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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting friends and relatives across Iowa Illinois and Missouri with many from Fairfield near daily travel. Names include Clyde Bell family Arthur McElderry J A Glotfelty Jenny etc plus Brenton Seeboeck noted for his Chicago musical contributions and a large baptism at Smiths Ford.
D. W. Robertson and company present another Moving Picture entertainment in Fairfield featuring illustrated songs by N. L. Baker grand basso profondo ex Quaker CityQuartette Harrys Willard premier Piccolo Banjo soloist Claude V. Lewies distinguished vocalist and entertainer W F Coon operator and lecturer. This will be the greatest program yet from Mel Robertson in Fairfield on Tuesday evening June 1.
New potatoes and tomatoes along with pineapples and bananas fill the fresh produce display at Duncans Grocery. A fine line of fresh canned goods also available. Located first door north of Iowa Savings Bank.
The notice promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as safe and free of poison marks, urging buyers to insist on it under new national labeling laws. It warns mothers to avoid other cough remedies and to purchase only from F W Jericho & Co.
D W Robertson's Famous Moving Picture, Concert and Entertain ment company of New York City will present their only moving picture entertainment of the year in Fairfield at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening June 18. Robertson needs no introduction to Fairfield, as his company has long provided highly satisfactory entertainment.
Advertises a promise of quick relief from itching pain protruding or blind piles with Dr Shoop's ointment. Claims the remedy acts positively and surely and notes a 50 cent price for large nickel cap glass jars sold by W Jericho & Co.
Harriet A Fyffe died this morning at 11 40 at her sister Mrs T M McIntosh on West Broadway after a lingering illness. She lived with her sister for years and was about 75. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at the home conducted by Rev Pearse Pinch.
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