Logan Wins Game Basketball
Logan school defeated Franklin 12 to 9 in a close game Wednesday evening. The crowd enjoyed the fast paced contest and Fairfield demonstrated potential for strong basketball players. Baskets: Wisecarver 3, Daggett 2, Fowler 1, JH Wisecarver 1. Fouls: Cassel 3, Crail 3, Daggett 1.
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Franklin
Logan School
Fairfield
Wisecarver
Moore
Baskets
G. Wisecarver
Daggett
Fowler
JH. Wisecarver
Fouls
Cassel
Crail
Pranklin
Fowler Cassel
Clarke Kennedy
Pinch
Jefferson County Teachers Institute Opens June 15
Superintendent Anna White announces the Jefferson County Teachers Institute starts June 15 and runs six days with instructors Dr. Winship Prof. Parrett Mrs. Hattie Mitchell Prof. Power Miss Emry Miss Scott and Miss Ball. The event follows Code of Iowa Section 2778 allowing sessions by permission. Directors are urged to plan attendance and note the six day schedule.
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Anna White
Jefferson County
Teachers’ Institute
Iowa
Miss White
Winship
Boston
Parrett
Ames
Hattie Mitchell
Des Moines
Power
Emry
Miss Scott
Miss Ball
Petit Jurors Drawn and Reform Rhetoric Questioned
A period editorial notes that loud reform cries may not reflect genuine change and warns against widespread sham in the land, while discussing juror drawing in the context of political rhetoric.
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Reform
Hawkeye Rebekah Club Meekly Meets at Wray Home
Mrs Charles Wray and Mrs Charles Lewis hosted Hawkeye Rebekah club No 386 on a busy Wednesday afternoon at the Wray residence. Over thirty members attended the sewing gathering to prepare items for the Easter bazaar.
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Charles Wray
Charles
Lewis F
Hawkeye Rebekah
Wray
Rebekah
Sherman Wirk
Lewis
Hawkeye Rebekah Club
D. F. Spratt
South Court Street
Popular Cartoons The Chicago Record Herald Features Ralph Wilder
The Record Herald highlights popular newspaper cartoons as a daily front page feature. Artist Ralph Wilder is praised as a rising talent bringing humor and brightness to everyday life.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Record-Herald
Ralph Wilder
Wilder
Local notes and visits from area residents
Lou Hirshberger returns from California for the winter. Madaline Medes is home from Mt. Pleasant for a brief vacation. Harry Baugh buys the 200 acre William Carmichael farm near Bernhardt. Henry Edler visits from Rome to see merchants. Mrs Ferris returns from Chicago after attending a dream makers convention. Mrs G A Colembine visits Chicago after a sister’s visit. John Labover and Mrs Thorne Huffman visit from Spokane. Mrs Bert Barrow and baby return near Sigourney from Mikesell home. Henry county to hold an April 21 spelling note at the courthouse chaired by Anna Packer. Charles Sappenfield and wife back in Valley dunation after visiting relatives. R J McClain partners with Jones & Hoth to form Jones Roth & McClain.
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Henry County
Anna Packer
Court House
Complete Rural Service strengthens Jefferson county routes
Jefferson county will achieve full rural free delivery with revised routes and Route 2 from Lockridge starting Monday April 2. The system includes eight routes from Fairfield and ten from other towns, plus nine from adjoining counties. Routes renumbering lengthens Route 4 by four miles and Route 6 by one mile, with a new carrier list for Routes 1 through 8. Also mentioned: local hunting trip on Cedar with Chester Carlson, Robert Wilson, and Larry Gilchrist returning with a few birds.
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Jefferson County
Lockridge
Fairfield
J. W. Stephenson
A. FE. Capeell
Fay Sulton
Aed
John Hammons
Fortieth wedding anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs Green
Mr and Mrs Lee Green celebrated forty years of marriage on March 28 1906 with a family supper hosted by Delzell Green on West Broadway. About twenty relatives and friends joined a social evening with songs, refreshments, and gifts of linen and china.
