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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
6
A Lucas County clothing store promotes high quality men’s garments at lower prices than city retailers. They claim modern hanging methods preserve shape and a clear stock view, inviting customers to visit. This week features special values in silk mixed fabrics.
Advertisement lists fancy worsted suits with hand made collars padded shoulders and narrow lapels. Describes silk mixed worsted fabrics, dark striped or checked patterns in tan brown or olive, offering modest conserv ative styles and extreme latest fads. Two hundred suits in $20 quality on sale.
Fine dress trousers for men and young men in silk mixed worsted fabrics with neat gray stripe. Garments are well tailored and fit well. About one hundred and fifty $5.00 qualities offered on sale.
Kellogg Durland recounts the tale of a noble Russian woman called Babushka in the April Woman's Home Companion. She endures prison, Siberian mines, and exile, declaring that sacrifice may persist across generations yet hope for freedom endures.
Dr Geo McCulloch announces candidacy for Republican nomination for State Senator in Lucas Wayne district before the June 1908 primary. Also H Moore declares Republican bid for the same seat in the June 1908 primary.
A declaration announces J H Darrah as a candidate for the Republican nomination for state representative from Lucas County ahead of the 1908 primary. He seeks the seat by succeeding himself and submits the candidacy to the party process.
L 3B Bartholomew announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Lucas County Attorney town term second term subject to June 1908 Republican primary. I H H Storie also seeks the nomination for the same office under the same conditions in Lucas County Iowa.
A batch of proposed Republican candidates for Lucas county Iowa district offices in 1908 is announced. M. M. Perry for Clerk of the District Court Chariton. Geo Carpenter announces candidacy for Clerk. J. D. Clark of Jackson Two seeks Sheriff. E. A. Duckworth Warren Two aims for Sheriff. Chas C. Lyman listed for county posts under the 1908 Republican primary decision.
County Auditor G. W. Wiltsey runs for a second term pending the June primary in the 190s. The race centers on the county office and the outcome will shape the local governance lineup.
Frank P. Wright declares candidacy for county treasurer in a second term subject to the Republican primary of 1908. J A White announces for the Republican nomination for the first district on the Board of Supervisors. County recorder term also up for decision awaiting June.
The candidate HL H Jones of Chariton submits for the Republican nomination for Constable of Chariton township subject to the June 908 primary election decision.
The Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in Chariton township is subject to J. C. Seward. The contest centers on the seat held by Seward and reflects local party choices in Chariton.
Lists key filing and certification deadlines ahead of the June 2 primary, including nominating papers for federal and state offices and county posts. Details the sequence of certification by the secretary of state and county auditors, delegate certifications, sample ballots, and canvasses through the general election on November 83.
The Experiment Station at Ames marks a decade of oat variety trials showing Iowa averages 29.5 bushels per acre. Researchers estimate yields can rise to 40 with better varieties and seed care. The 1907 crop lacks sufficient standard weight. farmers are urged to adopt improved seed and proven cultivation methods next year.
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