Local Market Lines Up Frugal Buying Patterns
The text hints at evaluating patterns for purchase decisions. It notes considering line selection and judging suitability for a potential buy at the current time.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
8
The text hints at evaluating patterns for purchase decisions. It notes considering line selection and judging suitability for a potential buy at the current time.
Secretary B W Garrett of the Iowa board of parole has prepared a table listing 130 felonies and their maximum penalties. One crime carries death, twelve carry life imprisonment, two carry thirty years, and many others range from twenty-five to under five years. The list accompanies a forthcoming parole board booklet and notes no minimum sentences.
A Texas woman operates the mail run from Kiffe to Sier mal Hill under contract. Georgia meanwhile employs a female mail carrier who traverses a forty mile route three times weekly while managing a large farm.
A collection of brief excerpts comments on aviation wrecks over Manhattan Wall Street postscript postcard change to letter writing half postcard rule public notes about Oklahoma constitution jokes on Panama Taft and falsehoods critique of Standard Oil defense and naval policy shifts with questions directed at State and Secretary Root, reflecting press humor and political commentary.
In Topeka Journal remarks the Fairbanks rescue story inspires supporters to eye Taft with a hopeful beat, implying political interest and potential shift in backing.
A Washington Star item notes amused readers over English attire where high hats and bobtail coats appear in a humorous light, likening it to Mark Twain’s famed white clothes and prompting reflection on national dress styles.
The St. Louis Republic notes Missouri ranks fourth among honey producing states. It urges the industry to rise, suggesting if the swarms under politicians' bonnets would work, Missouri could surpass the world.
The Pittsburg Dispatch cites that a New York savings bank with $100,000,000 in deposits demonstrates implicit public confidence. It suggests that Harriman and similar figures are now tempered in their influence, signaling restrained expansion or absorption tendencies.
Bernard Shaw says he cannot understand why the Bible remains the top seller among all books. He doubts there would be discussion about things he does not understand, implying endless debate.
The New York World denounces a judge for sentencing twenty three businessmen to jail for anti trust violations. It argues receivers should have been appointed to bring the firms into compliance and questions if Judge Morris reads the Washington dispatches.
Transfers show several parcels traded in Fairfield area. James B. Delp to Maude Crail for $400. O W Farris to J W Shondel for 9 acres. W H Rauscher to Henry Achenbach for $135. Isabell H Sampson to J C Duttweiler for 6 1/2 acres at $390. Margaret Trout to Nevada Boyd for 1 acre at $1. Geo D Gable to Lizzie Glotfelty for $4500. Eva Lewis to Myrtle A Barnett for lot 3 in Coykendall subdivision for $700.
State of Iowa Jefferson County District Court September Term 1907 to Katharine Wood and others unknown heirs and claimants. Petition by Henry Koons claims ownership by color of title to 28 acres 20 rods in Jefferson County describing specific tracts in section 34 township 72 north range 11 west.
Plaintiffs allege multiple clerical errors and jurisdictional clouds in various 19th century Iowa deeds. They seek quieting of title, corrections of misnamed grantors and grantees, and release of old liens. The suit targets parcels described in Section 32 and adjacent tracts, with notices to defendants to appear by September 1907.
Emery Murphy sues in Jefferson County Iowa to quiet title to 33 1/3 acre parcel in section 31 township 71 north range 11 West. Defendants include Wm H Byers and heirs of Jacob and Maria Replogle with misdescribed conveyances cited. Court urged to correct faulty deeds and bar claims with a September 23 1907 deadline in Fairfield.
In Chancery September Term 1907 Franklin W Campbell and Charles L Cummings file a petition against William Henry Augdeon and unknown heirs and claimants to Lots 2 and 3 in Block 31 New Plat Fairfield Iowa seeking court confirmation of title and noting possible adverse claims to the property in Jefferson County Iowa before September 1 1907.
Emma P Crenshaw alleges ownership of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 32 township 71 range 8 west in Jefferson County Iowa. Benjamin F Jacobs formerly owned one third interest. Crawford heirs unknown. Henry Rudd claimed an interest but residence and heirs unknown. Plaintiffs seek to bar all claims and warn defendants to appear by September 2, 1907. publication ordered in Fairfield newspaper for five weeks.
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