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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement from Royal Baking Powder Company of New York promotes health benefits and purity claims for its baking powder product. It highlights quality standards and consumer trust in the brand.
Solicits patronage with guaranteed satisfaction and reasonable terms. Real estate office of Harrison and Schmitz in Chariton with Russell Union branding. Sale terms and dates made at Fid Long office in Chariton. Local real estate notice invites prospective clients from Russell Iowa and surrounding areas.
List of residents and visitors: Will Allen ships hay to St Louis while unions plan a Sunday school gathering. Several locals travel to Des Moines Colo Albia and Osceola with family updates. A Cuban diarrhoea remedy ad from Houston cites Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with sale info.
Chariton residents share visits with relatives in Lincoln and Creston, wedding of Miss June Johnson and Will McMains, local church dedications and Memorial Day services, and a Derby band program. Local moves include Mrs. Mary DeBord relocating, A E Dunn and Dunn family visits, and several residents returning from trips or illnesses.
LACONA H M Wilson attended the Bankers Association gathering in Chariton last Tuesday and spent the night with his mother, reporting a brief personal visit after the event.
Long county column notes numerous visits and travel itineraries including Edyth Switzer of Hartford returning home, Mable Curtis graduation in Van Meter, and many relatives visiting Russell from Albia Indianola Corydon and Des Moines. Community events include church services and a baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1905.
In the United States Court Southern District of Iowa the bankruptcy matter of D E Daniels is scheduled for discharge on June 9 1905 at 10 o clock A M. Creditors and other interested parties must file written opposition at the Chariton office within ten days and specify grounds of opposition. W S Dungan Referee in Bankruptcy.
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years of dyspepsia and stomach pain. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets on her pharmacist's recommendation she reports marked relief with no further suffering. Sold by Storie Patton.
Storie and Patton, druggists, advertise Rocky Mountain Tea as a wedding travel aid with a pretty face and delighting air promising charm and beauty.
Belinda Moon's children suffer whooping cough. Frank Carruthers toured with 160 sheep bought in English township. Neighbors cleaned the Strong cemetery and set May 29 for its cleaning day. Duncan family visited Ernest Goff in Marion county. Mrs. James Richards injured by stepping on a nail. V N Foot and wife welcome a baby girl. Will Selby family visited from Boulder Colorado. Miss Mattie Long returned home from teaching near Norwood. Lawrence Cain visited his uncle Martin Smith. Bertha Hespelhorn held a birthday party with friends, games, and refreshments. Lula Rooker passed away after long illness. funeral to be reported next week. Sunday School Convention planned at Zion on June 1 by English and Pleasant townships. Boys fished in Marion county but only caught eleven fish. Clayton Van Benthuysen is mail arm on Belinga R F D No. 1 route starting June 1.
A historical profile outlines the life of a male figure from Indiana, tracing early career, political or business milestones, and notable public actions. The piece situates his impact within regional ties and era context, highlighting key associations and influence in local affairs.
An old advertisement warns of a bad scare from pain in the bowels and suggests Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach disorders. It touts headaches biliousness and costiveness and claims availability at drug stores for 250.
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