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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
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Under the National League of Republican Clubs the fiftieth anniversary was celebrated in Philadelphia on June 17, 1906 at Musical Fund Hall, recalling the 1856 first national convention that named Fremont and Dayton. The piece notes Republicans have largely controlled national government since Lincoln and highlights party influence in Congress and national progress over the half century.
Geo A Sherman of Lisbon Red Mills Lawrence Co New York writes of long kidney disease and twelve years of treatment before using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports relief after a half bottle and cure after four bottles, noting frequent urination and brick dust discharge prior to use. Storie Paton.
The article covers a June 1906 gathering of the National League of Republican Clubs in Philadelphia. It endorses the Wrigley tariff as boosting revenue, employment, prices, and savings, while defending McKinley era protectionism against Cummins progressive critiques.
The Des Moines Capital lauds President, Senator Dolliver, and Senator Hepburn for persistent, principled work on the railroad rate law. It commends Dolliver for restraint and courage, and Hepburn for framing the measure despite misrepresentation, predicting lasting national recognition.
The Decorah Republican notes Col. W. P. Hepburn was renominated last week for an eleventh term in Congress. He is described as one of Iowa's strongest men, whose service has contributed significantly to Iowa's high standing among states.
Colic and diarrhoea pains are quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. When in need of such a medicine, give it a trial. For sale by Storie Patton and Kirk Drug Co.
The Patriot reports the fifty second Iowa State Fair will be in Des Moines from August 24 to 31, 1906. The secretary emphasizes education and progress for agricultural livestock and manufacturing interests under the state board of agriculture. Des Moines remains the permanent fair site with exceptional transport. one fare round trip is offered by the Western Passenger association.
A baggage bill passed the house Thursday under suspension of the rules. It regulates baggage checking by common carriers in interstate commerce, requiring baggage be checked to its destination even when split tickets or mileage books accompany travel. The act targets refusals to check baggage to final destinations when connecting lines are used.
An antiseptic liniment named Chamberlain Pain Balm claims to prevent blood poisoning from cuts burns and bruises and to speed healing without saturation. It is stated to relieve burn pain almost instantly and is sold by Storie Paton and Kirk Drug Co.
A series of land transfers and property deeds are recorded, detailing transfers from Ellis Mabry to J L Wash burn in Union Township and from G Long to Lee Agan for 80 acres in Pleasant Township. Additional parcels change hands including 40 acres from I Werts to Esther Werts in Washington Township and multiple Chariton area lots. The listings include transfers among J E Spiker, Jessie Anna Walton, Nathan Kenney, Phillian Boylan, C O Hawkins, Philian Boylan, Willis Adams, B E W Penick, D F Baughman, Chas R Kirk, trustee, Nettie G Williamson, Sophia Arnold, Henry Waynick, Elizabeth Welch, Joseph S Clay, Mary J Davidson, and others on various Chariton plots and adjacent townships.
A seasonal warning about diarrheal illness in children advises immediate care. Recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Mentions Storie & Paton and Kirk Drug Co as sellers.
The piece discusses internal rifts in Wisconsin and Iowa Republican parties driven by Cummins and anti Cummins camps and a La Follette split. It notes the enduring factional labeling of candidates as pro or anti, the lasting impact of Cummins’ leadership, and calls old Republican papers to decry the division as harmful to the party and state.
A. H. Thurnes, coal operator of Buffalo, says years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones vanished after using Foley's Kidney Cure. A few doses started the brick dust and pain ceased, restoring health. The remedy claims to cure all kidney and bladder diseases. Storie & Paton.
In Madison County Iowa long prominent William H Tarbell commits death by own action hanging at his daughters Kalamazoo residence health cited as cause. The Des Moines Winterset Cres ton railway seeks franchise to build within Winterset city limits. James Tarbell 96 a Warren county resident dies at Hartford home with most children present. A Shenandoah firemen's tournament set for July 4 and 5 with Creston and other southern Iowa departments entered. The Bloomfield Horn Goodson Curry feud flares again causing fear of stray bullets. Warren Eisner 14 from Wheelerwood missing. police seek aid from nearby towns.
Texana Sisters thrill crowds with a daring act where a soldier from Ft Des Moines lights a cigar for a shot ash without flinching. The sisters perform ball shooting and apple on head stunts while audiences cheer and a Confederate physician extols Chamberlain’s tablets for stomach and liver relief offered at local drug stores.
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