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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
2
Local residents and families were noted returning from visits in Illinois and Missouri, making business trips to Des Moines, and visiting relatives in nearby towns. Several families, including the Pyles, Worts, Irvin, and Hedden groups, were mentioned, along with church events and a cantata performed by the M. E. choir.
The column reports Rev. A E Nutting and bride to settle in Derby after a wedding in Henning Minnesota. It notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Bert Fuller, and various brief items: Mrs Ora Quale’s return from Levi Pond, Miss Susie Bolan’s return to Lucas, editor Elderidge in Albia, John Evans selling potatoes, teaching certificate pursuits, McKelveen Bros and Rogers yard improvements, Miss Saromie Batton’s appointment as assistant postmaster at Hiteman, and Mrs Mary Clark Stearns visiting Old Cleveland. Edith Dale and M L Ahern marry and plan home at 211 State Des Moines after August 1.
A vivid, promotional portrayal of a marvelously gifted clairvoyant who claims to read the future of mankind. The text invites readers to look, listen, and marvel at her singular, powerful abilities.
A vivid ad proclaims Madam Leela a traveling clairvoyant and palm reader with training in Egypt, India, and Europe. It promises predictions of reunions, recovered property, business luck, and hidden treasures, with hours and location at Main and Roland in Chariton Iowa.
To holders of school warrants Liberty township requests all interest bearing warrants be presented to the township treasurer for payment. J. C. Dillman, Treas, ltp.
Weather slows Chariton market as buyers note rain impacts seed and live stock prices. Cows and heifers fetch about 82 50 per ew t with mixed offers. oats wheat and corn prices listed with tentative per bushel rates. Timothy and clover seed values appear, while hay and straw quotes show varied bids amid damp conditions.
Farmers replant corn as community notes report visits to Brompton and Chariton, a Zion prayer meeting canceled by bad roads, Rev. Wells covering Zion services, a Lacona Columbia baseball result 8 to 7 for Columbia, and a series of visits, picnics, revivals, and family updates in Byer's Grove area. An infant burial in Zion Cemetery and several nearly impassable bridges are also mentioned along with sick lists and local visits.
Fraternal members are urged to bring flowers for Memorial Day by Sunday June 27. Collect at the assembly room of the courthouse by 10 o clock a.m. Dr. W L Anderson unveils a new electric office sign crafted by J F Crowley to guide the public to his location.
The Lewis Hay Stacker is described as simple light and durable with multiple claimed advantages. It can dump hay from any elevation move easily between fields loosened guy wires for relocation and store in a shed. It hoists heavy loads faster than others and weighs less while offering a straightforward guarantee.
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