28 Jul 1904
Page 3
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
3
City visitors and shoppers are listed with names such as Robert Flinepach, W H Faulkner, E J Mickle, J A Spielman, Meg Warner, Lulu Cox. Miss Dorothy Spielman from Chicago visits grandparents J A Spielman. Baptist church youth plan a clear medal contest Friday. Rev H O Spelman to preach next Sunday last vacation month August. Local ads mention Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents. Journal subscription offered for daily home news while away.
Generally fair tonight and Thursday. Numerous residents and visitors pass through Ottumwa on business and social calls to Beck, Libertyville, Eldon, Centerville, and Davenport. A mix of travel, with weddings, deliveries, and minor incidents touching local families and guests.
A two year old pony named Will is offered for sale with the note that he may not be sold after August first. Inquiries are to be made at the office listed in the notice.
Notice invites readers to subscribe to the Daily Journal for flexible delivery options. Readers may choose daily, weekly, four months, or other periods and can mail the subscription to themselves or gift it to friends.
Special workers return to duties but strike impact remains limited. A Swift warehouse fire was largely controlled by morning. Chicago reports Missouri wheat prospects half expected, triggering floor traders to seek wheat. Rumors claim England sent an ultimatum to Russia as P and Q steamer's release follows a capture. London consols plunge to half their prior close.
Pastor Bright and Attorney Hughy hosted a church sociable on the parsonage lawn last night. The event drew good attendance with music and ample ice cream. Rev. and Mrs. Bright, new in town, impressed locals with their genial spirit and generosity.
Fairfield and Towa markets report steady cattle trade on July 27 1904. Cassidy Commission Company furnishes daily market data.
The Kansas City Star notes a Thursday evening band concert featuring selections such as Scissors to Grind and Waltz pieces. Orchestra director Lewusber leads performers including Rechez Arwosa and Crashman Dixie with guest solos and a lively program.
Having disposed of our business oil parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm Israel and Thoma are requested to call and settle at once. Accounts must be closed.
Last evening at 8 30 the marriage of William H Angstead to Nellie B Clinkenbeard was solemnized at the Congregational parsonage by Rev H V Spelman. Both are well known in the city and will reside here. Angstead is a cigar maker. The couple receive many friends in congratulations.
Remaining uncalled letters for the week ending July 26 include Beeker Mrs. Willinm Ellie Mr Mb Lakok Mr Belle Orman Mrs Maria Payne Mrs Ellie Smith J L Smith E R Stubb Mrs Woolums Ed.
The remedy has a 30 year history with millions of bottles sold and used. It is described as standard in treating croup in thousands of homes and has never failed to effect a cure when administered. It contains no opium or harmful substance and is safe for babies and adults. Sold by Bradsahre Jericho and Israel Thomas.
Proprietors Bradshaw and Jericho advertise Little Early Risers as an easy pill for biliousness constipation sick headache jaundice malaria and fever. The ad targets women and children emphasizing a pleasant sedative and lengthening effect compared with other remedies.
B L Byer a well known cooper reports Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life after a month of bilious diarrhea and doctors failing to help Immediate relief followed he says BradleyBradshaw Jericho and Israel Thoma sell the remedy in Hancock Massachusetts.
Three hundred square inches of frog skin is growing on the right side of John B B Field’s son after a March scald. Seventy five frogs supplied skin and placed over the burn, leaving only a small back wound as the scar recedes.
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