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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1920

Page

3

Fairfield Forty Years Ago Markets and Maturing Industry

Forty years prior Fairfield featured wheat at $1, oats 25c, corn 30c, butter 20c, eggs 7c, chickens $1.25 to $2 a dozen, potatoes 40c to 60c. Street Commissioner Herring sold a residence for $1300 and 17 head of horses were sent to St Louis. Notable injuries and business plans surfaced as residents planned a plow factory and new stores while schools noted student deportment.

Fairfield

City Officials Change Leaves Harris, Others Retained Roles

At the latest council meeting W. S. Henneker was appointed city policeman with a $30 monthly salary. D. Leggett remains city solicitor at $24, and S. W. Coffin stays city marshal with a $40 monthly pay.

T. T. Harris W. S. Henneker D. Leggett S. W. Coffin

Wilson Hatters Ad Advertises Personal Adornment

D B Wilson the hatter promotes a wide range of fashion items with a boastful sales pitch. He presents himself as a loyal citizen and former soldier now leading a premium hatter business with partner Voorhes advising customers on hats collars scarves and other accessories.

D. B. Wilson Wilson David B. Wilson Worth Paris Voorhes

Sage and Sulphur Compound promises youth for gray hair

An old time remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. Users apply with a sponge or brush and see gray vanish by morning, with color restored after one or two uses. The ad notes it is a toilet product not a medical cure.

Wyeth

Hatters Sign of the Black Bear Ad

An old style storefront notice invites customers to visit the P O Block sign for spring bargains. The crowd is urged to bring family members to shop a wide collection including hats and accessories as part of a regional sale event.

Wilson Ameer Shah Begum of Hatters Black Bear P. O. Block

Thirty Years Ago Elected Principal of City Schools

A note recalls Prof Derby being chosen as principal of the city schools thirty years ago. A fourteen year old son of Swan Nelson of Glendale was run over by a moving train and lost one leg. Albert F Cook born near Batavia died at Larned Kansas.

Perlee Anna Derby Swan Nelson Glendale Albert F. Cook Batavia Larned Kansas

Wells Joins Risk Hufstedler Firm

Twenty years ago William Wells known as Hussey accepted a position with Risk Hufstedler. He was an obliging clever fellow who worked behind the counter and could be relied upon to hold his own in selling goods. Miss Anna Sullivan won first in the Southeastern Iowa oratorical contest at Bloomfield and would attend the state contest at Iowa Falls on April 20. Dr Clarke gave a lecture on Right Living at the library hall.

William Estes Abingdon Tfl William Wells Hussey Risk & Hufstedler Wells Anna Sullivan Southeastern Iowa Bloomfield Iowa Falls

Ten Years Ago In Local Events At Glendale And Nearby

The report recalls a 74 year old Geo A Campbell dying after a fall in a cellarway at J A Rains home. Pioneer Peter Rizor found dead in his bed at his nephew George Rizor’s home east of Glendale. Clyde Bell left McElhany store and plans to open a new shop near the square. Elk lodge installation set for April 14 with 72 members. Death notices for William Woodsides Erastus Pitkin and Mrs Lydia Bush recorded.

Geo. A. Campbell J. A. Rains Peter Rizor This County George Rizor Glendale Clyde Bell McElhany Elk Lodge

Farm Bureau push drives pig and corn clubs in county

Frank Reid of Ames Boys and Girls club assists County Agent Deal with pig and corn club work. Poor roads limited visits. Farm Bureau funds corn planting and trials with a prize of 50 dollars for best yields. Pig club offers silver trophy and special prizes from Hampshire Duroc Jersey and Chester White groups. Breeders' banquet postponed by storm and will be held next Saturday at the Christian church.

Frank Reid Ames Pig Club Corn Club Farm Bureau Hampshire Association Hampshire Duroc Jersey Association Chester White Record Association Chester Muscatine Packing Ee Gobble & Heer’s Fairfield National Federation Office Nolan Farm Bureau Federation Washington, D .C Breeders’ Association The Christian Church

Outdoor cement vases showcased by C. B. Mullenix

Samples of artistic cement flower vases by artist C. B. Mullenix are on display at Mullenix Bar ber Shop and at the Orpheum basement.

C. B. Mullenix Mullenix Barber Shop Orpheum

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herring Nathan Johnson St. Louis William Dunlavey Libertyville Rock Island Lloyd Bergen Roth N. R. DuBois Dave Snider Brookville John McCullough T. W. Gobble & Co McElroy Turney MrcElroy Canady Hugh Canady D. Locke & Company Jefferson County the Tribune Henry Alston Frank Cummings Mr. Alston Mollie Gilbert Kate Wells Mamie Hochuly Gertrude Fowler Sue Young F. D. Kerrick Undertaker North Main Street Dr. Clarke Library Hall William Woodsides Erastus Pitkin Mrs Lydia Bush Chas. Ray Algy Chas. Chaplin In Florence Reed NAVY Billie Rhodes Arcady Farm Bureau Notes Poultry Department of Chichester S Burlington Street J. T Davies West Burlington St Fairfield Steam C. E. Long’s Jericho & Easton Ae Elea Wro the First National Bank Iowa Imert Sas City USA New Chicago Fairfield Ice Cold Storage Co Chas. A. Jones Fairfield, Iowa W. HH. Peace Machine Co North Fourth St J. F. Wilson, Jr Insurance Agency First National Bank
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