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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

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Franchise Ordinance Details for Traction Line in Fairfield

The document outlines provisions for a franchise with the Iowa Missouri Traction and Power Co. in Fairfield, detailing track placement center lanes 10 feet from curbs, pole and wire standards, paving costs, street restorations, and maintenance. It sets obligations on the company for paving, drainage, and safety, defines city rights to regulate grade and improvements, and establishes conditions for operation, abandonment, and a 25 year term ending 193? with acceptance and completion deadlines.

Matin Street Girlines Sixth Street Adams Grimes Tron Company Trust Seco Cara Secity Tno Councils Council Company Council Hue Fairfield City Lowa Missouri

Fire damages Gilchrist home on West Burlington Street

Early morning fire at the James Gilchrist residence on West Burlington Street destroys the roof and second story contents. City bus line employee first detects the blaze and raises the alarm. Mrs. Gilchrist is rescued but shaken, with losses estimated around 1,000 dollars.

Burlington Street James Gilchrist West Rock Island Eire Gilchrist

Rains Bateman Nuptials Held In City Home

Last evening at eight in the bride's north city home Elmer W Bateman of Wessington Springs South Dakota and Miss Dollie Bates were married by Rev. Thomas Osborn Only the bride’s family witnessed the ceremony The groom is a merchant and the couple will return to Wessington Springs after their wedding trip with friends' best wishes.

Elmer W Bateman Weersinggton Springs South Dakota Dollie Bh. Bates Thomas Osborn T. B. Rains Wessington Springs

Verdict Awarded 1 000 000 in Suit Against Rock Island Railway

The jury awarded Wisecarver and Reynard one million dollars against the Rock Island Railway Company for injuries to a fast pacing horse shipped near Forest City Iowa last July. The trial began Friday and the verdict was delivered last night after two hours of closing arguments from attorney Joe Crail. This is Wisecarver’s second win in this term of court and he is met with congratulations from friends.

Wisecarve Reynonard Rock Island Railway Company Wisecarver and Reynard Forest City Iowa District Court Joe Crail Wisecarver

Agricultural school bill advances in Iowa legislature

A citizen committee in this city pushed for state-supported agricultural schools with four district campuses including a pioneer at Red Oak. The plan, backed by Senator Kinne and Representative Jones, proposes a ten cent millage for four years and Ames as the trustee center. The project aims to apply practical farming science to boost yields and dairy outputs, with land donations required from host districts.

Fulton M. Junkin William Louden Des Moines Senate Kinne Palo Alto House Jones Montgomery County Agassiz Public Perry King Dean Taylor Pearse Pinch Nes Red Oak Agricultural College Ames Effeet Pinch Messrs A. S. Powers H. M. Gane E. Ri. Smith W. G. Ross Pearse Pineh Dillon Turney Hoe. Alston OW Lameon Agricultural School Kinnie Wai. Loupen

Boy Injured as Wagon Team Passes Near Logan School

Eight year old Ralph Brown, son of Zell Brown, was struck by a wagon drawing team near the Logan School house this morning around 8 30. He suffered a head cut, severe hand bruises, and internal injuries but is resting at home in non critical condition. The driver of the team is not identified.

Ralph Brown Zell Brown Logan

Cedar Vale Social Notes and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs O Laughlin of near Batavia visited Mrs Lawson mother of Mrs O Laughlin last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al Cassidy visited the Lawson home Sunday. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Joe Wireman was held Saturday evening with oysters tea and merriment. Duck and goose hunting remains light this season with few birds reported. George Bennett was in the neighborhood Monday. Tony Jones attended a pre social at Union Church near Airdingham and stayed with relatives Sunday.

Mrs. O’laughlin Batavia Mrs. O'Laughlin Mrs. Lawson al Cassidy Lawson Home Joe Wireman Tony Jones Union Church Airdingham

Hazing Deviltry Ends in Tombstone Ordeal

In Kewanee Illinois on March 25 a gang of youths lured 16 year old George Stone from Bradford to a cemetery. They bound him to a tombstone, masked and terrified him for over an hour, then left. He toppled the monument in a panic, crushing his legs and suffering internal injuries.

Kewanee George Stone Bradford Stone

Illness and sermon notes at local church services

Charles Covert is reported quite ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Ki FPigg on East Hempstead street. At United Presbyterian services Sunday the morning subject will be Christ's Love and the evening Works of Faith. J C Miller, who has been in the city reporting this term of court, left last night for Ottumwa.

Charles Covert Mrs. Ki. Fpigg East Hempstead Street United Presbyterian Services J. C. Miller Ottumwa

Company M basketball season ends with six wins

The Company M basketball team finished a strong season with six wins in ten games. They defeated Ottumwa and Chariton while suffering losses to Muscatine Denver and Ottumwa, led by captain Wisecarver and players Loehr Conner Rowley Moore Castile and A Castile with J F Ready as manager.

Company M Denver Muscatine Ottumway Ottumwaitis Loehr Conner Rowley

Palm Sunday Outlines Local Visitors and Church Work

Palm Sunday approaches as Clifford Way visits Beckwith and Mrs J S Kelly plans a week in Haughton Iowa. Ottumwa visits are noted for Mrs C H Beach and Miss Daisy Wallick travels to Washington. Church roof reshingling begins at the Presbyterian church while A L T girls meet Miss Alta Sawtelle. Local residents visit relatives in Pekin West Point and Louisana with siblings the Thorne and Huyett families.

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Bateman Agricultural High School Cedar Vale Ninrods George Bennett Chariton Oskaloosa Ascent Pelia Chartton Total SAS Clifford Way Beckwith Robert Guliom J. 8S. Kelly Haughton K. L. Baird Washington C. H Beach Presbyterian Church Daisy Wallick Bruce Fox Brighton Clark Trafton Alta Sawtelle North Fourth Street Charles Fulton Fairfield J.C. Thorne Sioux City W. M. ‘Turner Baby Pekin Mary Glaze Louisana, Mo O. L. Hiatt West Point Dora Huyett Doudie Leando Aew W. H. Pence Floyd McQuiston Charles Sutton Pekio Mr. and Mrs. Heston
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