New Spring Boots Highlight Distinctive Style and Fit
Advertises new spring boots featuring handcrafted lasts and patterns for distinctive style and comfort. Urges readers to see the range and try them for fit and quality.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
3
Advertises new spring boots featuring handcrafted lasts and patterns for distinctive style and comfort. Urges readers to see the range and try them for fit and quality.
Attorney Ralph H H Munro returns from a business trip to New Castle Wyoming. Mrs Frank Pattee arrives home in Amsterdam Missouri after visiting relatives here. Miss Louise Kerrick visits Creston with Maurine Black. County Auditor A C Turner and wife move to Woel haf property. Mrs John Overholser and Mrs John Van Patten attend Yeo men event in Ottumwa. Last day to file cases for the April term of court. Stephen Ipsam returns from Rock Island. Ada B F Parsons of Cedar township visits Fairfield. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Lawson of Keota. Marriage licenses issued to William Adler and Mary Harper. Glenn Unkrich ill with pneumonia. Mrs Dr Irwin of Brighton visiting. Lucile Oliver ill with measles. P D Norton returns to work. Ben Durfee ill with pneumonia. Infant Virginia Mary Hughes interred at Glasgow cemetery. H D Sebree visiting stockholders and inspecting Fairfield Engine Co. Woelhafs take possession of Burlington Lunch room on North Main.
Fairfield Public Service Company employees appeared before Justice D B Wilson on charges by Fire Chief Lewis for driving the company work car in front of the fire department yesterday. A $25 fine plus costs was recorded but the fine was remitted upon payment of costs. Chief Lewis warns that similar violations of the fire department right of way will be dealt with summarily.
Company K based in Washington receives orders to guard Fort Madison with a 75 cent daily subsistence, set to depart on a train this week. The move includes guard duty across river towns, with multiple First regiment companies assigned to various locations and a focus on guarding river bridges and industrial targets.
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