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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

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Jefferson County Short Course to be Held at Heairfield

Arrangements nearly complete for the Jefferson County Short Course to be held December 7 to 12 at Heairfield. Exhibits will be displayed in Library Hall Gilbert's Sales Show and the Stubbs building with classes in grain stock judging and a corn grain fruit show. Notable lectures by Prof Holden and others on domestic science, industrial education, and food science mark the program.

Jeffer County Heairfield Esiic Isangemen Gilbert Sory Stubbs Ide Nery Methodist Church Monfort Iowa State Vings Bank T. Reynolds & Co Holden Iss Knowles Storm of Mes Library Hall Vaners Nellie Kedziepres Mich Iowa Jefferson County Chas. H. Gage

Miss Minnie Booth Leads in Popularity Piano Contest standings

Miss Minnie Booth leads with Miss Meta Laughlin close behind and Miss Lucelle Wisecarver slipping to third as radical position swings reshape the field. The standings show numerous entrants and shifting spots throughout the race with many names and scores listed.

Minnie Booth Meta Laughlin Lucelle Wisecarver Cecil Hinshaw Moore Chloe Miller Tuono Ook Cassess Frank Carlson Eoetee Mere. We Meeey Ook Reems Egon Os Cnaees Elsie Peterson Petereom Cannes Edna Williamson Clarence Bower Pacremee Lee Fannie Hugus PO Rome Kcus Lena Heckenberg Beulah Billingsley Pecortore Nck Vow Coset Ce Carrie Wiliams Grace Voorhies Clantina Hadley Tee Loonie Pos Ck OUR Csc Ccccs RG Tomnon ci Baeeucess Stella Steigleiten Ethel Wiley Ssvcees Mitel Tigger 2 Chceessovens Clara Johnson Se Pearr Dien Cocler Emily Carlson Della Brigg Iceess Billa Te Emme Lillian Litton Eccseeneress Nora Flostlers Lena Finney Bile Ige Bertha Miller Patti Sherman Alma Kirkpatrick Ethel Byers Elsie Sherman Verita Smith Oesee Rath Phart Nis Esther Swanson Corda Simmons Cess Neva Hadley Sever Hulda Peterson Birdie Kamp Maggie Clinkenbeard

Foot and Mouth Disease Threat Warns Nations Wide Spread

Washington reports the foot and mouth disease bulletin by Dr. D. E. Salmon and Dr. Theobald Smith warns of dangerous contagion across livestock and possible human infection from unboiled milk. The article traces European spread, economic impact, and the need for strict controls.

Washington, D. C Pennsylvania D. E. Salmon Theobald Smith Department of Agriculture Wilson United States Europe Germany

More Hitching Racks Contributed Letter to the Editor

A reader laments farmers need hitching rails when driving to town for supplies. The writer notes hunt patrons use all posts, leaving farmers to wait while they shop, urging local merchants to install more hitch racks and asking for community feedback.

Burlington to try autos for mail delivery

Burlington Iowa begins a trial of automobile mail delivery with carrier C. F. LeBrock on Route 14. The route from West Avenue to Madison Avenue is tested as a practical replacement for horses in a hilly city, with potential time gains and smoother handling after familiarization.

Burlington C. F. LeBrock LeBrock West Avenue Madison Avenue

Mayors Vote On Lighting Contract With City

A nine month acceptance lighting contract proposes furnishing 2000 candle power lights, minimum 90 and maximum 125 units, to operate from dusk on moonless nights to dawn, with a ten year term. The council must ratify after two more readings as four members favor and four oppose this Fairfield proposal.

City Council Downsides Lighting Contract Vote Tied

With a four to four council vote and the mayor casting the deciding yes the ordinance for lighting the city passed to a second reading at a special meeting. Supporters argue the Fairfield Gas and Electric proposal saves city money over ten years while opponents say the city should retain poles and wires value and seek compensation. The debate emphasizes day current benefits and the honesty of the company’s intentions as leading citizens back the plan.

Fairfield Gas & Electric Company Barnes W. C. Ball L. C. Palit Ross Healy Kerrick Smith and Willis

SAYLOR ARGUES SUGAR TARIFF PROTECTION BASED ON WAGES

Charles F. Saylor, sugar expert for the agriculture department, testified before Ways and Means subcommittees in Washington on the sugar tariff. He argued the tariff must be kept to protect the industry and allow American sugar workers to be paid high wages, comparing U S costs with 6 to 8 cent foreign labor. He said the math shows tariffs are necessary to prevent unsafe sugar flooding the market.

Charles F. Saylor Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Ways and Means Germany France

Moonshiners Rounded Up in Alabama Stronghold Raid

In Aniston Alabama United States revenue officers captured Jim Floyd longtime leader of the Floyd moonshine gang after a night battle in the Turkey Haven mountains five bullets wounded Floyd and left him blinded by blood. deputies Knox Scott and Ashley led the operation arresting Floyd and eight others Will Floyd Mack Perkins Ty Perkins Bob Allen Will Allen Joe Allen Lee Allen and John Smith with one escape.

Anniston Ala Turkey Haven Alabama United States Revenue Jim Floyd Floyd Internal Revenue Knox Scott Marshal Ashley Jim Ford Will Floyd Mack Perkins Ty Perkins Bob Allen Will Allen Joe Allen Lee Allen John Smith

Two Parties to Contest Iowa Primary in 1910

Des Moines reports that only the Republican and Democratic parties will participate in Iowa's June 1910 primary. By law a party must have at least 2 percent of the vote for governor in the previous general election. Prohibitionists and Socialists fell short of the threshold in the November 3 election.

Des Moines Iowa

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