises roll call quotations readings minutes basis of practical teaching with named speakers Chap V Miss Bullington Chap VI Mr Gosnell Chap VII Miss Wright declamations by Miss Foltz state course of study Miss Haskell noon meal 1 00 PM music essays in applications parts II II Miss Kinsley Part III Miss Batchelder industrial education Miss King declamation Miss Clover history Supt E E Helt duet Airs Haines and Miss Haskell miscellaneous business adjournment A T M Hall chairman Rebecca Bullington secretary
O. L. Horney announces readiness to sign year or longer contracts with old or new subscribers at present rates in Clinton and Fairview. Also noted is a for sale 4 room house with 1 acre in Fairview and a new line of Japanese cups and saucers priced at 24 cents. Frank Grace, a trapper at the Oak Hill mine, was severely squeezed between cars Tuesday.
Office hours set for South Bogart Block rooms 14 15 over Griffiths Store with times 11 a m 2 5 p m 7 p m Sun day 30 30 a m 2 3 p m contact numbers 423 241 and residence on Blackman Street Clinton details indicate a civic posting for local resident services.
Bogart Block rooms 3 and 4 list office hours from 7 to 10 am 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Phones show Office 45 and Residence 62. Residence location is Corner Fifth and Blackman streets.
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