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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
6
Car theft prevention tips from Emil C. Hertz of Cleveland include removing the distributor rotor to prevent spark, installing a blind switch in the ignition, disconnecting the coil wire, cross wiring spark plugs, and recording motor and tire numbers to aid recovery. These measures aim to frustrate thieves and aid identification if a car is stolen.
The Goshen New York board of trade posts large warnings on both sides of the Otterkill bridge to deter reckless driving. The sign reads Private cemetery across the bridge for reckless drivers. Leber’s advertises school supplies.
The notice outlines advertising rates of two cents per word for first insertion and one cent per word for each subsequent insertion with a minimum charge of 26 cents. It also advertises wanted dead horses cattle and hogs for Fairfield Rendering Works and provides a phone number 229.
Thomas Loudon born January 17 1854 Cedar township died August 14 1921 at his son Walter A Loudon’s home West Broadway aged 67 years 6 months 27 days Survived by wife Jennie McWhirter three sons Walter A Robert Roy Thomas Andrew two daughters in law Fay Antoinette and three brothers William James B He taught school and served as superintendent at Batavia and Brighton He lived in Missouri near Kansas City from 1890 to 1898 after which he returned to the city He was first secretary of Iowa Malleable Iron company and eastern representative of Loudon Machinery Co Funeral held Tuesday at Evergreen cemetery
A midlife golfer faces a disconcerting question from a young spectator about joining a grandfather's tournament. A home tip advises loosening jar lids by running hot water to ease unscrewing.
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