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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

9

Beautiful Collection Show-Outs Now Displayed for Your Son

The store presents an array of shapes patterns and options. Shoppers can choose from a range of fittings and styles with promised honest service and satisfaction. Prices are described as fair and within reach for buyers.

Lombet

New Spring Footgear Display At High Art Shoe

A wide winded shoe display offers patent kid trends with short vamp heels and black lace patters. The ad promises long wearing High Art Shoe quality with affordable prices, highlighting new styles in tans browns and floral interiors.

Windalso

Mt Pleasant Man Killed by Percheron Stallion

Clyde Maulding, a Mt Pleasant resident, was fatally kicked in the stomach by a Percheron stallion at the fair grounds. The kick halted his nervous system, and he died about 20 minutes later. A bystander had tried to move the horse into a stable when Maulding approached and slapped the animal. His burial is planned for Sunday.

Mt. Pleasant Clyde Maulding Fair Grounds Wilson Maulding Denver

Peculiar Iowa Case Before Supreme Court

Davenport April 10 The case questions whether a telephone company bears responsibility for delay in fire alarm notice. H F Valguardsen sues Iowa Telephone for 15000 damages after his wooden show factory burns, central slow to relay the alarm. District court favored the telephone firm. judge granted a new trial. appeal to Iowa Supreme Court.

Davenport Supreme Court of Iowa H. F. Valquardsen Iowa Telephone Company Telephone Company Judge House Iowa Supreme Court

Keokuk Girl Burned To Death After Bonfire Accident

Florence Peterson aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Swan Peterson of 1202 Palean Street Keokuk died from burns received when her clothing ignited at a bonfire she and her brother Edwin nine played near yesterday afternoon. The blaze occurred about 4 PM and the girl died today after suffering severely.

Keokuk Florence Peterson Swan Peterson No 1202 Palean Street Edwin

Vote Looms on Wood Pulp Tariff Removal

All Democrats and eighty five Republicans in the House are ready to vote for a bill removing the tariff on wood pulp. The Ways and Means Committee is to report it or efforts will seek relief from consideration. The main hurdle is finding a Republican to lead the fight with Minority Leader Williams possibly taking the helm.

Washington, D. C House Committee of Ways and Means Williams

Carnegie Says He Could Not Afford to Smoke

Andrew Carnegie told Pratt Institute evening class graduates that smoking is costly and should be discouraged. He argued drink habit causes more failures, noted he could not afford to smoke as a young man, and predicted smoking will be tabooed in the future.

Carnegie New York Andrew Carnegie Pratt Institute Brooklyn

Des Moines Officer Shot Accidentally

Des Moines Iowa April 10 officer A J Butin was accidentally shot in the left leg when his pistol slipped from his pocket to the pavement during a disturbance by soldiers. The bullet entered the front of the leg and glanced, causing only a slight flesh wound.

Des Moines A. J. Butin

City Officers Elected On Wrong Dates

Dougherty Iowa April 11 voters discovered the city election was held on March 23 instead of March 21. The error renders the election illegal and the existing officials will serve another year.

Dougherty

Visitor Takes His Watch in Logan Iowa

John Hunt, a Logan farmer, reported missing a watch chain and valuables after a visit by transient stock man Allen. Sheriff Roch traced Allen from Carroll to Missouri Valley, arrested him in Logan, and he was convicted in justice court on circumstantial evidence and fined $25. He posted bond and appealed to district court with alleged settlement offers afterward.

Logan John Hunt Allen Roch Carroll Missouri Valley Justice Court

Death Comes Between Inheritance And Reunion

Sioux City report of 17 year old Gertrude Zornes who had fled Guthrie Center to marry. She inherited a small fortune less than a week before falling ill and died in a Sioux City hospital just after a hoped reconciliation with her mother.

Sioux City Gertrude Zornes Guthrie Center

Pottawwattamie Clerk Ousted Over County Funds Shortage

Judge Wheeler ousted H V Battey, district court clerk in Pottawattamie county, after an accounting report shows the county is owed 2197.86. Temporary custodian H J Chambers was named with a 20000 bond. The report includes 1139 in fees tied to the insanity commission.

Potatwattamie Wheeler Council Bluffs H. V. 3Zattey District Court Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors Des Moines H. J. Chambers Chambers C. J. Richman National Accounting Company of Des Moines Battey

Electric Bitters Restored Health in Mill Creek Patient

Nine years ago a Mill Creek Indiana Territory resident, once near death, credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after a single bottle. The drug was sold under guarantee at F. S. Shriner's drug store for 50 cents in April.

Mr. C. Farthing Mill Creek Ind Electric Bitters F. S. Shriner

Almost Loses an Eyelid Packwood Man Injured

Oscar Hardin was dragged several rods when frisky horses pulled him from a buggy in Packwood Indiana. He struck the wheel in the fall tearing the lower eyelid nearly off. Dr Moorman stitched the eyelid and saved the eye. His thumb was badly lacerated.

Packwood Oscar Hardin

Macy Begins Last Term at Cass County Court

Judge Macy opened his final term in Cass County Iowa with 116 cases on the docket. Seven are divorces and one a suit for ouster of the county attorney. He aims to clear old business before retirement.

Atlanta Macey Cass County

Old Resident Harry Ingham Dies At Brighton Iowa

Brighton Iowa April 6 Harry Ingham an old settler dies at his home two and one half miles west of town at age 92 Born 1821 in Syracuse New York he came to Brighton in 1839 and worked the home farm He married Elizabeth Russell in 1846 who died in 1897 Surviving sons Baxter and John Funeral services set for 10 a m Saturday.

Brighton Harry Ingham Mr. Ingham Syracuse N. Y Elizabeth Russell Henderson County Illinois Ingham Baxter John

New London Man Loses Land Sale Commission Case

Harry Chichester sued Lizzie Nugen for a commission on an eighty acre sale. The jury found Chichester should receive no commission after hours of deliberation. Nugen argued no agreement and no request to sell. County Attorney Gray represented Chichester with W F Kopp for the defense.

New London Harry Chichester Lizzie Nugen Justice Hiler

New Discovery Helps Skippers Man After Pneumonia Near Death

Jesse P Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal pneumonia attack in spring 1906. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with rapid relief after two and a half bottles made him well. The remedy was sold under guarantee at F S Shriners drug store with a trial bottle free.

Jesse P. Morris Skippers Dr. King F. S. Shriner

Novel suit over missing goldfish damages in Oskaloosa

E K Bruce seeks 20000 dollars in damages from G Brand Reynolds claiming a peculiar grievance. Reynolds owns a bar and a farm near the gold fish hatch. A flock of geese allegedly entered the pond and devoured 200000 fish valued at ten cents each.

Oskaloosala E. K. Bruce G. Brand W. Reynolds Reynolds

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