Malleable Aid Elects Officers
The Iowa Malleable Iron Mutual Aid Association held a meeting in the A. O. A. W. Hall and elected new officers for the year President Bert Van Tasse Vice President Geo Kienholz Secretary Thos Ford Treasurer Walter Hughes The group will meet the second Monday each month and notes the organization is two years old and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Malleable Iron Mutual Aid Association
A. O. A. W. Hall
Bert van Tasse
Geo. Kienholz
Thos. Ford
Walter Hughes
Newspaper Directory records merged by Ayer and Son
The thirtieth year edition of the American Newspaper Annual and Directory presents a comprehensive review of the newspaper and magazine field for publishers and advertisers. It combines the Newspaper Directory once by George P. Rowell, whose work spanned forty years, with rights and records now handled by N. W. Ayer & Son after Rowell's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Rowell
Rowell
N. W.ayer & Son
Reach's 1910 Baseball Guide Published by A J Reach Co
Reach's official American league guide for 1910 issued by the A J Reach Co of Philadelphia and edited by Francis C Richter of Sporting Life is out. It is the harbinger of the base baseball season and praised for paper quality engravings and a superb set of action pictures from the world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reach
A. J. Reach Co
Philadelphia
Francis C. Richter
Sporting Life
Local notices on horse losses and visitors
Louis Barrow lost a valuable horse last week due to lockjaw. W.C. Wiggins also lost a fine horse in the same period. John DuBois visited Washington over the weekend. Ed Smith of Clearwater Nebraska is visiting his mother and sister Mrs Smith and Mrs Shearer. The David Hedge family spent Sunday with Mr T P DuBois. Inez Benn is ill. Mel Davis family are moving today to Drakesville in Davis county.
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Louis Barrow
Lockjaw
John DuBois
Washington
Ed. Smith
Clearwater
Neb
Smith
Shearer
David Hedge
T. P. DuBois
W.C. Wiggins
Inez Benn
Mel Davis
Drakesville
Davis County
CAPT BOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE BULLS EYE
Lincoln Illinois resident Captain Bogardus, famed marksman who once set a record of 100 pigeons in 100 shots, praises Foley's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief after years of trouble. He credits three bottles with restoring health and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy from L S Bradshaw Co.
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Bogardus
Lincoln
Foley
L. S. Bradshaw Co
Fairfield Inaugurates First City Wide Day Electric Current
Fairfield begins electric service as Fairfield Gas & Electric Company powers up a 150 kW generator driven by a Corliss engine. A brick building cost 3 000 to 4 000 dollars and a plan to install 300 hp of generators follows. Local manufacturers and firms including Fairfield Glove and Mitten, Louden Machinery, Harris Bros, Herring Co, Maddox & Maxwell, H C Davis, Reynolds, Vinton Meat Market, Dr Bock, and Dr Monfort began using the power. The public is invited to inspect the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield Gas & Electric Company
Corliss
Fairfield Glove and Mitten
Louden Machinery Company
Harris Bros
Herring Company
Maddox & Maxwell
H. C. Davis
Reynolds
Vinton Meat Market
Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Dr and Mrs H B Lesher of Salina visited friends in the city. Miss Bessie Greer returned from Washington. Mrs Gilbert McClaran touring Mt Pleasant. Henry Koontz Batavia in city for legal business. Mrs Marshal Miller ill with appendicitis. William and R B Louden in Chicago on business. Mrs G W Brock Columbus Junction visiting E L Stephenson. Mr and Mrs John Cochran back from New London visit. Dr J A Roth Rock Rapids in town. Mrs C E Faulkner traveled to Des Moines for Court of Honor Grand Lodge. B J Fuller recovering from pneumonia and back on streets. Percy Easton and Lewis Johnson plan trip to California. County Recorder John Bower sick but back at court house duties.
Horse Sale Notice at Gilberts Feed Yard
A farmer advertises a March 24 horse sale at Gilberts Feed Yard with rain or shine plans and a push for farm horses to fetch top prices amid weak demand. Buyer presence is promised for all classes, and the notice also mentions a March 21 date and signals Midwest farm land opportunities in Minnesota.
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Gilberts
Minnesota
Benton County Real Bajate Co
Sauk Rapids
Ming
Lodge Of Yeomen Organized Here In Local Meeting
A Lodge of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen organized last night at E. L. Stephenson home with sixteen new members. Visiting Yeomen from Ottumwa and Dennison attended as officials and temporary officers were appointed including Foreman E. A. Hartman and Correspondent Mrs. Ida Stephenson. A next meeting is set for Monday to complete organization with Ottumwa team to perform degree work.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
E. L. Stephenson
Ottumwa
Dennison
E. A. Hartman Foreman
Ida Stephenson
Rebekah Mable Moburg
Rowena
Lulu Young
Carl McFadden
Carrie Brown
Dog Attack Injures Local Children in Salina Area
Report recalls dog bite incidents involving J A Oppy’s son and Parks children near Dallas Bates place. Bates notes the dog almost killed a boy but was stopped in time. Verle Nelson, J D Bates’ grandson, suffered four arm wounds. Oppy boy’s facial injuries spared an ear. A separate note mentions a girl from the Lesher family with a match inserted in her nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Ledger
Burlington Hawkeye
J. A. Oppy
Little Parks
Dallas Bates Place
Mr. Bates
Park
Little Verle Nelson
J.D. Bates
George Lesher
White Tea Store Set to Open in Monfort Building
Messrs Loren and Louie White will open a new tea store in the Monfort building north of the Savings Bank on April first. The White Tea Store will offer a full line of fancy groceries, coffees and teas. Loren White brings two years of grocery work with James Buchanan and wide industry experience. He was in Des Moines yesterday purchasing stock and will start preparations for business. Mrs George Kienholz is reported ill with pneumonia.
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Loren
Louie White
Monfort
Savings Bank
The Only Pulverizing Electric Coffee Mill In The City
A city mill advertises an electric coffee mill that eliminates old fashioned crushing. It invites customers to try a pound of coffee ground by its Steel Cut process and promises efficiency and novelty.
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Fairfield Weekly Journal
Weents
Mont
Byjuan
H. B. Lesher
Salina
Bessie Greer
Mrs
Gilbert McClaran
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Koontz
Batavia
Marshal Miller
North B Street
William and
R. B. Louden
Chicago
G. W. Brock
Columbus Junction
West Burlington Street
John Cochran
Batters
New London
J. A. Roth
Rock Rapids
City
M. W. Roth
C. E. Faulkner
Des Moines
Court of Honor Grand Lodge
B. J. Fuller
Percy Easton
Lewis Johnson
California
John Bowermaster
Horse Sale
George Kienholz
Trowbridge-Davies Furni
Fairfield Iowa
L.S. Bradshaw & CO
Paris
Fifth Avenue
the College
Eroth & CO
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