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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
The passage describes President Roosevelt speaking with full bodily earnestness. It asserts his posture and facial expression convey deep conviction, making his stance clear even without hearing the words. The depiction emphasizes character and unwavering belief behind his public utterance.
Russell society notes report visits by Miss Harriett Delano to Knoxville and Des Moines and other residents traveling to see relatives. Obituaries mention Miss Myrtle Rockey and a fiftieth birthday celebration for Tandy Allen. Community events include church Ladies Aid gatherings, an O E Convention decoration tour, and an ice cream social at the M E Church.
The District Court in vacation posts a hearing for proof of the last will of Will B. Barg er deceased. The date fixed for the hearing is August 27, 1907, with Geo. F. Carpenter as Clerk of District Court signing and sealing the notice.
200 acre blue grass pasture with ample shade and water offered for lease or stock by the head on the Clark Baker farm eight miles northwest of Chariton. Threlkeld & Buxton note B- 30 tf.
Wool Wool Thomas Hughes is located in the Branner building on the south side of the square and is buying wool at best market figures.
Advertises six or eight desirable residence properties near the square in Charitonia. Inquiries directed to Leota Barr or Lee Willonby. Also mentions trying a Federal Court cigar.
Wilson Allison faithful community member for over fifty years dies at home with funeral held Friday May 81 conducted by Rev. D L Dunkleberger. He married Eliza Jacobs in 1860 and had ten children eight survive James Allison Chariton Geo Edward of Kansas City William Carthage Mo Mrs Anderson Mrs Means and Mrs Martha Rose of Kansas City. Interment at Chariton cemetery. Pineules claim kidney and bladder relief offered by Red Cross Pharmacy with 80 days treatment for one dollar and money back if unsatisfactory.
The third week in January a county normal institute will be held at Chariton High School. The program lists instructors from state normals and local colleges. Readers are urged to attend, with listed speakers including De P. Colgroon W. N Clifford Minnieville Emma Moulton J Johnson and W Downing. The notice advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with free samples at local druggists and promotes their curative claims.
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