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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
A Chariton event in April 1995 featured shorthorn breeders selling 20 bulls. Ernst C. Miller led the sale, with bidders from nearby farms and livestock dealers competing for prospects.
A.B. Gookin & Co advertise money to loan with options for repayment at 5 54 and 6 percent interest.
Washington dispatch notes the agriculture appropriation bill totaling 81 508 806 passes the House after nine days of debate. It cites Griggs of Georgia and Hepburn defense of forestry, mentions Reed's ruling on majority rule, and forecasts adjournment around June 1 as presidential politics loom.
A moral vignette compares sharing with a rooster sharing a fat rooster and notes that cured patients write to Chamberlains Cough Remedy manufacturers to help others. The letters reflect genuine desire to aid fellow sufferers and the remedy is sold by Williamson Drug Co.
March temperatures averaged above normal with highs of 80 on the 25th and 18 above zero on the 9th. Rainfall totaled .99 inch and two thunderstorms occurred on the 16th and 18th. Oats sowing increased, soil described as fine filth, and March recorded 12 sunshine days 10 cloudy and 9 partly cloudy. Government forecasts were 90 percent verified.
Unclaimed letters remaining in post office for the week ending April 6 1908 include Miss L. C. Cremer Mrs. Parker Mrs. Roxia Wilson Dr. H. H. Amos James H. Brown Miss Mamie B. Duck worth Clair Miller Lester Clark R. A. Hasselquist and postmaster.
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble can be insidious and deadly before symptoms appear. It promotes Tale Foley's Kidney Remedy as a first sign treatment that corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes, attributed to H. T. Patton.
First class workmen perform high quality installations featuring top fixtures and stylish finishes designed to please customers.
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