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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
6
In a local ad the store promotes Young Men's apparel from Ederheimer-Stein Co. with hand tailored suits in Browns, grays, tans and other tones. It highlights Norfolk and double breasted styles for ages 7 to 17 and Russian and sailor suits for ages 3 to 10, stressing fit, variety, and attractive prices.
The article portrays President Roosevelt praising Taft for upholding court injunctions in labor disputes and condemning mob pressure and corporate power. It lauds Taft as a fearless, impartial judge who would protect the public interest, citing Addystone Pipe Line and actions in the Philippines and Panama. It recalls threats against Taft and frames his record as a safeguard for wage workers and the general public.
Theodore Roosevelt praises William Howard Taft for pioneering employer liability before national law, noting his justice for workers and firm stance against oppression. He argues Taft will govern for all people, protecting both rich and poor and opposing lawlessness, whether in labor or capital.
The State Savings Bank of Chariton Iowa held a stockholders meeting on January 20 1908 to approve notice for a February 24 meeting. The proposal to increase capital from 15000 to 25000 dollars and to raise directors from five to seven was carried by a three fourths majority. The minutes record PV VanArsdale chairman and John Culbertson secretary certifying adoption of the resolutions. Notary G W Larimer attested April 1 1908.
D H Beach of Midland Isle recounts suffering with chronic tetter for thirty years and trying many remedies before three boxes of Chamberlain’s Salve cured him. The product is advertised as for sale by Williamson Drug Co.
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