The Acme Cushion Sole Shoe Ad
An early advert promotes The Acme Cushion Sole designed for tender feet. It features a live wool felt inner sole intended to absorb shock, equalize weight, and protect sensitive joints from pressure.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
3
An early advert promotes The Acme Cushion Sole designed for tender feet. It features a live wool felt inner sole intended to absorb shock, equalize weight, and protect sensitive joints from pressure.
Mrs. Mike Melton returned to Burlington after visiting her sister Mrs. Horace Todd. Mrs. 8 B Wisecarver and children went to Ottumwa for a short visit before returning to Des Moines. Claude Gaines bought a pantatorium in Mt. Pleasant and will run a tailor shop. David Gilchrist and daughter Lilie from Birmingham and Charles Gilchrist of Gilford Mont visited relatives. Bertha Preshwater returned to work at Leadeg after illness. Hannah Carlson visited Ottumwa for a few days. George Fairebids of Packwood visited friends here. John McElderry’s son is ill at home. Mr and Mrs. Wm Dixon returned from Oklahoma City. Mrs Vern Speer and daughter of Birmingham visiting the Leech home. Melvin Bowen returned home to Prairie City from Brom. W G Parsons leaves to resume railway clerk work between Chicago and Omaha after visiting family. Mrs Carswell returns home to Topeka after visiting her sister. John Cammack returns from Mt. Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Shelton and May, Mrs White and Mrs Despain visited Ottumwa. Lois Stapleton leaves for Moline Ill called by sister’s illness.
Fairfield High School was vindicated as Harold Day is ruled eligible to participate in this school year's athletics. The State Board of Control rejected Burlington High's protest after evidence showed a clerical error on Day’s playing years. Principal George Brown and Superintendent confirmed the correction and Day’s eligibility. Grace Cook is ill at her home on South Depot Street.
A brief notice advertises money to loan on city property Pregete with Thoma and Thoma as the solicitors or brokers handling the transaction.
A note states several carriers and assistants have resigned to avoid embarrassment. Their replacements are in place and service is expected to improve. Patrons who have been missed are urged to call the Journal office to correct the issue.
A big closing out sale of Percheron horses scheduled for Tuesday February 6, 1917 features twenty five head of Thoroughbreds. Prospective buyers are urged to write or phone the undersigned for a catalog. C R Huff Stockport Iowa.
A church luncheon offers roast beef with brown gravy, apple pie, bread and butter, whipped cream cheese, and coffee. Attendees enjoy a simple, savory and sweet spread with standard refreshments.
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