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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

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Youth shoots boon companion in Fort Madison

Paul Lease a youth under 21 fires on his friend William H. Trimmer in Fort Madison Iowa after a Hillsboro stay. Trimmer, wounded in the head, is hospitalized as Lease is arrested at the depot. Both men from near East Berlin Pennsylvania had saved about 470 dollars.

Paul Lease Boon St. Madison Fort Madison Wm. H. Trimmer St. Elizabeth Hospital East Berlin Hillsboro van Buren County Chas. Logan John Blackford Burlington Penitentiary Lincoln Avenue West End Lease Trimmer K” Line Iver Johnson

Reunion Reveals Talent Across Widely Scattered Family

Danville Iowa reports a joyous family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel F Risser. Six sons attended, three with wives. Jonathan and Oswald hold teaching and biology positions in Beloit Wisconsin and Charles City Iowa. Arthur Strohm is a physician in Blackwell Oklahoma and Thorvaldsen SS is a high school principal in Guthrie Center Iowa. Four older brothers hold Grinnell College degrees.

Danville Daniel F. Risser Jonathan R Beloit Wis Risser Beloit College Oswald Risser Charles City Arthur Strohm Blackwell Okla Omaha

Howe Boy Shot While Rabbit Hunting Near Mt Pleasant

Mt Pleasant Iowa January 3. Lee Howe son of Mr and Mrs Chas S Howe was accidentally shot in the foot while rabbits hunted with companions south of town yesterday. Wound dressed and not doing as well as could be wished.

Mt. Pleasant Lee Howe Chas. S. Howe

Iowan Musher and Companion Perish in Alaska Wilderness

E K Rowley of Woodward Iowa and Harry Hughes, veteran Alaskan musher, are believed to have died in the marshy southwest coast region near Cape Yakataga to Cape Suckling around November 18 or 19. The two were part of a four man expedition toward Kayak to catch a steamer, facing frigid storms, swollen rivers, and starvation.

E. K. Rowley Woodward Seattle Wash Iowa Harry Hughes Alaska Cape Yakataga Cape Suckling Clark Davis Alki Hughes Rowley Ernest Ira Williams Yakataga Mr. Davis Williams

Two Missing Men Feared Dead Near Newhaw Creek

Communiques trace camps along Newhaw Creek where two men last seen. Rowley suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Authorities fear they wandered into brush and died, possibly after an Indian attack, though that theory lacks support at Kayak.

Newhaw Creek Rowley

Mystery in Man Clarence Moorehouse Vanishing

Ames Iowa January 4 The disappearance of Clarence Moorehouse a wealthy young farmer living southwest of Ames perplexes his wife and friends. He left Friday afternoon and has not been seen since no motive or trace evident. Some fear mental trouble others suspect foul play as he carried considerable cash while stocking his farm for next year.

Clarence Moorehouse Ames Moorehouse Ontario

Ames Short Course Sees Record Attendance at Iowa State

More than 600 students enroll on day one of the annual Ames Short Course at Iowa State College in Ames Iowa. The sessions run 8 am to 5 pm daily through January 13, featuring corn and grain judging animal husbandry butter making and domestic science for wives and daughters of farmers.

Ames Iowa State College Iowa Storms Michael Curtiss Holden Beach McKay Erwin John Gosling Kansas City Margaret Jones Joseph Wing J. W. Jones Armour & Co W. A. Dobson Marion Crouch S. T. Davis Iowa City Kennedy and Rutherford M. L. Bowman California Kansas Nebraska Missouri South Dakota Towa State College

Do Not Assume Obligations You Cannot Discharge

The quote warns against taking on duties beyond one’s ability, viewing such overcommitment as a source of physical, moral, and mental harm. It emphasizes prudent responsibility and the consequences of overreaching obligations.

Iowa Reports Widespread Food Adulteration in State

A Des Moines report from a state agriculture committee finds most prepared foods in Iowa adulterated with harmful additives. It urges creation of a state food commissioner to prohibit sale of adulterated products and require labeling. Milk samples show 75 of 125 adulterated. cream often preserved with boric acid and formaldehyde. other items include coffee with clay and seeds in strawberry jam.

Iowa Des Moines State Department of Agriculture Office of State Food Commissioner

Pioneer State Binder Dead

Des Moines IA January 5 James S Carter a pioneer Des Moines publisher died at his Woodland avenue home after strokes leading to paralysis His death ends a long career with Carter Hussey and he bound the first book in Iowa Born Clermont County Ohio May 17 1883 he moved to Des Moines in 1857 and later ran his own binding business since 1863

Jas. S. Carter Des Moines James S Carter Woodland Avenue Carter Carter & Hussey Iowa J. J. Smart Waterloo Clermont County Ohio Mills Bros

Domestic trouble sparks threats and a divorce case

In Mount Pleasant Iowa last summer public anger rose over reported troubles between Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lee near New London. A mob threatened to hang Lee and his in laws as they returned from the city. Lee went to Kansas City then California as the wife stayed with her father and child. A district court petition sought $50 monthly support due to alleged cruelty. A sworn statement by Mrs. Lee denied cruelty and asked to stay the divorce, saying her guardian misinterpreted the charges.

Mount Pleasant New London Here Victor Lee Lee Green Lee Kansas City Denny California Toto

Snow Blocks Three Railroads

Sixteen inches of snow in Marshalltown Iowa on January 4 drifts rail lines and streetcars. Great Western and Iowa Central divisions are out of service while Northwestern suffers delays of several hours. Telegraph and telephone wires across the area are down.

Marshalltown Great Western Iowa Central Northwestern

Proper food and hygiene build constitutional vigor in youth

The statement asserts that youth vitality stems primarily from balanced nutrition and good hygiene. It emphasizes early health habits as foundations for long term constitutional strength and well being.

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