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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1904
Page
10
J E Roth and Co announces one of the largest and most complete lines of spring suitings in fresh designs and colorings. Their cotton shirt waist suitings surpass all others in variety and are offered at accessible prices.
The shop promotes a line of Waistings praised for dainty colorings and the prettiest designs. It claims to offer any weight desired and emphasizes skilled workmanship.
Our line of carpets mattings and linoleums never was better and we offer the lowest possible prices. A full line of portiers and the new flexible sash curtain rod that does not sag and adjusts to any window. Price too 12¢ and 15¢.
A week of small town news includes the first band concert in the park last Friday. Local updates report illnesses, moves, business shifts, sports results, church services, and community notices.
A funeral notice lists Lou Thoma as successor to Junkin and Baker. The advertisement provides telephone numbers 74 274 and 397 and notes careful attention by a licensed embalmer.
An assortment of items includes Easter card trends and spring tonics from Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, a humorous railway anecdote from Knoxville, and a Swedish dialect comedy play at the opera house. It notes a Great Cash Clearance Sale of Furniture and status of maple sugar prospects with past harvests and forestry concerns.
A Fairfield notice announces trees for sale in town and beyond the balance of son area west of the Jefferson State Bank, attributed to C. W. Whitham.
A farmer: 500 bushels of seed corn tested 92 percent quality. Available for sale at a reasonable price. Location is myre first block south of Logan house, Fairfield. Sale after April 1. Contact WM. Brier.
A bill in Washington proposes an April increase in the international revenue tax per pound on leaf tobacco. The measure received favorable action from the House committee as part of the tax reform effort.
A vintage advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Rise as a remedy for headache biliousness and drowsiness. It claims the pills act as a tonic and cleanser, rebuilding the body through liver and bowel support, and notes they are sold by druggists.
Des Moines relief committee announces 1953 dollar surplus after distributing funds to households made homeless by last spring’s rising waters. Net receipts and expenditures totaled with funds remaining after costs.
The notice touts Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as relief for burns cuts sores eczema tetter and skin eruptions. It warns buyers to purchase only genuine Witt's to avoid dangerous counterfeits and claims the product is harmless and curative.
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