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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

6

Repeal of Comes and Wingo Acts Debate in Hot Spring

Malvern April 4 The Hot Spring county democratic convention elected delegates to the state convention and named a new county central committee with D S McCray as chairman. They adopted resolutions calling for repeal of the Wingo and Combs laws and urging legislative action to protect business interests and encourage investment.

Malvern Apr Hot Spring County S. McCray Claude Mann A. W. Brassler D. D. Glover A. M. Duffie D. S. Bray N. P. Richmond J. E. Harper D. S. McCray Democratic Party of Arkansas Arkansas Gazette

Iowa urged to lead in National Corn Exposition effort

The Towa commission outlines statewide organization for Iowa's exhibit at the National Corn exposition. Iowa shares hosting with Council Bluffs and Nebraska, with a $25 000 premium pool and potential supplemental prizes. Leaders urge best seed selection and uniform corn types to raise county and Jefferson county farmers’ chances of winning.

Towa Iowa Council Bluffs Nebraska L Owa Commission W. A. Hook Packwood Chicago Ames Jefferson County

Iowa Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending April 13 1908

Des Moines Iowa April 14 after a mild winter and late opening the season shows favorable conditions. Fall and winter precipitation were light soil in excellent condition seeding nearing completion fruit prospects excellent. First week of April dry and cold nights below freezing days warm enough for outdoor work normal rainfall below average past week warmer with cool nights showers on the 7th and a warm end to the week. Geo M Chappel Section Director

Des Moines Geo .M. Chappel

Man killed by dynamite blast in Iowa town

Willie Bishop aged 21 of Dyersville died in a premature dynamite explosion at a work site in Dyersville near Peosta. The accident occurred today as workers handled a charge of dynamite. Authorities investigated the blast and preliminaries pointed to a fatal mishap during demolition activity.

Dyersville Peosta la Willie Bishop

Fatal blasting accident in well claim

A blasting mishap in a well killed a worker identified as Bishop who was placing a charge when the blast ignited. The impact mangled his body and ended the operation immediately.

Ing Bishop

Teacher Sues for Slander Over Mean Remarks

Miss Bessie M. Johnson the Davenport teacher sues Princeton residents Harry Martin E L Slaughter S J Porter and P H McGinnis for 10000 claiming they uttered slanderous statements about her. The suit arises from ongoing school troubles that have unsettled the town.

Princeton Harry Martin E. L. Slaughter S. J. Porter P. H. McGinnis Bessie M. Johnson Davenport

Des Moines Presbytery Mission Convention Opens in Oskaloosa

About one hundred delegates officers and attendees gathered in Oskaloosa for the thirtieth second annual convention of the Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Des Moines presbytery. Local church people join the event drawn by prominent speakers and the local program.

Oskaloosa the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Des Moines

War Prayer by Mary Baker G Eddy on Armament and Peace

A quotation from Mary Baker G Eddy in the Christian Science Sentinel advocates prayer against war while recognizing armament as necessary to prevent conflict. It discusses national disagreements, arbitration, and the role of navies to preserve peace among nations.

Mary Baker G. Eddy Christian Science Sentinel

Two Ottumwa Women Engaged to Same Man Detected

Ottumwa Iowa April 9 Miss Lucile Elliott and Miss Anna Robson two local girls face heartbreak as Thomas Sjell planned to wed Miss Elliott last night and also promised marriage to Miss Robson on April 22. Miss Robson learned of the duplicity and the two women confronted each other deciding to reject Sjell. Sjell fled last night for Norway after the revelations.

Ottumwa, Ta Lucile Elliott Anna Robson Ottumwa Thomas Sjell Miss Elliott Miss Bobson Norway Sjell

Veenstra Dies Pushing Wheelbarrow in Pella

In Pella Iowa on April 6 carpenter Veenstra collapsed and died while pushing his wheelbarrow to work. An onscene doctor declared life extinct. Veenstra, an early Holland settler, twice served on the city council and was regarded as industrious and respected, about 60 years old.

Pella, Ta Veenstra Holland

Exclusive Up-To-Date Millinery at Reasonable Prices

The advertisement touts the millinery department with the latest hats and styles and notes strong shoe trade. It emphasizes up-to-date fashion at low prices to draw customers.

Davenport man declared insane after claiming ignorance of the lid

In Davenport Iowa on April 9 August Suhl appeared before the county commissioners denying knowledge of the lid and the Civic Federation battle over saloons. He was declared insane and sent to the Mt Pleasant asylum.

Davenport Civic Federation August Suhl Commissioners of Insanity Mt. Pleasant

Fight for Mayor's Chair in Sioux City Begins

The legal battle of I. N. Stone, Republican candidate, to oust incumbent W. G. Sears from the Sioux City mayoralty begins. Returns show Sears leading Stone by 162, but Republicans expect a recount to overturn the result.

Sioux City I. N. Stone W. G. Sears Sears Stone Republican City Central Committee

Coliseum Planned to Host Large Conventions in Waterloo

Waterloo leaders plan a downtown coliseum to seat 12 000 and attract big conventions. A $7 000 stock subscription was raised at a meeting to form a stock company to erect the monster edifice near the business district.

Waterloo Board of Trade Chautauqua Park

Woman dies leaving 261 heirs in Burlington notice

Mrs Rachel Ivenberger 87 of Nicola NL died at her daughter’s home in Burlington. She leaves fourteen living children and 201 descendants across five generations. She came to visit and fell ill. The item ends with an old advertising quip about quitting ads if the first one fails.

Burlington Burlingon Rachel Ivenberger Nicola, NL Rachel McCaskill

Twenty Year Health Sentence Cured by Arnica Salve

O S Woolever of Le Raysville New York says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured bleeding piles twenty years ago and still heals worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts. Sold for 25c at F S Shriner's drug store this April.

Bucklen O. S. Woolever le Raysville N. Y F. S. Shriner

Hawkeye Pump Company Incorporation Notice

Notice of incorporation for Hawkeye Pump Company with principal office in Fairfield Iowa. Describes business scope capital stock 10000 dollars term twenty years five initial directors named W V Hughes R L Hughes B A Dill W L Loehr Roy C Fry. Directors to elect officers annually and set debt limit two thirds of paid stock. Crail Crail attorneys.

Hawkeye Pump Company Fairfield Iowa W. V. Hughes R. L. Hughes B. A. Dill W. L. Loehr Roy C. Fry

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