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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
Thomas Hopkins of Tancas Iowa advertises organ cleaning and repair services at reasonable terms and offers vocal or instrumental lessons. The notice promises free one year subscriptions to Successful Farming and a copy of Prof Holden's Corn Book to new Patriot subscribers.
See Fred Stafford for good cement sidewalks guaranteed for five years. Scottish Rite, all right, 5c cigars.
In an eastern city 194 cases occurred in two wards and 5637 for the year, with costs near $25,000 for wages, medical care, hospital, and funeral expenses. The article argues that prevention saves money and lives.
James A. Edgerton extols The Battle Hymn of the Republic and its author Julia Ward Howe, praising the song’s enduring civil war spirit and Howe as a vibrant, modern figure. The piece notes Howe’s ninety years upcoming, her progressive views, the rise of women’s colleges, and the expanding role of women in law and society. Howe’s family links and literary offspring are highlighted as evidence of a storied lineage.
The passage honors Julia Ward Howe as a lifelong activist for abolition education equal rights suffrage and peace. It cites her early anti slavery work in Boston her authorship of The Battle Hymn of the Republic and her global advocacy alongside Emerson and other reformers including her roles in Greece Poland and Turkey with noted episodes from 1861 Constantinople and Boston Columbus events.
Pedigree notes for Manliness foaled May 31, 1900 at Corning Iowa bred by L Humbert & Son. Sire line traces Sully through Boule D Or Grevin LaGrange Brilliant Brilli ant with Ilderim ancestry. dam Florence by Romeo Vermouth Favora French Monarch Ilderim and Rosette line to Don Carlos Margot Bijou. Terms list insurance: $12.50 to insure mare to foal and $15.00 to insure colt to stand and suck.
Jim Crow is described as sired by old Jim Crow and a black Jennet. Both Kentucky bred and of high quality in breeding and weight. Bred by Daniel Howell of Atwood Illinois and sold to Harry Mullen of Osceola Iowa. Terms include 10 dollars to insure mare with foal and 12.50 dollars to insure colt to stand and duck.
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