Congress in recess as 1908 session looms
The Patriot notes Congress is in holiday recess with lawmakers at home, while preparations for the January 1908 session proceed. Urgent issues include current government needs, Panama Canal funding, river and harbor work, potential emergency currency measures, and gradual railroad law testing.
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We Got Our Story Mixed In Making Up the Flat
A readers note reports mixed columns and installments from last week’s Patriot. The piece notes blindfolded sections and uneven chapters as printed.
Social events and guests mark Chariton New Year
Community clubs hosted New Year celebrations with dinners, music, and dancing. Ladies attended by gentlemen guests from nearby towns while many residents and visitors shared greetings, house warmings, and travel notes across the area.
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Zeta Epsilon Chi
Odd Fellows
Chariton Orchestra
Swedish Lutheran Church Week of Prayer Schedule
Meetings at the Swedish Lutheran church begin next Sunday with Sunday School at 10 A M and Morning Worship at 11 A M Luther League meets at 6 30 P M with the subject The Three Kings led by Ella Lundgren Evening service is at 7 30 P M Next week is observed as a week of prayer with daily meetings at 7 30 P M All are welcome to worship.
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Luther League
The
Three Kings
Ella Lundgren
Christmas Weddings and Social Roundup in Chariton
Christmas in Promise City includes the wedding of Merrill Beall to Mabel Robinson with J C Flatt family attending. Local notes report moving of E M Press store to J A Brown building and multiple visits among residents, with travel to Indianola Ottumwa Osceola Albia and Corydon.
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Harry and
Clarence
Promise City
E.M. Press
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Death of Leonidas P Crawford in Chariton 1907
Leonidas P Crawford died at his Chariton home December 28 1907 after a short pneumonia illness. Funeral services were led by Rev Webster Hakes with interment in Chariton cemetery. Born October 5 1839 in Holmesville Ohio he moved to Iowa in 1842 with his parents and later joined the Seventh Illinois Cavalry serving three years. He leaves two brothers and four sisters plus two adopted children. He was a valued G A R member.
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Webster Hakes
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Holmesville
Ohio
Iowa
Miss Lane
Seventh Illinois Cavalry
Crawford
Deordatus
Ziba
Sarah McBeth
M. Jones
Hannah Perry
Paulina Crawford
Laura Nitchman
Harry Crawford
Omaha
Chicago Apartment House Sale to Walter H. Dewey
James Bolton selling the Ilhney apartment building at Calumet avenue and 58rd street for 90000 dollars with a 20000 dollar encumbrance. Walter H. Dewey pays part in 1700 acres of Texas land and gives a trust deed for 85000 dollars to Theodore W. Smith as trustee. The 21 unit, three story plus basement building sits on a 100 by 196 foot lot and yields about 10000 dollars annually.
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That City
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Chariton
Ilhney
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December Weather Report Summary
December temperatures ranged from 9 degrees above zero on the 4th to 54 above on the 8th. Rainfall totaled 1.55 inches with 3 inches of snow. The month saw heavy snowfall elsewhere but was milder here with no severe storms. Eight clear days, fifteen cloudy, and eight partly cloudy days were recorded. outdoor work favored and livestock remained in good condition.
Change in Teachers in Chariton Public Schools
In three rooms of Chariton public schools a change in teachers will begin with the January term. Teachers let out are Rose Adelman Cornelia Weismiller and Stella Mauk. Applicants are Margaret Aiken of Evanston Illinois and Vida Holtzman of Vernon Michigan.
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Adelman
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Margaret Aiken
Evanston
Illinois
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Vernon
Michigan
Company H to Elect Captain Monday Night
The formal captain election for Company H will be held next Monday night. It is understood that Professor Bell of the Chariton Commercial College will receive the unanimous vote for the captaincy.
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Bell
Chariton Commercial College
Found Guilty of Assault Before Justice Stoke
State of Ray Slater was tried for assault on R C O Dixon last Friday. Slater was found guilty and fined $15. A statistician reports high football fatalities among boys in preparatory schools and urges rule changes for younger players. Miss Mabel Sheppard visits Battle Creek grandparents in January. January 8 lecture by Elma B. Smith Concert Company noted. Subscription renewal urged for Patriot. Gillespie visits from Pueblo with wife. William Robertson visits family in Mackeville Kansas. John Williams the cabman returns to work after jaundice. Superintendent Laura Gowii leads ongoing school efforts.
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Eva
John. Williams
Court Meets Next Monday in Lucas County Term
The January term of court for Lucas county sets next Monday with Judge Hichelberger presiding. Nine suits for damages target the C B and Q railroad, including actions by H M Bostwick receiver for the First National Bank and others against C R Kirk and Perceron Importing Co. Crocker sues GO R Kirk, Renj Clouse sues Receiver Bostwick, and N G Lutz sues J M Thayer A L Mallory and A Goodwin. Two divorce cases are on the docket.
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Pleasant Surprise at Feight Family Gathering
A large surprise gathering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Feight near Newhern on Sunday December 29 with about thirty guests including friends children and grandchildren. The feast featured filled baskets spread for a bountiful dinner and a family group photo by a Chariton photographer. The Feights longtime Marion county residents are moving to a new home near Milo after more than thirty seven years.
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Preparatory
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Corydon
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Ottumwa
Ruth Maloney
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Curtis
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Geome
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Phillips
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College Literary Society Forms At Chariton
The Chariton Commercial College students organize a College Literary Society meeting biweekly on Wednesdays. Officers include President Dorothy McCollough Vice President Thomas White Secretary Bertha Williamson. January 8 1908 programs feature essays extemporaneous speeches dialogues and a debate with subjects yet to be decided.
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College
Bac
Dorothy. McCollough
Thomas White
Bertha Williamson
Selma Swanson
Carl Granville
Jennie Courter
May White
Glee
C. H. Gray
Betsey
Beaux
Easter
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Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their aid and sympathy during the illness and passing of our wife and mother, Mrs. Joseph Sanborn. Signed Bert Sanborn.
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Bert Sanborn
Card of Thanks for J Crawford Deceased
Relatives express gratitude to many friends and neighbors for assistance during illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Draw note appreciation as they keep readers posted through local weekly Inter Ocean paper offer, promising low rates for a full year.
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J. Crawford
Harry
Inter Ocean
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