Local business slows not as spring sales loom
Fairfield notes a bustling Saturday with crowded streets and no vacant hitching rack as merchants plan big spring stock cleanups. The Tribune previews cattle feeding profits, tax debates for a soldiers monument, and local political shifts while clerks report December revenue and school and church activities resume.
Archbishop Finds $250000 Paintings Hidden in Cellar
Archbishop J J Glennon learned that gift boxes labeled Pictures at his silver jubilee contained 144 Lemerci ds paintings and 296 Old Testament subjects by J J J Tissot copies. The works were purchased by Jacob Schiff and placed in the Astor library. Laytes presented the collection for the new cathedral.
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J. J. Glennon
Herman C. G. Luytes
Lemerclds
J. J. J. Tissot
Jacob Schiff
Astor
Laytes
Saved at Death's Door by Electric Bitters Hero
Murray W Ayers of Transit Bridge New York faced a near fatal decline with yellow skin sunken eyes and weight loss of 40 pounds. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and strength after failing medical treatment. The tonic claims to aid stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold for 50 cents at F S Shriner's.
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Murray W. Ayers
Transit Bridge
N. Y
F S. Shriner
S. Jan
Recalls County Seat War Fifty Years Ago
Marshalltown Iowa marked fifty years since becoming county seat of Marshall County with the removal of records from Marietta by bob sled on December 31 1859. Ten oxen pulled the sled while W C Smith retired county judge rode the safe. Women served a turkey dinner as officials celebrated the transfer. William Battin the last living judge who took office January 1 1860 remains a local memory.
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Marietta
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Mariettta
W. C. Smith
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Montreal Doctor Declares Arctic Trips Quiet Pull
A Montreal physician reports receiving a letter from Dr. F. A. Cook about Arctic exploration rumors. He claims hunting success near Lake Edward and Lake St. John in Quebec and says he seeks privacy to rest, even at lecturing losses.
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F. A. ‘Cook
Montreal Herald
Cook
Lake Edward
Lake St. John
Quebec
Dr. Cook
Windsor Hotel
Wild Blizzard Brings Danger and Grip Cough Warning
A severe winter blizzard causes widespread suffering as grip illness returns with stuffed nostrils sore nose chills fever head ache and a coughing throat grip. Dr Kings New Discovery is urged as lifesaving with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi who credits one bottle with curing three weeks of grip. For lung ailments and bronchitis its claimed supreme remedy is offered at 50 cents or 1 dollar guaranteed by Frank S Shriner.
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A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
Frank S. Shriner
A Natural Born Grinder at the Dewey Hotel Fairfield Iowa
F. T. Frazier advertises sharpening services for knives and scissors including surgeons instruments barbers tools and other implements. He offers ground and honed edges new razor handles, German silver key checks and other small metalwork with satisfactory results and reasonable prices. He signs from the Dewey Hotel in Fairfield Iowa.
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Fairfield
Iowa
F. T. Frazier
Cured of Bronchitis by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. W. G. Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter recovered from a severe bronchitis after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She praises its speed and safety and notes a full recovery by October 23. Sold by J W Jericho & Co Jan.
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W. G Gibson
Lexington
J. W. Jericho & Co
Jan
Cuban Club Defeats Tulane University in Football
At Almendares park in Havana the Athletic Club of Cuba defeated Tulane University 11 to 6 in a historic upset. Tulane, out weighed and outplayed, fell behind from the start as a large Havana crowd watched notable former college players participate.
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New Orleans
Almendares Park
Tulane
United States
Havana
Youth in Macomb Tried Suicide Pact Over Love
Jesse Lindsay, 18, attempted suicide to force marriage with Miss Mattie Lambert in Macomb Illinois. He drank carbolic acid after failing to win parental consent, collapsing as bystanders aided by doctors worked to save him. The girl cried for help as he lay unconscious, with poor recovery prospects.
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Macomb
Mattie Lambert
Jesse Lindsay
H. Lindsay
Lindsay
Miss Lamberther
Public Sale at Gustafson Farm Northeast of Fairfield
A public sale on Wednesday January 12 1910 at 10 a m will offer 5 cows one fresh 8 yearling steers two-year-old steer 4 two-year-old heifers 2 yearling heifers 5 calves 3 steers and 2 heifers a full-blood Shorthorn bull and various farm implements including a farm wagon riding cultivator breaking plow deering binder hay ladder corn sheller two sets of harness a fanning mill and other articles Grain includes 5 bushels seed corn and 20 acres stalk pasture Terms announced sale day by auctioneers C H Johnson T B Allender W C Brawner Clerk
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the Tribune
C. V. Gregory
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Sanford Zeigler
Thomas Davies
Bridges
H. C. Patterson
A. Armstrong
Gustafson
Fairfield
Surrey New
Notice of Dissolution of B. A. Whitmore D. partnership
Notice states the partnership between B. A. Whitmore and J. R. Lippman of Fairfield Iowa under the firm name B A Whitmore D has been dissolved by mutual consent. J R Lippman will collect and receipts for all accounts due and pay all lawful debts of the firm dated December 31 1909
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B. A. Whitmore
J. R. Lippman
Fairfield
Iowa
B. A. Whitmore D
J. R., Lippman
Oldest Havana Fort La Fuerza Begun by De Soto in 1538
The La Fuerza fort, protecting Havana, is the western hemisphere’s oldest still-used building. Begun about 1538 by Hernando de Soto, it withstood pirate threats and served as barracks, a storehouse, and a residence for island captains. The quadrilateral fort features twin walls, bastions, a moat, a sentinel bell, and the bronze La Habana statue facing the gulf.
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Havana
Pay de Armas
Senate
Advisors Commission
Hemisphere
Santo Domingo
Hernando Soto
Cuba
Mississippi Valley
Isabelle Bobadilla
la Habana
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Deafness Remedy
Local advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube caused by catarrh can be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh not cured, notes product existence from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and mentions other products like Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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