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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1898
Page
7
The Fairfield Tribune shows subscription terms for C. M. McElroy including one year in advance six months and three months for $1.00.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hanson returned from Elderville Illinois after visiting their daughter. Many others traveled to Omaha to spend time or handle business. Several locals visited friends in Beardstown and Washington while relatives returned from Keokuk and Mexico. Notable moves include Dr T L James heading to Omaha for a dental meeting and Ellery Murray returning from years in Mexico.
Word reached Monday of the death of George V Jenkins at his Keokuk home from typhoid fever contracted in camp. He served in Co M and was 21 with a bright future in medicine after studying at Parsons College and Keokuk Medical College. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday evening August 24 in this city, J. E. Prince married Jennie Root with Rev. J. F. Magill officiating. The couple will stay at Hayden Doughty farm until March before moving to a farm Mr. Prince has bought north of town. Friends offer congratulations.
Notice announces removal of Mrs. Altmayer clothing store from the west side to the north side room of the square beside Sauer's restaurant. Public and old customers are invited to inspect the stock in its new quarters.
Fairfield citizens urged the 50th Iowa to be mustered out and sent to northern camps due to worsening illness in Jacksonville. A Monday meeting adopted resolutions requesting removal and urging officials to press for muster out. The county fair in Jefferson opened with good weather and strong entries across poultry, livestock, and floral exhibits.
A letter argues the state railroad commissioners must enforce the revenue tax on express companies. It cites code sections granting broad supervision and power, urging cooperation with the federal commission or independent action to protect the public from ongoing suits and costs.
Raney and Simmons advertise loans with simple terms and low interest rates aimed at individuals seeking affordable financing.
The American Tobacco Company votes a $750000 newspaper advertising push for Battle Ax plug tobacco. The G H Hausenbeck Agency of New York handles national media buying and selects outlets including The Tribune. The move aims to revive business in a dull season through generous space and display in press.
The grand fire dance, a must see by miles, headlines the Jolly Della Pringle Co event at the opera house from August 31 to September 3.
An editorial lauds Fairfield’s clean streets and well-kept yards. Citizens are urged to install iron park seats, enhance the depot area with a fountain the Q railroad, and gift public grounds or a park. A brass band and regular park concerts are proposed to boost civic joy and unity.
Mr A C Thomas of Marysville Texas credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with ending years of suffering from consumption and hemorrhages. He would pay a hundred dollars a bottle for the cure. The medicine also claims to cure asthma bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at J D McDowell's Drug Store. Regulars 50 cents and one dollar. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
Strayed or stolen Saturday night a faded black pony six years old with a white left hind foot and a wire cut on the left front foot. Wore a double girth horn saddle and tan leather bridle. Ten dollars reward for return to Harry McLean.
The September term convenes September 19 under Judge M. A. Roberts. Petit jurors must appear at 10:00 A.M. on September 20. The list of jurors follows.
An ings advertisement for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co urges gentle treatment of habitual constipation. It claims to awaken kidney and liver activity without irritation and to dispel headaches, colds, or fever through a natural laxative effect.
Land records show E W Ireland and wife transferring 5 acres in Fairfield to J A Ireland for 150 dollars. A parcel of becoming Fairfield Presbyterian church trustees acquisition of percent acres in Cedar township for one dollar. Harriett C Duncan and K E Howard buy 447 acres in Locust Grove township for 22000 dollars. Christina Barstrom sells 40 acres in Round Prairie to Henry Anderson and wife for 100 dollars. Lot transfers include A B Hollister to H C Raney for two lots in Mallory's subdivision for 1425 dollars and Clara Trout to Vernon and Clarence Hague for part of lot in Libertyville addition for 225 dollars.
Sealed bids for coal to be used by the court house and jail for the coming year will be received by the county auditor on or before September 5, 1898. All coal to be weighed over the city scales. GEO R. Horn.
Our present location is too small for our growing business. We have leased the 100 foot room with second floor and basement, one door south in the room occupied by Mrs. Allmayer's clothing house, and will move.
On September 1, 1898, merchants announce profit will be passed to customers as they take steps to reduce stock. They pledge appreciative concessions on all goods while maintaining complete assortment across all lines.
Special train excursion Monday September 5 leaves Fairfield 7 15 A M Peoria 11 40 Indianapolis 6 15 P M arrives Cincinnati 9 05 P M daylight trip through free chair cars less than half round trip rates Tickets good to return to October 2 with proper deposit at Cincinnati Joint agent For rates dates of sale and information contact C B Q agent or J M Bechtel Div Pass Agt Burlington Iowa
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