Chautauqua Program Highlights Afternoon to Evening Events
The program lists a sequence of lectures and concerts featuring the Royal Hungarian Orchestra with topics on The Sighs of the Times and The Bible on Literature. Lectures cover Our Navy Our Heritage Animal Husbandry and The Book of Books with speakers Dr O F Enyart Captain Richard Pearson Hobson Thos B Will and Geo LaMonte Cole. An extra exhibition showcases Pueblo arts and industries. Music performances include the Stelal Quartet and a Barnards composed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Thos. E. Green
Will
Secy
Forestry
Miller
Farmer
Roy
Lyceum
F. Enyart
Organization of
Redpath Indian Unive
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Navy
Richard. Pearson Hobson
Our
B. Will
Becy
American Forestry Ass'n
F. ‘Enyart
Stelal
H. P
Weekend Programs Include Lectures and Music
Saturday features Dr. C F Enyart lecture Revelation with H Ruthven McDonald and the Canadian Basso. Warren G Harding Ohio Statesman presents The Big Stick. Ernest Harold Baynes violin recital by Mr and Mrs McDonald. Sunday offers Our Wild Neighbors illustrated with Dr A E Winship lecture Rescuing Rascals and a Sterling Jubilees concert with moving pictures and songs by W Robt Goss and Miss Bartell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ruthven McDonald
Warren G. Harding
Ohio Statesman
Mrs. McDonald
Ernest’ Harold Baynes
America
Sterling Jubilees
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
The
W. Robt
Goss
Miss Bartell
Some Warm-Weather Salads
A historic note describes colorful summer salads. Pepper bowls filled with chicken or lobster salad rest on lettuce leaves and crowned with mayonnaise. Tomatoes hollowed and stuffed with cucumber or tomato dice create light, bright plates for luncheon or supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Terhune
Herrick
Warn on Chautauqua Tickets Rise to $2.00
Prospective season ticket buyers are urged to act now at the $1.50 rate before prices rise to $2.00. Redpath Chautauqua tickets are limited as sold at home boosters and agents, with a six day program starting next Tuesday. Reports from Cedar Rapids and other cities praise the performances and urge liberal local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath
Cedar Rapids
LaCrosee
West Liberty
Winona
Dubuque
Eau Claire
Ots
Chautauqua. Assembly
Chautauquas
War Against Consumption AML Nations Seek to Check
An historical note reports efforts by AML nations to curb consumption and promote austerity measures amid economic strain. Officials emphasize coordinated policy steps and public campaigns to reduce wasteful spending and stabilize markets.
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Lucas County
In Lucas County Iowa August 1908 term George Harris administrator asks court to authorize private sale of estate realty. Described as the last half of the Northeast quarter of Section 27 Township 71 Range 22. Hearing set August 31 1908 at Chariton Iowa unless defendants appear by noon of second day, default entered and sale granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
H. Whiteside
Lewis Mathews
Lewis Matthews
Joseph Mathews
M. Kubitshek
Michael Kubitchek
C. G. Johnson
Charles G. Johnson
Anna
John Branner
Micheal Kubitshek
Anne S. Johnson
Johnson
Christina Johnson
O. G. Johnson
Christine
Ida M. Johnson
Ida N. Johnson
John Arthur Johnson
Arthur J. Johnson
John A. Johnson
District Court of
Harry H. Johnson
Harry
A Johnson
Minnie B. Johnson
Minnie H. Johnson
Harry H Johnson
Harry A. Johnson
Conri
Joseph" Mathews
Anne
District Court
Lucinda Harris
Des
Cd. T. E
State of Iowa
George Harris
Chariton
City approves Grand Street paving plan in Chariton 1908
City Council adopts resolution of necessity to pave Grand Street from Court Avenue to Woodlawn Avenue with a concrete base and vitrified brick top. Costs for street and alley intersections covered by the city. notices to be published before a public hearing August 10, 1908. The item includes related notices and local duties. The Iowa Duroc Swine Breeders report $2500 in premiums for corn growers at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Chariton
Grand Street
Court Ave
Woodlawn Ave
J.D. Threlkeld
P. Connell
Iowa
Webster County
Nebraska
Partition Suit in Lucas County District Court
The petition asks to confirm ownership shares in the southwest quarter and related tracts of section 4, Township 72, Range 21, with Ellen Peterson and A F Granville and others holding undivided sixth or thirty-sixth interests. If not agreed, court may order partition or sale with proceeds distributed per shares. $35 attorney fee requested. Default possible if defendants fail to answer by August 2, 1908 in Chariton. Bew Drake, Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District’ Court of
Lucas County
Wes
Davis
Isie Wyman
Alma
Rybérg
Emil Ryberg
Nola Solmans
George
N. Solmans
Ruth Wyman
John
Fredrick Wyman
Hannah Larson
P. A. Larson
District Court
Iowa
Ellen Peterson
N.P. Peterson
A. F. Granville
Emma Granville
C. S. Granville
N. F. Granville
Minnie Wyman Davis
Elsye Wyman
Alma Ryeberg
Emil Ryeberg
Nora Solmans
Geo. M. Selmans
John Fredrick Wyman
Chariton
Bew
Drake
Proposed Resolutions for Sewer Construction in Chariton
City Council of Chariton Iowa considers necessary resolutions to authorize building a sewer. The plan begins at a point in the north alley line of the original town, runs south along the alley, and then north to the block center. The project is to commence by August 1908 with notice to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chari
Lin ‘Ine
Begi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chariton Tsay
Hae
Chariton, Iowa
Dr. C.F. Enyart
AML
Ust
Hickman & Wells
Chariton Patriot
A. Roberta
Second Judical District
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