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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

4

Farm Bureau notes on wool market and livestock policy

The Jefferson County Wool Growers Association shipped wool at 60 52 48 cents for grades, sold to White and Berry of Salem Iowa. Iowa Farm Bureau plans a Chicago market expert to safeguard shippers, promoting fair dealing with packers, railroads and trade. Also urged is saving emergency seed corn to guard against future seed shortages and a repeat of 1918.

Jefferson County Wool Growers Association White and Berry Salem Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Union Stock Yards Chicago Farm Bureau J. W. Coverdal

Life of Elizabeth Heron obituary in Lockridge

Elizabeth Heron died June 30 1919 at the Lockridge home after a long life born in Clinton County Pennsylvania December 11 1836 she moved to Lockridge in 1857 active in the First Baptist Church of Lockridge survived by siblings John and Theresa Heron funeral July 1 1919 in Lockridge with Pastor Frank B Weston officiating buried in Lockridge cemetery

Elizabeth Heron Pfintist Church Lockridge John Heron Baptist Church Frank B. Weston First Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant William Bankhead George Davis Charles Pence Po Peterson Andrew Lewis

Stock Blowout on Men Women Boys and Children Shoes

An old style sale notice announces drastic price cuts across men women boys and children shoes with low prices on low cuts. The retailer claims to clear the entire stock this year to realize a large sum soon, urging customers to buy now as the stock is moving quickly.

Closeout Shoe Sale Slashes Prices Across Stock

In a bone fide sale, the store clears stock by cutting prices on high and low shoes. Buyers are invited to inspect dozens of bargains, with promises that available discounts rival any posted. Read the prices, come and see, and take away multiple pairs. Only a sample of hundreds of bargains is quoted.

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