13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
Advertising rates list a 10 cent per line charge for display ads and a 6 cent per line for locals, with black type for locals. It notes varying church and society notices with possible emission or other charges. Also states the item is entered at Chariton Iowa post office as Second Class Mail Matter.
Our new office is in Hollinger and Larimer’s building on the same block as their clothing store and opposite Bates House. We offer finely equipped facilities and employ top skilled workman to meet demand for best grades of printing and invite patronage with latch string always out.
An Inter Ocean editorial argues that self appointed reformers who attack others’ morals often reveal their own flaws. It cautions that targeting widespread corruption while neglecting personal faults undermines credibility and real progress.
President Roosevelt addressed a large crowd of workingmen from his car platform in Connellsville this morning. He urged practical measures for workers and pressed the value of an eight hour day, saying the current hours offered limited productivity and well being.
A quoted speaker urges balance in labor by calling for an eight hour day for men while demanding equal treatment for wives. The message emphasizes fair play for women and neighbors, urging care for one’s own wife and children as a core duty.
Nebraska liquor dealers decorated beer bottles in national colors. The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the practice illegal, upheld on appeal by the U.S. Supreme Court. The ruling preserves respect for Old Glory against desecration by advertisers.
The Clarinda Herald reports Secretary Shaw, after leaving the cabinet, may oversee a merger as president of Carnegie Trust Co. that would combine two strong New York banks, elevating his institution to one of the world’s largest.
The government notes that newspaper ads bring strong results, contrasting prior use of posters. A recent test compares newspaper advertising with colored posters, showing that even small newspaper outlays have been productive for reaching business audiences and the public.
An advertisement touts light weight two piece outing suits for June July and August. It stresses style durability with skeleton lining canvas or haircloth interlining and peg top inspired trousers. It promises exceptional values and fashionable options in various fabrics.
City services push for larger appropriations to fund wider newspaper advertising space in Ottumwa. Officials argue extended ads will improve public notices and information reach.
Gov. Cummins announces his bid for the United States Senate seat to replace Sen. Allison. He argues there is reason to believe a new vacancy may arise and previews a bold move despite potential political risks. The excerpt suggests a volatile path with possible missteps ahead.
The Clarinda Herald notes that Iowa politics struggle this year as voters chase earnings over nominations. It urges harmony within the Republican party of Iowa, calling current talk a harmless amusement with no other pressing topic.
The second teachers examination of the year will be held in the high school building on June 26 27 and 28. The program details morning and afternoon sessions cover Preliminary Arithmetic Orthography Reading Geography Didactics Oral Reading O S History Physiology Vocal Music English Grammar Elementary Algebra Elementary Economies Elementary Civics and Elements of Physics. No change in program says Laura M. R. Gow County Supt.
A letter to Mr. J A Brown from F W Devoe & Co discusses paint needs and leftovers with W A F Bower in Methuen Massachusetts noting new agents learn to guess better. The Eleventh District Convention of the Christian Endeavors is underway at the Presbyterian church in Russell with over sixty delegates and extended preparations by Q E societies and local hosts.
An old newspaper ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach and liver disorders with a testimonial from S A Brown of Bennettsville SC. It also claims relief for chills fever malaria biliousness and other ailments. Other products like Pinesalve Carbolized and Dade’s Little Liver Pills are advertised with prices and local drugstores. Also listed are a Scotch bull sale and contact details in Belinda Iowa.
Fragmentary ad text promotes a cigar brand with phrases Smoke Pete and Paton’s cigar, implying a promotional or novelty intent without a clear event or outcome.
Geo A Sherman of Lisbon Red Mills Lawrence County New York says years of kidney disease ended after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports frequent urination and brick dust passing before relief after a half bottle and cure after four bottles. Storie & Patton.
In Lucas County District Court in vacation a notice announces a will claim for Will B Barger deceased with a hearing on August 27, 1907. The clerk is Geo F Carpenter, sealing the official document dated June 4, 1907. Also there are late 19th early 20th century advertisements for Champlain Salve and Pile remedies with local druggists.
Hundreds suffer odorations yearly without trying Man Zan Pile Remedy. The topical preparation is applied directly at the trouble site and relieves pain and inflammation for any form of piles. Price 50c. Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.
Readable fragments describe the Card C B Q rail line and branches in tangled schedule text. The note references time changes and potential service impacts with unclear specifics.
A reader claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured consumption in its early stages and asserts high satisfaction with the remedy. The text presents anecdotal evidence without medical endorsement.
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