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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
5
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A price note lists all leathers available including patent tan russia calf gunmetal black and brown kid with a 2.50 price tag.
Peoria visitors and relatives stop by the city over the weekend.Events include Mrs. Stattie Greef in Colfax, Charlee and Ed Deeds at the MacDonald funeral, and J E McDanes returning from Chicago on business. Dr. Kirk Billingsley from Des Moines came after Mrs. Gregg's death. Chandler Oklahoma visitors, Downing Missouri funeral attendance, and Glasgow kin gather for Mrs. Gregg's passing. Major Gantz and A A Cornell return from a California tour. Des Moines trip for Hannah Carlson’s Sunday visit. Brighton guests with Nettie Harreld, Burlington visitor Roland C Wilson, and Mrs Easton improving at home. News of the Noble family sorrow from Salt Lake City with a infant pneumonia death. Swedish Lutheran church to hold mission service Wednesday with Sodergren preaching in Swedish 2:30 and English 7:30, communion Thursday night.
Mrs. McCord retook her Maltese cat Jack after finding him confined in a college lab area. She warned the perpetrators that restitution would follow. the owner valued the cat at $50 and said she would not let him be taken again.
C H King a rural route carrier on route No 3 received a Easter welcome Saturday as boxes along his route yielded four to eight eggs each. He collected about 300 eggs and seventy post cards from grateful patrons, a unique tribute among Jefferson county mail showers.
Glendale residents invite all to Old Settlers Park Fairfield Saturday morning to plant trees. The Jefferson County Historical Association will hold its regular meeting in the Log Cabin Saturday at 2 pm. Prof G F Heffelbower from Parsons College Fairfield spoke at the church about an Ancient Greece lecture. Mrs E McDaniel of Fairfield visited her brother Charles Halston and family Wednesday with Eva and Douglas McDonald. The day passed in happiness with no shadow of the looming fate.
Shan Campbell and Miss June Chidister of Fairfield announce their candidacies for the Republican nominations in the upcoming June primary. Campbell seeks the sheriff's post in Jefferson County while Chidister offers her bid for county superintendent before the June primary election.
Patrons are advised of a change of program at the Lyric theater with details of new showings and revised schedules for this evening and upcoming performances.
A sizable crowd attended Parsons College carnival at Foster Hall hosted by freshmen and sophomores. The burlesque Jefferies Johnson prize fight drew the main laughs and Johnson was named winner after a lengthy tumble sequence. Flora Lamson won a five pound box of candy as the most popular young lady.
Will Castell visited his mother here last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cummings. George Bates and Ervy Castell moved George Martin’s family to Fairfield for their new home. Mrs. Mills of Brighton plans to move the Dr. Lesher house within town. Farmers sow oats as ground dries. J. D. Bates sold two acres of Salina Creamery ground to John Bright at 150 dollars an acre. The warehouse sold for 39 dollars to Will Schultz. Ruth Rangner to teach the spring term. Rev. Byers to deliver farewell sermon and retire due to threats. Merchants sign a contract to run huckster wagons for a year.
A garbled ad style piece touts Bolence and a supposed medicine for dandruff and hair loss. It mentions Adam era trouble with dandruff, a marketed cure Nevi 8 Herpiciae, and claims of restoring vitality, preventing hair loss, and promoting luxuriant growth. An Detroit company, Terry cide Co., is listed.
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