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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
4
The eighteen month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Evans died Saturday. Burial is scheduled for Monday at Riverside Cemetery.
A party appeal urges citizens to vote in the upcoming election and emphasizes the duty to participate. It praises the Republican record of prosperity and warns against miscasting ballots, arguing stability will continue if principles are followed.
The Saturday Argus reports a reopened dispute between city Republicans and rivals led by Clintonian forces. The Plain Dealer joins the volley with harsh accusations. The issue centers on control of local press and political power, with threats to escalate if provoked.
Editor Wilkshire offers William Jennings Bryan five thousand dollars to share a platform with him and another five thousand if the audience deems Bryan the winner. Bryan has not yet accepted the proposal.
J. W. Robb and G. W. Wells were in Newport on Friday and released 31 mortgages of the Clinton Building & Loan Co totaling 15000 dollars.
Local brief reports from Center include Vigo county fair attendance in Terre Haute with Helt buying fine Poland China hogs, Miss Kibby returning to Frog Col lege after illness, Byron Hunter and family visiting from West Terre Haute, and Henry Smith seeking a cow from Mr Brunt. Also notes on Oklahoma visiters and Dana connections, a party at Ed Helms, corn crib improvements by C C Bonner, mule trade near Dana, Center Grays vs St Bernice 10 8, Iva Church visiting A L Church, Patrick Hunt moving away, a birth near St Bernice, and HAPPY HOOLIGAN.
Dr Hartley urges early diagnosis of diphtheria and universal throat cultures for children with any throat redness or constitutional symptoms. He warns mild cases seed spread and cites New York Boston findings that about 10 percent of seeming colds hide diphtheria infection.
Poetic fragment describes moonlight shafts and lovers in a rosy scene. Cupie’s spell weaves ecstasy as a blissful moment of affection endures. The verse hints at eternal happiness if life remained in this luminous embrace.
Announcement from J. L. Horney manager inviting customers to call the contracting department to register for the new improved line system so wires can be installed and service begin concurrently.
Prof. McFall will teach piano on Fridays and Saturdays through the winter at Mrs. Omer Nichol's. Advanced pupils are to present the Autumn Recital here in October.
The Eagle lodge started proceedings involving Ferguson and Craft on Tuesday evening.
Robt Jenkins from Brazil visited Jack Evans on a Sunday.
Orvicg South Bogart Block rooms 14 15 over Griffith’s Store lists house hours 2 5 pm 7 8 pm Sunday 10 230 am 2 3 pm with officer phone 423 residence 241 and address 616 Blackman Street for contact.
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