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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1892
Page
7
Why We Do It Preserves Customer Premium Gifts
A vintage advertisement explains the motives behind giving away premiums to customers. The piece expresses appreciation to old customers, aims to attract new ones, and promotes enterprise, advertising, and honorable methods to grow trade and customer base.
Premium Gifts With Purchases at The Store
Customers receive a large Oi painting for $25, a world map for $20, Moody's Sermons for $15, and a cookbook when their purchases reach the stated amounts. The shop expresses appreciation and offers this premium program to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody’s
Train schedule listing city to city routes and times
A schedule lists multiple east and west routes with arrival times and service notes. It states No 50 carries passengers to Washington and all trains run daily except No 44 and No 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ios Bheeds
Pete Se
Washington
Religious and social notes from the community church events
Rev C Springer preaches at Methodist Sunday service while public school teachers enjoy spring vacation. Mrs Daniel Young fractures her left forearm after a fall. Amy Carmichael receives opera company invitation. A severe wind storm causes damage and a lightning strike hits R E Parsons barn with significant loss. Boies club selects delegates for state meeting and Richland Fair Co plans new buildings for annual exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Springer
Methodist
J. A. Beck
Leggett House
The
Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Peter Fisher
Russell Smith
Legget & McKenney
Iowa State Savings Bank
Daniel Young
Dr. Worthington
G. K. Davis
Dr. Fordyce
Round Prairie Township
Tribune
Court House
Amy Carmichael
John Carmichael
Richland
Andrews Opera Company
Mankato
Minnesota
J. C. Thorne
R. E. Parsons
Beckwith
May Smith Robbins
Little Trixie
Fred Robbins
Opera
Boies Club
Messrs
C. E. Stubbs
Fritz Goehner
Henry Alston
Council Bluffs
Richland Fair Co
Population growth and local events in Fairfield era
Assessor J E Wilson assesses Fairfield population at not less than 4350, with growth rapid and six thousand possible in two years. Report details indecent conduct case against W E Mikesell, a fatality of Mrs Margaret Bloss at 87, and social events including an All Fools Day party. Also notes lumber deliveries, free cosmetics offer, Easter millinery opening, and county tax receipts of $41 583.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Fairfield
Tuurspbay
P. H. Roth
W. E. Mikesell
Mikesell
Margaret Bloss
Abraham Colby
Methodist Church
W. R. Bloss
Daniel Young
Colby
Julia Stevens
B. F. Barr
Grand Easter millinery opening and specials advertised
The notice promotes a grand Easter opening of Flower's Millinery Parlor with styles from Paris New York and Chicago on April 13 14 offering Easter bonnet specials. It also lists price deals on fast black hose and No 1 ribbon. Additionally a Virginia battlefield history by Gen Boynton is offered free via C B Ryan with a map. A young grey work mare is offered for sale with payment terms and good security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower’s
Gage-Downs
Paris
New York
Chicago
South Side Square
Virginia Battle Ground
Harness Maker Ad Promises Quality Saddlery
An ad promotes twenty years of harness making experience, featuring Charles Bales as a seasoned mechanic. It touts leather, collars, trims in nickel and brass, and a range of whips and lash materials including whale bone and rawhide. The seller claims top quality and urges customers to seek the Vulcanite or Farmers' Alliance options and notes Chicago as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bales
Farmers’ Alliance
Chicago
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J. H. Chase
Batavia
A. D. Smith
Wm. Caldwell
Lang’s Restaurant
Geo. White
Saving’s Bank
Jones & Fullen
King’s
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Columbus Junction
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George D. Clarke
Northwest Cor. Square
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Pri West
Wilton
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Tapestry Brussels
Agfa
Albert
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Nhoults & Barger
Jefferson County
Addie
Milt. Doucherty
Fairfield, Iowa
Wollford
D. G. Higley
Lowa
North Side
Hunt
At Risk & Hufstedler’s
Hamburg
Iowa
Risk & Hufstedler
Ciaisihi
Opera House
California
Florida
Bert F. Barr
B. Allmayer & Bro
B. Allmayer & Bro’s
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