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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1906

Page

5

Local Notices From Fairfield and Nearby

Henry Pickard traveled to Fairfield and Keokuk on business. John Ellymore rents a farm and will take possession next week. Wi Dickinson and wife visited her parents and sister. Mrs Nicholson moves to a farm west of town and Edd Barnbricks move into the Nicholson house. Mr Pickering died Monday at 6 am. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm, burial in Pleasant Plain cemetery.

John Ellymore Dickinson J. Turner W.C. Fuston Mrs. Nicholson Edd Barnbrick Pickering Pleasant Plain

Four Corners Social Notes and Travel Mentions

Four Corners locality updates list residents on illness travel and visits. Clara Samuelson is sick, George Stephenson left for Des Moines, Amos Edmond of Ottumwa visited friends, Mrs. Frank Trabert hosted a quilting gathering, Charlie Star returned from McCook, Maude Berg came home from Ottumwa, Mrs. Frank Carlson visited her parents, the Gust Scotts left for Des Moines and Madrid, Henry Rupp and daughter Ida were summoned to Denver for Harlan Day’s illness, and Jloyd Stanford’s absence noted. Brookville school’s winter term closed with a pupil program. Alice Clinkenbeard and Bessie Sappenfield left teaching duties with well wishes.

Brookville Alice Clinkenbeard Bessie Sappenfield

Fairfield School Election Brings Re‑elected Sub Director

In Brookville Wilbur Ireland visited Fairfield as travel slowed. Nelson Goodsman was re elected sub director at Monday's school election. Daisy Salts Velma Wilsop and Mrs Dave Salts spent Tuesday with Mrs Salts. T S Laughlin conducted business in Fairfield Tuesday. Samuel Salts returned to Des Moines after visiting home. Joe Hibbs and Frank Hudgell spent Sunday at the Samuel Salts home.

Joe Hibbs Frank Hudgell Samuel Salts Des Moines Daisy Salts Velma Wilsop Dave Salts Nelson Goodsman

Local News Notes From Des Moines Township and Vicinity

Des Moines Township reports Raymond Peebler on the sick list. Will Stansberry attended a Fairfield event last week. John Whitlock called on business in Fairfield Saturday. Mace Clinkenbeard and Will Price visited Libertyville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boughner of Fairfield spent Sunday with friends in Libertyville. Mrs Ward Yost and children spent Wednesday in Libertyville visiting Mrs. Harlie Yost. Guy Copeland confined to bed with pneumonia, no improvement. Miss Bertha Fordyce and Miss Erma Trout, Hedrick teachers, spent Sunday with Miss Fordyce.

Sam Boughner Fairfield Libertyville Ward Yost Harlie Yost Guy Copeland Bertha Fordyce Erma Trout Hedrick Public School

Libertyville annual school election names officials

The Libertyville post office held the annual school election on Monday March 12 selecting directors W A Robinson W H Rodrigs and C Linder and R O Sherrick treasurer Orrin Fordyce has returned from a year visiting relatives and sight seeing in the west after spending summer in California and winter in Oregon.

Libertyville Folowing W. A. Robinson W. H. Rodabaugh C. Linder R O Sherrick Orrin Fordyce West Orrin California Oregon

Centerville Hosts Next Meeting Of Editorial Association

The Southern Iowa Editorial association will meet in Centerville in October. At a Friday Osceola meeting the following officers were elected President J T Long Osceola Sentinel Vice President J K Huston Centerville Citizen Secretary and Treasurer Hull Leon Reporter.

Southern Iowa Editorial Association Centerville Osceola J.T. Long Osceeola Sentinel J. KK. Huston Hull Leon Reporter

Train schedules note passenger restrictions on various lines

Daily timetable lists trains including Denver Express Chicago Express Fast Mail and Local Passenger. Bracketed Nos 7 and 15 do not carry passengers while Nos 5 9 11 13 15 are flagged with limited or no service. Trains 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 run daily except 7 15 and 10 with exclusions noted.

Denver Express Es Esoo Brkt Chicago Express

West Bound Train Schedules Release Details

Train timetable snippet shows C R I and P west bound service with daily No 20 page and No 71 local freight daily except Sunday. A 4 40 pm departure is listed with 600 am offer or note.

Eeast

Get Thin Quick Pledge Pamphlet Ad Promises Easy Fat Loss

An advertisement urges sending a stamp for a pamphlet by the Society of Associated Physicians at 114 W Second St New York City. It touts a cheap remedy that allegedly removes fat from 57 people without pokeberry dieting or exercise, claiming the information alone is worth the price.

Society of Associated Physicians W. S2nd St. N.Y

Hall's Catarrh Cure ad offers reward and testimonials

One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin who trust their honesty and ability. Cure taken internally, blood and mucous surfaces affected. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall I. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio O Hall All Drugytates

Beware of imitations of Foley's Honey and Tar remedy

The Original Poley and Co. Chicago warns that many imitations imitate Foley's Honey and Tar in name and packaging. They urge buyers to ask for genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package and refuse substitutes.

Poley & Co Chicago Foley Che Wei Jverwewo & Co Ake Wood Ind

A Household Cleaning Method From a Careful Housewife

A late winter routine guides thorough cleaning by washing finest linens and lace curtains by hand in tepid water with mild soap, ironing with careful heat, airing and washing curtains in multiple soft-water soaks, drying on sheets, and then moving to closet, bedding, and furniture cleansing. The writer shares step by step with emphasis on preserving fabrics and minimizing mess, noting preparations like airing garments and cleaning walls.

Levers and Local Papers as Community Investment

A column extols local newspapers for community benefit, noting editors provide substantial value through affordable, wide outreach. It argues papers improve towns more than other figures, urging readers to patronize their home paper as a smart investment.

Evans

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