Senator candidacies for Fourth district in Ohio primary
An election notice announces R. A. Hasselquist and H. D. Copeland as candidates to represent the Fourth district comprising Wayne and Lucas counties in the State Senate. Their candidacies are subject to the Republican primary held on Friday June 5 in respective years 1903 and 1908.
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Wayne
Lucas Counties
Senate
Lucas County
R. A. Hasselquist
State Senate
H. D. Copeland
Manning and Wheeler Seek Lucas County Nomination
Evi Manning and A. M. Wheeler announce their candidacies for the nomination to represent Lucas County in the legislature, subject to the June 5 decision. Their filings indicate a joint bid to secure the party’s nomination at the upcoming primary.
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Lucas County
Evi Manning
A. M. Wheeler
Nomination slate for sheriff candidates listed
A list of several candidates seeking the Republican nomination for sheriff subject to the primary on June 5. Names include N G Lutz Dow E Lewis W S Lona T A Norman I N Badger and others as contenders in the race.
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N. G. Lutz
Dow E. Lewis
W.S. Lona
T. A. Norman
I. N. Badger
Kent Announces Candidacy for District 3 Board Seat
John W. Kent declares his bid for the Republican nomination to the district 3 board of supervisors in the upcoming primary on June 5.
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Board ‘of Supervisors
John W. Kent
Local residents visit nearby towns this week
Personal R E Trembley visited Osceola on Tuesday. Mrs J R Herford stayed with Melrose friends last week. Ben Glaze of Albia was in Chariton Friday evening. Jack Singer and Will Fair visited Ottumwa last Sunday. L Curtis visited Russell late last week. Miss Bessie Boylan stayed with Albia friends over Sunday. Oscar Lukenbelle of Milo visited Chariton friends Friday. Mrs M S Clark went to Osceola for a few days. Miss Elsa Grimsel returned from Chicago Friday. Mrs M T Paton and son Teddie spent Saturday with Ottumwa friends. Mrs F C Stanley returned from Davenport. Mrs J C Evans went to Osceola Saturday for a short visit. Mrs W C Hemelrich and Ada spent Saturday in Ottumwa. Mrs F H Taylor returned from Indianola. Misses Daisy Dukes and Birdie Clark were in Cleveland on business Monday. Miss Daisy Pickerell went to Blockow Missouri for a visit. Mrs S S M Jones leaves this week for Lebanon Kansas. Mrs R A Craft of Cambria visiting Chariton with daughter Elizabeth Hemphell. O J Israel left for Chicago Sunday to purchase goods for McCollough & Co. Miss Nellie Knowlton teaching near Lucas visited Ada Clouse Saturday and Sunday. Miss Nellie Sellers of Derby spent last week in Chariton with her parents. Mrs E E Lingle of Osceola visiting A R Hosea and family. Miss Rose Anderson of Woodburn spent last week in the city with Mrs Esse Hardin who has been ill.
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Ben Glaze
Albia
Chariton
Jack Singer
Will Fair
Ottumwa
L. Curtis
Russell
Bessie Boylan
Albia Friends
Oscar Lukenbelle
Milo
Chariton Friends
M.S Clark
Osceola
Elsa Grimsel
Chicago
M. T. Paton
Teddie
F. C. Stanley
Davenport
J. C. Evans
Daisy Dukes
Birdie Clark
Cleveland
Daisy Pickerell
Bolckow
Missouri
Nellie Knowlton
Lucas
Ada Clouse
Nellie Sellers
Derby
Wm. Sellers
E. E. Lingle
A. R. Hosea
Rose Anderson
Woodburn
Esse Hardin
Maude Throckmorton
Lacona
Jeanette Throckmorton
Simpson College
W. E. Jones
J. O. Crips
Arthur Barkhoff
Keokuk
H. L. Hickle
Cincinnati
Washington
Tomlinson
J. C. Seward
C. Roger
Laura King
Zanesville
Ohio
B. R. Platts
Jacob Yeagel
Burlington
Iowa
Ros. LeCompte
Corydon Times-Republican
M. G. Munn
Summerset
Rev. Jackson
Turkio College
M. W. Tate
Fayetteville
Arkansas
A. R. Tate
Winterset
J. T. Tate
Patriot Office
J. W. Estes
Cedar Township
Indianola
Lucas County
Walter H. Williby
Miller
Nebraska
John P. Williby
B. F. Bates
James, Beaman
Lou Beaman
Maxfield
Chariton area notes travel and local visits spread
Chariton and surrounding towns show a steady flow of visitors and residents from Lucas, Humeston, Albia, Russell, Otumwa, and other locales. Entries include teaching, surveying work, family visits, and brief travels with mentions of Derby, Lacona, Simpson college, and local newspapers.
