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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1905

Page

6

County News Notes From Blackhawk and Fairfield

Jim Milano and family from Wymore Nebraska visited last week with his brothers. Miss Imogene McCully of Lincoln Nebraska stayed at the Grant home. The Blackhawk township meeting at Moyer church was large and well attended. Hay harvest nears end. A six year old girl Katherine Milano nearly lost a hand in a hay rope accident. Dr Fordyce treated her. Little Marie Doughty suffered arm bruises after a hay fork rope incident. Dr Fordyce helped. Mrs W V Linder visited her parents in Abingdon Iowa.

Blackhawk Fairfield Jim Milano Wymore Neb Jim Imogene McCully Lincoln Grant Moyer John Milano Katherine Dr. Fordyce B. F. Raines Iva White Ed. Raines Marie Doughty Marke Doughty

Social News From Libertyville and Surroundings

Miss Bertha Fordyce visits Guthrie Center and Grinnell relatives. Many locals attend visits, parties, and church events. An ice cream social on August 5 at the Presbyterian parsonage lawn invites all, with a program and chalk talk.

Libertyville Bertha Fordyce Guthrie Center Grinnell G. W. Minear Mr. Pleasant Flossie Parker P. H. Heston Ellen Famulner Ottumwa Charley Linder Birthday Club M. FE C. Springer J. W. Whitlocks Fairfield John Garber Lucas Iowa Will Hill Denver Colorado Springs Colo Portland Ore Seattle Wash Yellowstone Park H. D. Davis Geo. Pollett Little Falls Minn Frank Glotfelty John Ebelheiser Kingsley Charley Grimes Hood Canton Springer Epworth League W. W. Linder Ed. Morrow Charles Riggs Hague Presbyterian Parsonage Clara Wolff

Woolson and Blackhawk Sunday School Crowd Attends

An extra large crowd gathers for Pleasant Grove church Sunday school convention. The event features a pleasing program, enthusiastic attendance, and a notable $3.65 collection. Local residents report farm threshing begins with oats yielding 30 to 50 bushels per acre.

Miss Heald

Glendale Historical Society to Meet August Fifth

Glendale notes a meeting of the Historical Society on Saturday August fifth with Mr. Ruggles of Packwood presenting a paper on Polk township history. Local reminiscences of early settlers are anticipated. Harvest work proceeds in favorable weather. Visitors include Mrs. Wm Erickson and her three daughters from Colorado and Miss Victoria Toothaker visiting her old home.

Glendale the Historical Society Ruggles Packwood Polk Township Wm. Erickson Colorado Victoria Toothaker Cecil Campbell Fairfield Louise Sense Elmer Smith Columbus Junction Paul Smith West Burlington Joseph Howell Glasgow

Lockridge notes on social visits and central telephone leadership

Miss Belle Ogg of Mt. Pleasant visited Miss Ellen Duttweiler with cake at a community gathering. Louis Duttweiler was elected to manage Lockridge central telephone, with two applicants named Albert Larson and Louis Duttweiler.

Louis Duttweiler Central Albert Larson Duttweiler Burgeson Four Corners Baptist Church King

Farewell Sermon in German Lutheran Church and Visits

Four Corners notes Wm Bekel and family from near Germanville visiting relatives. O C Anderson of Albia stays with home folks. Carl Nelson of Galesburg NL spends weekend here. Rev E Gentner of Germanville preaches farewell at First German Lutheran. Conrad Bogner plans to depart soon.

Four Corners Wm. Bekel Germanville O. C. Anderson Albia Carl Nelson Galesburg E. Gentner Conrad Bogner

Threshing Season Busy As Local News Flows In Sanborn

Sanborn Minnesota this week reports fall plans for a local resident. Maud Berg hosts a lively party for friends on July 19. A baby girl was born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs. John Pencil. Kate Henne from Mt. Pleasant visits C F Hildebrand household during harvest period.

Sanborn Minn Maud Berg John Pencil Kate Henne Mt. Pleasant C. F. Hildebrand

Teeter family called to Salem by niece’s illness

Stockport notes Mrs Maude Cobern’s serious illness brings Mr and Mrs B F Teeter to Salem. Other local items mention visitors from Fairfield and Martinsburg, threshing progress, light but good quality crops, visits with neighbors, new survey purchase, and health recovery from a lung hemorrhage.

