G W Ensley and others sell Chariton Armory lots
G W Ensley and others sell a lot in Chariton to Chariton Armory Company for 2566 dollars. E F Glenny and others sell a Chariton lot to H D Copeland for 2400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Conner
J H Conner
Union
O' Conner
George Millard
Dudley Rogers
Jackson
Penick
E Noble
A. B. Gookin
Cedar
J O Copeland
C. E. Noble
A.B. ‘Gookin
Lincoln
Martha Eb, Roberts
Arthur Johnson
Warren
F Ziegler
G.W Ensley
Chariton Armory Company
F Glenny Et al
H D Copeland
Derby School honors top pupils in May 1908
In the Derby school month ending May 1 1908 Daisy Throckmorton led third grade with 97 percent average. Georgia Throckmorton was second grade with 96 percent and Harry Winslow Mearl Wilson tied for first grade with 96 percent. Mildred Pollard led primer class with 98 percent. Absent or tardy list includes Fray Parkin Mona Wolverton Fay Sutton Frank Grimes Fredrick Throckmorton Dwight Kirk Jeannette Bremer Harley Lugar Harry Winslow Waldo Pollard Lloyd Green and Fredrick Niblock. Nannie Fight teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby School
Daisy Throckmorton
Georgia Throckmorton
Harry Winslow
Mearl Wilson
Mildred Pollard
Fray Parkin
Mona Wolverton
Fay Sutton
Frank Grimes
Fredrick Throckmo
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending May 18 1908
The post office lists remaining unclaimed letters for the week ending May 18 1908. Names include John Bingham George Holmes J E Anderson Mrs Mary E Miller Mrs George Kahler Addie Hall Gertrude Henry E D Payne W H Officer Miss Hilda Peterson J C Thoman Elder A V Cotton R A Hasselquist and others. Postmaster citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bingham
George Holmes
J. E. Anderson
Mary E. Miller
George Kahler
Addie Hall
Gertrude Henry
E. D. Payne
W.H. Officer
Hilda Peterson
J. C. Thoman
A.V. Cotton
R.A. Hasselquist
Good Liniment Claims Pain Balm Outshines Others
The ad extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for muscular and rheumatic pains sprains and soreness. It promises relief for rheumatism sciatica and back pain and claims faster recovery in sprains with 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Williamson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Williamson Drug Co
Panic Over Farm Loans At Five Percent
A partial fragment notes panic easing as farm loans offer five percent and directs readers to contact H. Culbertson at the post office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Culbertson
Pete Hepburn a Born Fighter in Iowa Congress
A portrait of William Peters Hepburn, known as Pete Hepburn, detailing a long civil war record, strong voice, and sharp political blows in Congress. The Iowa veteran sits as a hard hitting, principled representative renowned for opposing hypocrisy, railroading civil service, and backing veterans legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William Peter
Hepburn
Second
Iowa Cavalry
Highth
Iowa
Simon
Pete Hepburn
Colonel Hepburn
Ohio
William Peters Hepburn
Hepburns
Sabe
Hideu
Republic
Mount” Sinai
Iowa ‘Cavalry
Balaklaya
Farmington
Corinth
Paine
Iuka
Hatch
Rosecrans
Sheridan
Cumberland
Heép
Burn
Republican Party
Treasury
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Matson
House Committee On
wViele
New York
Bragg
Wisconsin
A. J. Warner
Warner
White House
Viele
Congrauses
Pete Hoburn
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Pete
Will ‘Hunt
Veteran advocate championed broad pension latitude
An unnamed figure is described as a tower of strength for veterans, devoted to ensuring the widest latitude for pension eligibility, dedicating his every effort toward expanding benefits.
Questions to Governor Cummins Why and when did you?
A historical, accusatory letter questions Governor Cummins about his 1906 and 1907 political actions, including denials of candidacy against Senator Allison, assurances to colleagues, favoring reciprocity and protection, banking on party support, and use of passes and funds. It ends by asking how deficits and taxes relate to his fiscal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
W. H.erbert
Dubuque
Senator Allison
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Albert B. Cummins
Birdsall
Dolliver
Charch
Congress
Neorer
Roosevelt
Union
Iowa
United States Senate
Canada
Towa
Dr. Gorrell
Nquor
Twenty-second General Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rock Island
Chronic constipation cured with Foley's Orino Laxative
An old advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims it aids digestion, stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural action, and does not nauseate or cause griping. Beaman & Patton sell it, warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Beaman & Patton
Lane urges re election of Senator Allison in Iowa
Joe R Lane proclaims firm Republican identity and urges support for William B Allison's re election. He praises Allison as a great statesman, notes decades of service, and appeals to Iowa voters to back him decisively at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Lane
William B. Allison
Iowa
Nestor
United States Senate
Congress
Senator Allison
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
Towa
Washington
Commonwealth
Alison
Governor's Case Ended Though Barbed Wire Trust Claimed
In Des Moines federal court on May 21, 1881 Judge Blair credited for the decision that the governor did not destroy the Baker Barbed Wire Trust. The Washburn Moon Company decree supported the finding against the governor’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Blair
Manchester
Washburn- Moon Company
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chariton
Oppenheimer Block
Chas. E. Fluke
West Side Square
Beckers
First National Bank
Wilson
O Johnson
Derby
Phillips
Lucas
Polser
J B Wyland
H Kirkhart
Viers
Fluke
Mary
Young
C H DeWitt
Ada M’ Bell
Jennie E ‘Rose
Sarah A Dunkelberger
Rebecca M ‘Taylor
Riese
Feussell
National Bank Chariton
Syral
Jane
Troman
Pete” Hepburn
National Tribune
Washington, D.C
Joe R. Lane
Alliston
Clinton
Judge Blair
the Barbed Wire Trust
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