Brighton Juniors Entertained Here at Chautauqua Park
The Junior Epworth League of the Methodist church hosted Brighton and Fairfield Juniors for a day at Chautauqua Park. About 30 Brighton juniors joined by Mrs. Briar Miss Mary Pool and Rev. T S Pool plus Fairfield juniors totalled near 100. A morning of games followed by an old time picnic lunch preceded a baseball game won by Fairfield 24 to 16. Mrs W O Pool and helpers organized the outing, with the Brighton group returning by evening train.
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Epworth
The
Methodist Church
Brighton
Chautauqua Park
Brighton Boos
Fairfield Boys
Fairfield
W. O. Pool
Empty Pop Cases Call for Fairfield Bottling Works
A fragment notes empty pop cases connected to 255 Fairfield Bottling Works. It urges calling phone 567 for cases we handle.
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Fairfield Bottling Works
Hedrick 3 Defeated by Fairfield in Lopsided Victory
Hedrick failed to challenge Fairfield in yesterday's games. Duke pitched for the visitors after facing Washington the day before, leaving most of his better pitches with that team. The final score stood 56 to 0. Cotter, in his first action behind the plate this season, showed solid defense and looks to regain his batting eye with more games. Putnam led the offense with three of five runs, while Fairfield eased off after the early innings.
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Hedrick
Fairfield
Duke
Washington
Cotter
Griffith
Putnam
Loudon
Bage
Smith
Stephenson
Flatcliff
London
Benton
Kime
Thoma
Buck
For Sale Notices and Sporting Box Score
Small ads list several sale items including young ducks for consumption and a two street facing lot in good condition. Other listings include kitchen range, gas stove, refrigerator, and engines from Hartman Ice Cream Co. The page also includes a baseball box score with players Loudon Hedrick and Duke and the line score.
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H. F. Young
South Fourth Street
Hartman Ice Cream Co
Community Notices From Abingdon and Surrounds
Sunday worship at Christiam church with Rev Sam Ross. Visitors include Mrs Sam Neiswanger and Grandma Greason. Local residents Don Humphrey Leo Blough Nat Birt and Polk DuBois shared meals and visiting times while families welcomed relatives from Fairfield Drakesville and Abingdon.
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Sam Ross
Abingdon
Sam. Neiswanger
Fairfield
John DuBois
Haywood
Grandma Greason
al. Greason
Sim Sackett
Leo Blough
Don Humphrey
J. H. DuBois
Ss.w. Davidson
Drakesville
Nat Birt
Polk DuBois
Katherine Wiser
Frank
For Rent POR RENT Five Rooms One Block From the Square
Property ad listing five rooms for rent one block from the square. Signed by A. W. Jaques. Contact 258.
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A. W. Jaques
WANTED and LOST notices from Fairfield steam laundry area
Wanted girls at the Fairfield steam laundry at once for good wages. Lost a Maltese cat with one leg broken, return to Mrs. Roberds opposite jail on Grimes street. Lost an iron pin, finder please report to the Journal office.
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Fairfield Steam Laundry
Journal Office
Local sellers vie for your attention today
Various vendors push goods and services in a crowded market day urging shoppers to visit stalls and compare offers. The scene highlights the pushy tactics and potential value from exploring multiple options.
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W. A. Henry
West Adams Street
R. F. Wilson
Poae Reardon
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Howard
Louden
Poae Hedrick
AB Loehr
Kimess
Reeves Rt. Weil
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Stevenson
Utterback
Duke P
Reynolds
Montgomery Green
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Leader 3
East Side Square
Kraft Klothing KO
Richelieu Pure Foods
Japan
Ceylon
India
Richelieu
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Frank Fourt
Over Fair Clothing Si’ Pairfield
OWA
Roca Contaries
Cme Ia and
Rec Davies Furniture CO
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