Stockport B. F. Teeter Salem Maude Cobern A. L. Brown Fairfield H. B. Keltner Glasgow James Howell Martinsburg Howell John Watson Warren Martin Wm. Murdock Charles Young John Dillon Oscar Blakely Cora Calhoun Mollie Teeter N. B. Loving Robert Ramsay Lillian Susie Edith Veda Crenshaw George Voorhies George Wadkins

Hick's August Weather Forecast Predicts Multiple Storm Periods

Seer Reverend S R Hicks of St Louis outlines an August with several storm periods from the 4th to the 28th. Expect storm centers around the 6th, 11th, 17th and 22nd with thunder gusts, changing barometer, heat and eventual cooler lines and potential frosts in northern areas.

Seer St. Louis Srl R. Hicks Gist

Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets A Gentle Laxative Cure

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a mild laxative and gentle cathartic for constipation. The copy warns against imitators and touts the product as effective after many years on the market.

Tornadic storms to sweep interior regions through September

Weather bulletin warns storms of rain thunder and hail with violent tornadic gales lasting for 48 hours from 6 p m on the 36th and continuing into early September over wide interior areas. Strong winds and unsettled conditions expected in the period.

Hyomei Proved Effective For Hay Fever Relief

J F Forbes of McCook Nebraska praises Hyomei as relief for hay fever after trying many remedies. The inhaler delivers air like health resort climates and Frank S Shriner offers money back if Hyomei fails. Complete outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles at 50 cents.

J. F. Forbes McCook Nebraska Evry

Woman Shocked to Death at Riverside Depot

Mrs J M Kinsey wife of the Salt Lake depot ticket agent died within a half hour after her 4 year old son fell from a freight truck at the Salt Lake depot in Riverside Iowa She became hysterical at the sight and her husband in poor health himself was rendered seriously ill by the shock Her parents live in Des Moines Iowa.

Dr. Pierce J. M. Kinsey Riverside Salt Lake Depot

Dangerous Germs in Summer Promote Milk for Babies

A New York philanthropist funds summer milk for babies reducing mortality. The ad credits Mi o na with strengthening the stomach for both young and old, claims it cures headaches backaches sleeplessness and digestive distress, and offers a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box.

New York Miona Frank S. Shriner

Crop Bulletin for Week Ending July 31 1905 Des Moines Iowa

Des Moines Iowa July 31 reports the week average temperature 5 to 7 degrees below normal with cloudy conditions. Rainfall was light in the north and eastern central regions but heavy in west central and southern districts aiding corn potatoes pastures and vegetables. Oats harvest begun with good yield. spring wheat reports favorable. Hay crop heavy with some damage from wet weather and apple crop declining though early varieties yield well in some locations.

Des Moines

Alimony Award Mentioned in Kansas City Divorce Note

A Kansas City Drovers Telegram fragment quotes a wife declaring she has left her husband for good and will receive $200 monthly alimony. The brief item records a divorce-related financial arrangement with implied domestic separation.

Kansas City Drovers

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for ulcers sores

Fiendish suffering is blamed on ulcers sores and cancers that eat away skin. Wm. Bedell of Flat Rock Michigan says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals ulcers and sores. It soothes cuts burns and scalds. 25 cents at Frank S Shriner’s drug store guaranteed. August ree ee ee-

Wm. Bedell Flat Rock Mich Bucklen Frank S. Shriner

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Blackhawk and Fairfield Township Cole Rey Rolingson Bloomfield Towa W. V. Linder Abingdon Gérardé Downs Brighton, Washington Do Herford J. L. Downs Brighton Woolson and Blackhawk Lockridge Hick Hyomei Crop Bulletin Huestedler Northeast Corner Square William Jennings Bryan Booker T. Washington J. A. Huglin Sec Davenport W. W Forest City Band Muscatine Pan Pathland Railway Pan Park Ee City Direc F. Rhyner Iedaae Washington
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