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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
3
The notice invites old and new customers to call at the new Thoma block quarters near the Square. It explains occupying rooms 1st and 2d doors west of Oma's furniture store and cites larger stock and lower cash prices due to cash payments.
The Mt Pleasant fair will be held August 16 19 inclusive. Numerous residents and visitors are noted moving through the city with trips to Ottumwa Denver and other nearby towns. Local events include theater attendance and Chautauqua opening preparations as parts of a busy period.
Notice in Jefferson county Iowa that J A Huglin administrator of Caroline C Leaf deceased has filed the final report. The report will be presented for court approval at the September term beginning September 26 1904 at the county courthouse. Objections must be filed by noon of the first day of the term.
Dr Buckley urges readers to consult multiple papers from opposing parties and independent outlets to gain reliable, balanced information. He notes factions within major parties and the difficulty of discerning truth amid partisan bias and varied reporting.
The Fairfield Township Sabbath Select association executive committee met to arrange its senior annual convention. The event on Sunday August 25 will open at 7 30 p m with Dr Monfort presiding at a Fairfield church. Rev Osborn to lead singing and devotion. Rev Luther Bright and Mr Davis to sing.
The Capital argues a preacher cannot support both prohibition and the mulct law, saying the combo undermines prohibition by licensing saloons for a fee. It contends the mulet law violates Iowa statutes and undermines public morality and temperance efforts.
The last week in July brought cooler weather and generally favorable harvest conditions across Iowa. Rain fell in four fifths of the state, central and northern areas saw excess. oats nearly finished, wheat nearing completion with blight and rust concerns, barley and corn advancing well, potatoes largely good with some rot, apples promising apart from wind loss.
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