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South Side
Rebekah Lodge No. 96
Mary Crail
C. Y. Smith
Ottumwa
Gertrude Mason
Ralph Maddox
Iva McDaniel
Edna Preutz
Newman
Rebekahs
Lee Theen
Wichita Visitor Miss Capron Visits Vernon Cousin
Miss Mabel Capron of Wichita Kansas visits her cousin Vinnie A Vernon. Capron is a teacher at Knox Conservatory in Gillesburg Illinois.
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Mabel Capron
Wichita, Kansas
Vinnie A. Vernon
Miss Capson
Knox Conservatory
Ginlesburg
Ilinois
Grand Open Meeting Highlights Senior Class Ceremonies
Past Supreme Master Workman J. G. Tate of Oregon spoke to Fairfield lodge No 28 ALO UW and families at the A O U W hall on Old Lie Insurance vs Fraternal Insurance. Visitors from Ottumwa attended. Afterward the class received carnations at the college chapel event with remarks from Leste Harper and Prof Rainey.
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J. G. Tate
Oregon
Fairfield Lodge No
Alo. UW
A. O. U. W. Hall
Tate
J. J. Merckens
Pate
Workmaan Id Bowen
Shicheokuk
Ottunouva
Dr Parsons
FL. Rainey
Leste DD. Harper
Harper
Prof. Rainey
Cass
Parsons
Dickens week deal sparks unionist quip in town
A job seeker at a publishing house balks at Dickens promotions and quips about union power. Meantime farmers near Van Buren County report wolf activity and bursts of livestock losses. Major Gantz returns from Nebraska with weather notes, avoiding measles and visiting neighbors Gordon and Woolery who recently moved away.
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Drishman
Dicken
Trishman
Dickens
Major
Gantz
Central City
Nebraska
Alex
Gordon
Ed Woolery
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Promoted
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Fustachian Tube mucous lining and cannot be treated locally. It claims nine in ten cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for incurable catarrh through Hial's Catarrh Cure, with circulars from Bod, Chesny & Co and Toledo.
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Hial
Bod
Chesny & Co
Drugetete
Voledo
O Tokellall
Fraudulent honey and tar substitutes warned nationwide
The Original Poley & Co of Chicago promote Foley's Honey and Tar as the genuine throat remedy. They warn against imitators with similar sounding names and yellow packaged bottles. Buy Poley’s Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes for best cough and cold relief.
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Poley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Hine Poley
F. W, Jrigenoa & Co
Dot Thrice On Spring Fashions
April magazines advise spring and summer wear for women with focus on shirt waists sleeves belts and dress silhouettes. It urges thrift and smart sewing for mothers in March and April to create attractive outfits without overspending, stressing practical style and care for family image.
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As Woman
Harper's Bazar
Deiieator
Spring cleaning promise for ready work lineup
Clean alleys and back yards now and spring will bring readiness for subsequent repairs and trimming. A few steady sessions ease the task and make spring cleaning feel shorter, not a full summer project.
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Fairfield Rebekah
Logan
T. Grimes Seeees
Liberty Fleek
W. Vinton
Coeeeores
Fairfield CG
L. Cummings
M.W. Roth M. B. Williams
Tooo Lockridge
Andrew Ryman
Packwood L. DD. Smith
Libertyville
John Harkens
Pleasant Plain
S.A
Hawkeye Club
North Main Street
Lee
Lou Hirshberger
California
Madaline Medes
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Baugh
William Carmichael
Bernhardt
Henry Edler
Rome
Mrs. Ferris
G. A. Colembine
Mas. John Labover
Thorne Huffman
Spokane
Washington
Bert Barrow
Baby
Sigourbey
Mikesell
Charles Sappenfield
Valley Dunation
R. J. McClain
Jones & Hoth
Jones, Roth & McClain
Lindsia Twnoliyn
Bvyovd Foord
Jinssigg ePpssun
Chester Carlson
Robert Wilson
Larry Gilchrist
Thei
Supreme
U. W
van Bure Cou Ty
NEW York Clipper
Albert J Borie
Frank Queen Pub. CO. (Ltd
W. Geru By
New York
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