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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
6
Treasury Department notice certifies Lucas County National Bank of Chariton Iowa has met federal requirements and is authorized to commence banking. Deputy Comptroller Thomas P. Kane signs with official seal dated February 7 1908.
A portrait of George Washington as a humane, earthy figure who faced adversities with patience and generosity. The piece contrasts public myth with a personable, athletic Virginia gentleman, recounting episodes of humor, courage, and blunt honesty from Valley Forge to the Senate and social life.
Poem fragment recounts a playful comparison of George Washington at age nine and Willie. The verses note chores and obedience, speculating on small childhood traits and nightly bedtime phrases. The dialogue contrasts curiosity with teasing reminders.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure cure for colds with no risk, claiming value comes from its results. It notes bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents and lists Williamson Drug Co as a seller. The notice also urges prepaid Patriot subscriptions at one dollar versus a later 1.50.
Notice states the partnership Storie & Patton, retail druggists, is dissolved by withdrawal of D Q Storie. Business to be conducted at the same location by H T Patton & Co. with all obligations assumed by D Q Storie and creditors asked to pay debts to H T Patton & Co. D Q Storie. Jan 8 1908.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and expels the cold, claiming no opiates and presenting the product as the best lung remedy. The copy credits Storie & Patton and stresses correcting the mistake of neglecting a cough or cold to prevent pneumonia.
Public sale notices available at Patriot Print Shop in various colored cardboards. Price is $2.00 per hundred with free notice of your sale in the Patriot. Display ads also available to reach more buyers and increase return on investment.
A historical timetable lists westbound and freight trains with departure and arrival times at Chariton and Indianola. It shows passenger services No 112 and No 111, freight runs, and notes Sunday exceptions, with multiple time stamps such as 9 40 pm 12:43 pm and 10:10 am.
Special attention to emergency surgery and obstetrics. All calls answered promptly day or night. Cilice phone 26y. Hes phone 195.
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