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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
8
A testimonial claim states the remedy cured flux and dysentery years apart, with repeated recommendations to many people as a quick, positive cure for bowel troubles. The endorsement reflects widespread use across neighborhoods.
The text argues honesty is essential in business and that fair play should govern commerce like sports. It notes not surrendering rights or missing opportunities, urging equal rules of sportsmanship across business and competition as per John D. Rockefeller Jr.
A writer recalls a near death on a birthday eight months ago after stomach pain and fainting. A friend recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and after use reports relief from pain bloating and digestive issues. The ad promotes the remedy as harmless and money refunded after one dose.
The timetable lists Chicago and Denver limited trains with departure times and routes including McCook Burl Ottumwa Des Moines and Peoria. All trains run daily except Nos 17 179 and 178 which do not run on Sundays.
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates a family of five needs about 12 000 calories daily. A balanced diet centers on 120 units of 100 calories each with 24 units from fruits and vegetables, 86 from milk eggs and meat, 30 from cereals and legumes, 12 from sugar and starchy foods, and 18 from fats.
State of Iowa notice warns Alice Naeld of an August 25 1921 filing for divorce from Gerhard Nebbefeld on desertion grounds and sets September 2 1921 as objection deadline. Also included is notice of final settlement for Elijah Romack estate with September 2 1921 objection deadline and discharge of administrator George Romack.
In the District Court of Iowa for Jefferson county during the September term 1921 Andrew F Wolfe plaintiff sues John Dixon alias John W Dixon and Emily Dixon and Robert C Hicks and Elizabeth Hicks and their unknown grantees and claimants over the south three fourths of the east half of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter.
Notice to defendants to appear by September term 1921 in Fairfield Iowa to contest a petition by the plaintiff who seeks a decree quieting title to a described parcel. The petition alleges open hostile possession by plaintiff and grantors for over twenty years and prays to bar any adverse claims. Default will be entered if no defense is filed by the specified date. Attorney: E. R. Smith.
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