Autumn leaf canned goods at Little Cash Grocery
Autumn leaf canned goods offered at Little Cash Grocery with a guarantee on every can. The listing shows pricing or stock details in a compact local ad style.
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Autumn Leaf
Little Cash
Farm Loans at Low Rates
Larimer and Crocker announce low rate farm loans with favorable terms for eligible farmers. Offers include simplified application and quick approvals to support agricultural operations.
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Larimer & Crocker
Man Fools Himself with Eager Pitches From Penny Papers
A man who answered cheap story-paper ads learned costly lessons from bogus cures and schemes. He sent money for drink cures, turnip farming tips, marriage advice, fake money doubling, and other promises, only to receive ridiculous or useless results and terse rebukes for his efforts.
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Chicago
Farmers urged to gift corn to rural mail carriers
The Ringgold Record suggests farmers along rural routes consider giving a bushel of corn to carriers. The note explains carriers work a government job and face high costs from maintaining horses and town living. The paper says the gesture would ease carrier expenses and be appreciated by faithful mail carriers.
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Ringgold County
Ringgold Record
Good roads and schools urged by Hamburg Republican
A Hamburg Republican priorities statement emphasizes roads and schools as essentials, with other issues to be managed. The item also notes J. C. Currier of Salix patenting a composite railroad tie and eyeing financiers, and a naval academy appointment contest between Reginald E. Gilmore and H. S. Kibbey. Local notes include Albia license for saloons and Centerville's new Christian church dedication. Produce offered at The Little Bash Grocery with prices highlighted.
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J. C. Currier
Salix
J. P. Morgan
J. J. Hill
Dolliver
Reginald E. Gilmore
Creston
Naval Academy
Annapolis
H. S. Kibbey
Marshalltown
Devoe Paint Adverts Zinc Additive as Superior
A letter from F. W. Devoe & Co argues for Devoe Ready Paint with zinc, claiming zinc doubles wear and costs no more than lead. The piece contrasts customer talk with a firm insistence on quality and a quiet domestic cartoon note at the end.
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Chariton
Iowa
Devoe
Cure by One Bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Editor Frank W. Perry of the Enterprise Shortsville N Y testifies the remedy cured his grip after one bottle He says a teaspoon of Chamberlains Cough Remedy stopped coughing quickly and allowed sleep without pain The notice lists D Q Storie as supplier and mentions Skinem the druggist closing out stock at half price with a humorous exchange from Chicago News.
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Frank W. Perry
the Enterprise
Shortsville
N.Y
Grip
Meadieu
D. Q. Storie
Hayrix
Skinem
Chicago News
Nothing Like Experience and Advertisements Shape Beliefs
A columnist notes experiential learning outvalues hearsay and parodies promotional claims. The piece mentions Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a sales line by D. Q. Storie, druggist, and cites a humorous exchange about novel advertising.
Suitor Seeks Consent for Daughter in Historic Exchange
In a terse historic note the suitor asks to pay addresses to the youngest daughter. The reply cites she is engaged, but mentions another daughter as a suitable match. The Western Druggist records the social exchange as a glimpse of marriage market customs.
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Chariton Patriot
R. E. Trembley
J. R. Herford
Melrose
W. C. Hemelrich
Ada
F. H. Taylor
Wilbur Cook
Frank Mondt
Humeston
Guy Montgomery
Harve Means
Lora Michem
Lee Crawford
Nina Pimm
Pauline Messenger
J. D. Stewart
Daisy Crall
Mabel Young
la Crosse
Wisconsin
C. T. Brant
Gunton’s
England
Lancashire
Hamburg
Centerville
Ash
V. V. Shular
G. J. Stewart & Son
F. W. Devoe & Co
Tommy
Mamma
Chamberlain
Washington Evening Star
D. Q Storie
Ayer
Ehler, Hirantods
Lowell, Maas
The
Little Cash Grocery
Malta
Santa Clara
Maple City
Little Cash Grocery V. V“Shular Proprietor
Chariton, Iowa
Chariton Stock Farm
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