Begin The New Year Right Savings Habit
Begin the new year by opening a savings account and building a new habit of saving. Five cents a day for twenty years adds up to $500, showing that stick-to-it-iveness wins.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
3
Begin the new year by opening a savings account and building a new habit of saving. Five cents a day for twenty years adds up to $500, showing that stick-to-it-iveness wins.
A local bank urges customers to save by joining a plan that pays interest on Savings Accounts. The ad encourages visiting the bank to learn how the scheme works and to bring in small change to start saving.
A long list of visitors and locals are recorded spending Christmas and holidays in the city or visiting relatives. Names include C C Phelps, C C Bradley, Mr and Mrs A A Fry, Dr Moss, Ruth Leggett, A J McGaughey, Ed Hunt, J H Tappert, Rev C L Tennant, Mrs C E Ward, Chester Kearns, P J Easton, Harry Bennett, Miss Edna Armstrong, Chester Scott, Hale Greenleaf, Vern Clapp, Gus Unkrich, C C Clark, Clarence Cox, Gene Black, Olga Raines, Fred Goodwin, O F Fryer, Walter Fairall, Ralph Huston, Harlan Gossick, Ella Smith, Miss Louisa McIntosh, Miss Mae McClain, Miss Rosalie Harris, Miss Ella Smith, Mrs C M Glass, Miss Gusta Nelson, J A Ireland, Paul Sheridan, Mrs S J Brown, Dr Carl Harkness, and I U students.
St Louis reports a proposed alliance of Sells Floto Hagenbeck Rhoda Royal and John Robinson circuses to challenge Ringling Bros. The American Amusement Company would form with a 5 million dollar working capital and an executive board led by B E Franklin. John W Gates travels to Saint Louis to finalize details as others expect conferences this week.
Mr and Mrs A G Green hosted a Christmas dinner for about thirty friends. Mr and Mrs Perry King entertained many at a noon Tuesday dinner with an exceptional menu. J T Bryan advertises January 20 sale of farm stock and implements before returning to Fairfield. Swedish Lutheran children presented a Christmas program to good attendance. John Montgomery of Junction City is visiting Fairfield, a former local printer. Stephen Angstead’s Fairfield home burned, suspected stove fire. The new United Presbyterian church, white cement brick, seats 200, will be dedicated mid January. its simple exterior and blue white ceiling reflect careful design.
Ottumwa Iowa December 22 Evangelist Billy Sundays assistant C P Pledger faces charges of improper language in Macon county Illinois Charles Bachhelder of Warrensburg alleges Pledger made personal remarks. The lower court ruled for Bachhelder and Pledger has appealed to the Macon county district court.
Le Grange the eye specialist will conduct a free eye clinic at the Snyder and Co store on December 31 January 1 and 2. Out of town customers should write or telephone for appointments as the clinic runs only on these three days.
A notice lists debts to C. T. Reynolds East Side Grocer and an estray taken up by E. V. Coleson in Center township Jefferson County Iowa on December 12 1908 describing fourteen Duroc Jersey pigs valued at $38.00 and posted before Justice of the Peace D. B. Wilson. Real estate transfers filed December 22 1908 include multiple warranty deeds in Pleasant Plain Fairfield and Abingdon involving Armstrong Lewis Carse Hurd Dahl Bogren Staubus Wildman Ford and McCreery with sums ranging from 150 to 4500 dollars and parcels in sections 30 31 35 36 township 72 73 range II III.
Dialogue reveals the youngest son of a duke has limited funds and must rely on marriage as his main income source. The exchange hints at social expectations and financial constraints of aristocratic youth.
A. B. Stickney says Horace G Burt will take charge as receiver of the Great Western railroad on January 1 and aim to become president, followed by reorganizing the road through a new company in the coming year. Stickney arrived from Chicago to confirm the plan.
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