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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
6
A four year old boy in Carbon Hill Alabama suffered a severe attack of dysentery. Two physicians gave up hope. His guardians gave him Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured him, and they believe it saved his life.
Samuel R. Long born May 17 1879 near Russell dies July 13 1908 near Beverly Missouri aged 29 years 1 month 26 days after being promoted to engineer last September He married Bernice Emma Cole January 2 1902 in Russell Iowa They left three children Howard 6 Harry 4 and Beryl 2 His parents two sisters and a brother survived Funeral held Wednesday at the Russell Methodist Church with Rev J L Johnson officiating Interment in Russell Cemetery
In 1872 a cholera and diarrhoea remedy first saw use as a trusted treatment for infant illness. It gained rapid acceptance, with sales widening across the United States and abroad. Nine out of ten druggists would recommend it when asked, despite other medicines offering higher profits. Williamson Drug Co. markets it.
Audit returns under Auditor of State Carroll show 1,123,419 horses valued at 74,567,157 and 43,170 mules valued at 3,251,844, highlighting the substantial wealth tied to livestock in the state.
Two experts examined eighty two school children in Town City and found a total of 2735 teeth needing attention. They argued compulsory dental examination and cleaning in schools would greatly reduce the death rate and increase the number of healthy children.
Samuel Harned, an esteemed Pleas ant township resident, returned from Emporia Kansas where he stayed with his children since March. He is in his eighty fifth year, in vigorous health, and notes very unfavorable crop conditions in Kansas with wheat damaged by rain and corn replanted multiple times. Fred Leehart of Lucas visited the Patriot office. they discussed war times and Leehart’s service in the Second Iowa Cavalry and Fourth Regiment U S Veteran Volunteers.
A lengthy roster records Ed Larimer’s brief visit to Moulton and numerous neighbors and relatives traveling or staying with kin in towns such as Derby Burlington Lacona Lucas Osceola Salton City not listed and Des Moines. The column names names places and trips including Mrs. Hannah Ahl Miss Ella Fetters Miss Stella Johns and Mrs. Perry Byerly visiting relatives across Chariton Lucas Russell Russell and Clarinda with frequent weekend stays and return trips.
Albilai residents and relatives are noted visiting and traveling Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. E L Farlin and son toured Albia. Miss Helen Leach stayed in Garden Grove with Miss Lena Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart traveled to Koshkonong Mo for peach farm work. families from Boise City Lincoln town ship and Des Moines areas visited kin here and nearby towns. editors, reporters and performers were seen in and around Albia during weekend movements.
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