Chautauqua Program Highlights Afternoon and Evening Lineup
The Patriot program lists afternoon events with music by the Royal Hungarian Orchestra and lectures by Dr. Thomas E. Green and Dr. OC F. Enyart. Evening features include a Navy lecture by Captain Hobson, the Royal Hungarian Orchestra and Stark Redpath Indian Camp presentations, and exhibits on Pueblo arts and cliff dwellers. Various lectures cover Bible literature animal husbandry dinner pail man and other topics with multiple musicians and quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Thomas E. Green
Lyceum
F. Enyart
Redpath
Navy
Richard Pearson Hobson
Our Heritage
Thos. E. Will
Secy
American Forestry Ass'n
Stelzl
H. P. Miller
Ohio
Barnards
Geo. L. McNutt
O. F. Enyart
A Man's Estimate of Woman in a Dinner Party Tale
A dinner party leads Austin Hammond to judge women, then he courts widow Mrs Cheever. She accepts after a costly trousseau gift, but she vanishes after paying three months rent, leaving Hammond ruined and mocked by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Hammond
Ned Hargraves
Austin
Hammond
Cheever
Perso
Trousseau
District Court Notice on Quiet Title in Lucas County Land
E H Whiteside sues to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quadrant of section 20 township 71 range 21 in Lucas County Iowa claiming absolute ownership in fee simple. He alleges prior conveyances misdated misnamed or unrecorded and that defendants are one and the same persons or heirs with apparent interest only. asks the clerk to correct records and for adverse parties to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
E. H. Whiteside
Lewis Mathews
Lewis Matthews
Joseph Mathews
M. Kubitshek
Michael Kubitshek
C. G. Johnson
Charles G. Johnson
Anna
John Branner
Matthews
Micheal Kubitshek
Anne S. Johnson
Anna S. Johnson
Christina Johnson
Christine
Ida M. Johnson
Ida N. Johnson
John Arthur Johnson
Arthur J. Johnson
John A. Johnson
Harry H. Johnson
Harry A Johnson
Minnie B. Johnson
Minnie H. Johnson
Harry H Johnson
Harry A. Johnson
Anne
Notice of Default Judgment and Publication Order
The 20th day of July 1908 the foregoing notice is approved and ordered published in the Chariton Patriot for four consecutive weeks. Hickman and Wells represent the plaintiff in a default action, with M. A. Roberts, Judge, Second Judicial District of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman & Wells
Chariton Patriot
M. A. Roberts
Second
Judical District
Iowa
Partition suit over Southwest quarter land in Iowa district
In Lucas County district court during the 1908 August term the plaintiffs allege joint ownership of and request partition or division of proceeds for the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of the southwest quadrant of section 4 township 72 range 21. They identify multiple co owners with specific fractional interests and seek court confirmation, division, or sale with proportional lien for attorney fees, notifying defendants to answer by August 2, 1908 noon or a default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Lucas County
CO. F. Granville
A. F. Granville
Emma Granville
Ellen Peterson
N. P. Peterson
N. F. Granville
Minnie Wyman Davis
H. Davis
Blaye Wyman
Alma Ryberg
Emil Ryberg
Nora Solmans
George N. Solmans
Ruth Wyman John Fredrick Wyman
Hannah Larson
P. A. Larson
District Court
O. F. Granville
Elsye Wyman
Alma Ryeberg
Emil Ryeberg
Geo. M. Solmans
Ruth Wyman
John Fredrick Wyman
Chariton
E. W. Drake
Resolution for sewer construction in Chariton Iowa 1908
Resolution of Necessity proposes sewer construction in Chariton Iowa. It details sewer location on blocks nine and adjacent alleys, 15 inch diameter pipe, ten feet minimum depth, and assessment of costs to abutting benefited properties. Final passage set for August 17 1908 with four required publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Chariton
Iowa
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate
In Lucas County Iowa a petition by George Harris administrator seeks court authorization to sell estate realty to pay debts. The property is the last half of the Northeast quarter of Section 27 Township 71 Range 22. The Aug term begins August 81 1908 at Chariton Iowa. failure to appear by noon of the second day may result in default and sale order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Lucinda. Harrie
Des
E. E. Harris
Hannah Harris
George Harris
Millie Harris
Lottie Heaton
Ellen Miskimmons
George Miskimmons
Clara Youngland
John
L. Youngland
R. R. Harris
District Court
State of Iowa
Towit
Iowa
Public sewer resolution hearing set for August 17 1908
Property owners adjoining the proposed sewer system may appear at the city hall on August 17 1908 to object to the construction and assessment. The council may amend or pass the resolution at the meeting. Mayor J P Connell and Clerk J D Threlkeld sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Connell
J. D. Threlkeld
Notice of Will Proof in Lucas County Iowa
Notice is given that a purported last will of Jacob B mer deceased was produced and read. The court fixes September 1, 1908, for hearing proof. Geo. Fy. Carpenter, Clerk of District Court, signs the notice with the court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Lucas County
Jacob
Geo. Fy. Carpenter
Revelation of Bol Trouble Confuses Readers
A fragmentary line hints at a public or religious revelation about Bol trouble. The text is incomplete, with unclear context or attribution, offering no definite events, names, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Great Lakes
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Pacific
E. O. Wilson
C. B. & Q. Chariton
Cleveland Coal CO
Cleveland, Iowa
First National, Bank
C. F. Enyart
Dwellera
Geo
LaMonte Cole
The
Chil
Dren
O. F. Bogart
Ohio Male Quartet
Opie Read
America
Mrs. McDonald
Ernest Harold Baynes
Sterling
Jubillas
Sones
Robi A
Physicians and Surgeons
D. Q. Storie, JR
Rush Medical College
A L. Yocom
First National Bank
Heo. Barnes, M. D
Hollinger & Larimer
Square
Phone
Alls
ISS
Mary M. Patterson
Russell
M. EB Church
Jorn A. Bown
D. V.S
Attorneys AT Law
S Cc. Hickman
Hickman Block
East Side Square
West Side
Chariton, Ia
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