Local and Personal Notices from Chariton Area
Miss Myrtle Scott visited Milo friends Thursday. Des Moines traveler Clarence Stafford spent Sunday with Chariton friends. Mrs. Will Stacey of Russell visited Mrs. Lizzie Larimer. Many locals hosted Thanksgiving guests including Miss Bertha Cowles, Miss Alice Tyler, and Miss Hazel Russell. Several Burlington Ottumwa Albia and Des Moines residents connected to Chariton through visits, work, or travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Scott
Milo
Grace Gittinger
Osceola
Clarence Stafford
Des Moines
Chariton
Will Stacey
Russell
Lizzie Larimer
Bertha Cowles
Albia
Harry Coons
Mabel Stafford
John Williams
Oreston
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This Cure Claims
A testimonial cites Foley s Honey and Tar as curing hopeless asthma cases. Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport Iowa reports long cold symptoms relieved after using the remedy, suggesting potential benefit for sufferers.
Xmas Cards at Hobson's
A brief note shows a holiday card event at Hobson's with a sales prompt offering a free gift: for every 1000 bands from Katy Lee cigars, a free item is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Lee
Katy Lee Cigars
Wires Crossed Over Iowa Liquor Enforcement Conflicts
Fairfield Ledger reports a clash among state officials on enforcing liquor laws. Governor Cummins says enforcement is powerless, while Lieutenant Governor Garst asserts strong executive and judicial authority to compel compliance. Attorney General Byers pledges to prosecute malfeasance and will pursue saloon owners after an attorney was assaulted attempting to enforce the mulct law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Ledger
Cummins
Garst
Byers
Burlington
Colds and Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsement
A health note warns frequent colds risk chronic catarrh and urges treating each cold seriously. Mrs. M White of Butler Tenn praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as promptly effective. Thanksgiving visits by editor Erle Lewis and families are noted in Humeston Oakley and Oakley areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson Drug Oo
Xmas Cards at Hobson's and Visits Across Iowa
Miss Mary Kenney traveled to Des Moines Monday to visit friends. Miss Jessie Crowley returned to Indianola Monday after a week at home. Mrs. Valeria Whipple of Creston went home Monday after a week with Mrs. Willis Young and others. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Martz and child returned Tuesday after visiting his parents. Misses Nora and Bernice Johnston of Simpson College Indianola resume studies Monday after holidays in Lincoln township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Bemiss
Ottumwa
Lynn Crall
John van Derley
Huteston
IE. W. Gray
B. L. Sewards
Burlington
J. B. Story
W. T. Shannon
Cedar Rapids
James
Gertrude Patrick
Derby
Ernest Schotte
Arthur Smith
Albin
Blanchard & Beem
A. T. Radnick
Davis City
Wm. Chase
Margaret’ Putnam
Humeston
Maude Updike
Richard Brown
English Township
Osceola
Amanda Edwards
Witt
Illinois
Cora Ransell
Blanche Noble
Albia
Jennie Curtis
Cora
Elmer Loeb
Jerome Oppenheimer
Seon Barr
Lysse Thomas
Des Moines
Sarah Thorpe
Grace Gardner
Ida Watts
Fay Gartin
Shela Hasbrouck
Noma
Hameston
Os Ise Stella
Werts
Russell
R. A. Hasselquist
Gene Voiland
Mildred
Villisca
Harvey Voiland
Robert
Joseph Best
Luther Douglass
Ben Darrah
Little Son
Knoxville
Darrah
H. Darrah
Charles Whicher
Carlsbad
New Mexico
H. D.copeland
Copeland
Chicago
Rose Moorehouse
Anna Gibbs
Chariton
Mary Kenney
Jessie Crowley
Indianola
Valeria Whipple
Creston
Willis Young
Rube Martz
St. Joseph
Wm. Martz
Nora
Bernice Johnston
Simpson College
Lincoln Township
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Smyth
Pickard
China
L. C. Peake, Jeweler
Lowa
AKE
Mrs. Fannie Steele
A.B. Gookin & Co
Hobson’s
N. G. Lutz
Alice Tyler
J. A. Brown
Paul Pickens
John Lukens
Katherine Walker
Lagrange
Willie Brown
Wm. Johnston
New York City
Hazel Russell
R. E. Douglas
Lucas and
Jay
Dr. Price
Erle Lewis
The
Atlantic Messenger
W. EB. Lewis
O. E. Carlton
Robert Upkike
J. H. Andrews
Oakley
Mary Nine
Pineule Medicine. CO
Chicago, U. S.A
RED Cross
Pharmacy
C. Bu. Froggatt Funeral
South Side Square
Chariton, Iowa
Phon
Leiv
Lucas “Cou
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