Weather Thermometer Readings From Jericho
Local weather brief shows yesterday at 6 p.m. 61, midnight 47, today 6 a.m. 39. Readings reflect Jericho standard thermometer across the 24 hour period.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
5
Weather forecast for Midwest regions cool and fair
Official forecast through 8 PM expects fair skies across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with cooler air. Lower Michigan will be fair with variable winds, while southeast Iowa turns colder.
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Local notes on residents and events in Fairfield
Friday items report Mrs. Bailey improving, visits by Max Kann in Chicago, Dr Ek G Groves home work, Fred Hunt and bride arriving from Waukon, Charley Cornell illness, Mrs. Henry Hanson visiting, Virginia Droz Sara O Brien and Orpha B Cook guests in Washington, D E McCord visits, Day Hunt returning from Waukon, church service changes, Eastern Star postponement May 1, Charles McCampbell finger injury, Fairfield Supreme Court cases set, wedding announced for George W McCasky of Washington Pa, Miss Jennie Foote graduation recital at Parsons College May 7, David Crail reopens meat market, sermon on hell and salvation urging belief in Jesus Christ.
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Jennie Foote
Parsons College Conservatory of Music
Library Hall
Foote
Cora A. Ball
James Montgomery
Misa Blanche Collman
Fairfield–Brookville Social Notes Include Visits And Illness
The item lists residents visiting relatives in Fairfield and Abingdon, notes Charitle Ireland and others at home, mentions Mrs. Nelson Goodman recovering after illness, and reports the death of Paul Haney in Chicago with a Saturday funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Thomas Osborn.
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Paul Haney
Theresbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Osborn
Henry & Despain Completed Walks on West Broadway
Notice about concrete walks finished by Henry and Despain for S. W. Coffin on West Broadway. Call 25 percent for contracting walks and inquire today about Mrs. Ek Summers on West Hempstead or tomorrow at G. D. McGaw for work.
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Henry & Despain
S. W. Coffin
West Broadway
Ek. C. Summers
West Hempstead
G. D. McGaw
Sermon Urges Strong Fight Against Temptation
Mr Sunday sermon based on Matthew 4 1 11 grew heated as he warned men about devil temptations and the struggle to live a Christian life. He urged quiet faith against adultery card playing and dancing and proclaimed victory comes after spiritual combat.
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Old Mother Eddy
Missouri
God
Gaines Hardware News Move Accepts Orders on Slate
The notice states the business has moved and that the public may leave orders on the slate at Gaines hardware store. The message is dated 3 25 and notes a continuing service for customer requests.
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Gaines’ Hardware
Ottumwa man seeks $50,000 suit against Western Union
W H Baker of Fairfield plans a $50,000 suit after a Western Union operator refused to send a message asking Governor Cummine and the supreme court for troops to protect his Fairfield interests. Baker spent a day seeking an Ottumwa attorney, offering a $25,000 fee, but none would take the case, and attorneys allege he is unbalanced.
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Ottumwa
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fairfield
A. B. Cummine
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Fairfield Implement Company
W. H. Baker
W. A. Baker
Western Union Company
Lost gold frame glasses between post office and Tabernacle
Lost portion of gold frame eyeglasses between the post office and Tabernacle. Finder please return to this office. Hebert.
Regular Combination Sale at Sale Pavilion Saturday
Sale notice advertises a regular combination sale for all kinds of articles on Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Sale Pavilion. It asks owners of cases and bottles belonging to the Bottling Work to notify, offering pickup service and providing phone number 567.
Crail's Restaurant Advertises Ice Cream Cones
An old notice promotes Crail's Restaurant offering fresh ice cream cones daily. It touts Dr Shoop's Health Coffee as a meant to replace coffee for those with stomach or kidney concerns, claiming its taste matches real java. The ad mentions Chas A Herring Co as seller.
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Crail
Dr Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Chas. A. Herring Co
Request to Add My Name to Your Subscription List
The message asks why the assistant's name cannot be added to a growing subscription list. It suggests a service or product context and seeks clarification on adding the assistant as a subscriber.
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Life Elements
Cures claimed by F. S. Shriner for 35 cents with options tea or tablets. Advertisement touts “a marvelous preparation” containing life’s constituents and asserts effectiveness when all else fails.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
F.S. Shriner
Fine 120 Acre Farm Near Parsons Kansas
A 120 acre farm three miles from Parsons Kansas offers fair improvements with level rich land and abundant fruit. Features include a fine home and a potential money maker. Parsons is a city of over 16 000 with rail lines in seven directions and nearby natural gas fuel. The area averages two inches more rainfall annually than Iowa.
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Parsons
Kan- St.sasland
Labette Creek
Pittsburg
Kansas
Iowa
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Blucher
Hunt Ireland Shoe Co
John Bailey
Max Kann
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Fred Hunt
Bride
Waukon
Charley Cornell
Ilness
Henry Hanson
City
Burlington
Virginia Droz
Sara O'Brien
Orpha B. Cook
Washington
EE. L. McCord
Keosauqua
Mr. McCord
Hunt
the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Netbert
Eastern Star Club
Charles McCampbell
Tribune
Leonard Daggett
Q. KR. R. Co
W. Be. Shallenberger
George W. McCasky
Mr. McCasky
David E Crail
Spencer & Foote
Crabl
Moses
Ecclesiastes
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Jude
Peter
James
Revelationas
Jesus Christ
Hell
Madam de Monteapan
Madam de Pompadour
Didron Ta
Voltaire Straus
Darwin
Hurley
Hume
Gibboro
Spencer
Bob Ingersoll
Lord Jesus Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Brookville
Dale Hupp
Fareon
J. W. Hupp
Charitle Ireland
Jno
Hupp Visiad
Abingdon
Nelson Goodman
Christ
Mr. Fischer
Tom Price
Thoma’s
J. A. Huglin
Journal
Gilbert McKer
N.C. Street
Hebert
Frank
Shriner
Roya
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Thoma
Paint Store
W. H. Faulkner
Lewis West
Vienna
Monarch
Bradshaw & Co
The
Fairfield Exchange
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