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Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

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Taft Proposes Corporation Tax and Constitutional Income Tax Amendment

President Taft urges two major steps to fund government updates. He supports an excise tax of two percent on net income of corporations and calls for a constitutional amendment to allow federal income taxation without apportionment. The plan, tied to tariff reform, aims to broaden revenue and regulatory oversight.

House of Representatives Senate Finance Committee Pollock Agt Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company U.S Supreme Court Congress United States Spreckels Sugar Refining Company McClain Taft House Exisan Lewis

Real Estate Transfers in Chariton Area June 19 1909

Real estate transfers recorded over two weeks ending June 19 1909 list numerous deeds in Chariton Lucas and surrounding areas. Notable movements include Mary Blackstock to G R Anderson 40 acres in Otter Creek and Carl G Swanson to O J Israel a Chariton lot with values shown, plus multiple Liberty Cedar and Whitebreast parcels with prices. Transactions involve heirs guardians sheriffs and byes of several notable local individuals and banks.

Amelia Augusta Anderson Hilda C. Jones Q. C. Jotin Lucas Mary Blackstock G. R. Anderson Otter Creek W Trent George R Wilson Q. C Liberty JM Henry Andrew Gustafson Warren Carl G Swanson O J Israel Chariton F Bates S S Wyland A Logscan M C Hickman W C Andre E J West Union Cb&q Rroo GH Bond Cedar Thomas E Gillaspy Almeda Gillaspy Ira Gillaspy Alice A Johnson Samantha C Eggert Samantha Eggert C C Eggert Helen A Parsons N B Hollinger H G Larimer Jas T Goben State Savings Bank Lucas A B Gookin C C Lyman J W Shepperd G A Cunningham Whitebreast Myron E Hays Rosettie M Allie G Boylan John F Lazear Derby J A Brown John A Cooley Margaret Nichols Geo Williams Daisy D Dukes V Hickman Lizzie A Ansley Emma L Lowe E L Hickman Ida H Cornforth

Sale Notice for Chariton Grocery Stock and Fixtures

Special administrators invite sealed proposals by noon June 28 1909 for the purchase of W E Lewis grocery stock and fixtures in Chariton Iowa. Cash bulk sale subject to court approval. inventory on file with the Clerk. Bids require $100 certified check. Building may be leased 5 years at 850 per month. E A Anderson special administrator reserve right to reject any bid.

W. E. Lewis Chariton Iowa District Court E. A. Anderson

Edith Dale and M L Ahern wed at Stanton Iowa

Miss Edith Dale and Mr. M L Ahern married last Thursday at 10 30 a m in the bride’s Stanton home with Rev L B Shannon officiating using the ring ceremony. Only relatives and friends present. The bride wore white organdie with lace and lilies of the valley. She is a former teacher and Murray high school and Highland Park College alumna. The groom is described as a gentleman of sterling character.

Edith Dale M. L. Ahern Stanton Iowa Rev. L. B. Shannon M. E. Church Murray Highland Park College Cleveland Lucas School Lucas County

Des Moines and St Paul R R Couple Wed

A mail clerk and his partner tied the knot after leaving for Des Moines to start their new life together. Many friends offered congratulations and wishes for a happy prosperous marriage as one who was there records the event.

Des Moines St. Paul R. R

Feed Yard Price Hike At Chariton Yards

Feed yards in Chariton raise price from 10 to 15 cents due to high grain and hay costs. Extra charge after 11:00 p m. dated 6 17 21.

Chariton

Success ful Farming and Patriot shop offerings

An item notes the farm journal Success ful Farming free for a year to new Patriot subscribers or renewing ones. Rameey and Son advertise Anchor bug gies and carriages in Lucas County. Thomas Hopkins offers organ repair and music lessons in Lucas Iowa. Invitations for events are printed by The Patriot shop and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for $1.25 annually.

Rameey & Son Lucas County Thomas Hopkins Lucas Iowa The Patriot Chicago Inter Ocean

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William H. Taft White House South Grand Street the Square Dr. M. M. Perry Mea G. W. Ensley O. J. Israel Patriot Shop McCullough’ S India Linon Flaxon Kilarney Percal Madras Balsora Batiste W. B. Corsets Dale—Ahern Gray-Von Behren Company Gray-Von Behren Co Ensley Alwaye Ae Patroit
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