Local Notices and Business Points in Fairfield
Rural commerce expands at Taylor and Workman New Meat Market while religious talks unfold at Congregational and Christian churches. Community posts include socials at Leggett and Trowbridge homes, new partnerships, time-card changes on the Burlington line, and town ads urging newspapers to promote Fairfield commerce.
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Taylor & Workman
Congregational Church
Pearse Pinch
C. D. Leggett
Shakespeare Club
South Main
Wm. Hufstedler
Mohr
California
Lizzie Barnes
McElhany
Taylor & Workman’s
Leggett House
C. W. Trowbridge
Perry King
H. P. Bosworth
Ledger
E. E. Lucas
Burlington
Fairfield
Thos
Louden
Brick and Tile Makers
Des Moines
the Tribune
Jefferson County Club
Jack Fleagle
Christian Church
Littleton
Lucy Miller
Scheffel
Perlee
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves A Housekeeping Essential
Springfield reader Mrs. Grant Shy reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures cuts burns wounds and skin eruptions. The ad from Frank S Shriner druggist guarantees the product at 25 cents with a January insertion.
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Grant Shy
Jurors Drawn for February Court Terms in 1906
January 5 list shows Petit jurors summoned for Feb 19 at 10 am including Lawrence Noble Fairfield J Harvey Pleasant Plain M B Shelby Fairfield Alex Droz Fairfield R R 8 O M Kerrick Fairfield F H Fancher Batavia Albert Larence Merrimac Iowa William Summers Fairfield R R No 1 S S Leathers Fairfield R R 1 Arthur Long Fairfield W Lamansky Brighton R R No 3 Frank Diers Pleasant Plain J W Myers Brighton R R 2 W F Shelton Abingdon A O Louder Fairfield E W Humble Batavia W G Stansbery Libertyville J L Barnes Fairfield William Sappenfield Fairfield Homer DeWitt Stockport Iowa W B Holcomb Fairfield R R Everett Coffin Pleasant Plain Rik 4 Sant Bray Fairfield R R 1 Grand jurors drawn Feb 13 include E R Best Abingdon Alfred Armstrong Fairfield R R No 5 Frank Hurst Libertyville J J Croddy County Line A J Williamson Fairfield R R No 2 F P Ball Fairfield R R 2 Nels Goodman Batavia George Stephenson Lockridge M Welsh Fairfield P W Diers Germanville M F Layton Fairfield R R 6 A N Smith Fairfield R R
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Lawrence Noble
Fairfield City
J. Harvey
Pleasant Plain
M. B. Shelby
Fairfield
Alex Droz
R. R
Albert Diers
Brighton
O. M. Kerrick
F. H. Fancher
Batavia
Albert Larence
Merrimac
Lowa
William Summers
S. S. Leathers
Arthur Long
W. Lamansky
Frank Diers
J. W. Myers
W. F. Shelton
Abingdon
A. O. Louder
E. W. Humble
W. G
Alfred Armstrong
Frank Hurst
Libertyville
J. J. Croddy
County Line
A. J. Williamson
F. P. Ball
Nels Goodman
George Stephenson
Lockridge
Buster Brown to Open at Grand With Star Rosen and Tige
The season’s marquee event is Buster Brown adapted from Richard F. Outcault’s images. Premiering at the Grand on Wednesday January 17, the production features Master Rosen in the title role and a famed animal impersonator for Tige. An elaborate cast of fifty includes chorus, ballet, and a bevy of beauties in Wanamaker costumes.
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Buster Brown
Richard F. Outcault
New York Herald
Wanamaker
St Louis Weather Prophet Predicts January Storms
Rev Srl R Hicks of St Louis releases January forecasts via Word and Work. He describes three storm periods from the 1st to 5th, 7th to 16th, and 14th to 18th with rising and falling barometer, rain, sleet, snow, and cold waves. He urges readers to watch dates and expect warmer spells near new and full moons. He also touts Panhandle land investment advocating an excursion by the Standard Land Co. next Tuesday.
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St. Louis
Srl R. Hicks
Seer
Word and Work
Gulf
Atlantic
Hicks
Texas
Panhandle
United States
Plains
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Missouri
Thomas
Standard Land Co
Meeting Report Shows Members and Elections Delayed
In the absence of President Jones and Vice President Ireland, H B Mitchell was chosen president pro tem. Treasurer Gage presented the annual financial report. Forty two members paid fifty cents entrance, seven paid the 50 cent annual due for 1905. February meeting rescheduled to the second Saturday due to small attendance. The Farmer's Institute will be in session then. Heaton corrected Bell’s erroneous contribution to The Hawkeye about Launcelot G Bell. Mitchell noted preexistence of Fairfield churches. Ireland attended Dr. Snook's funeral and praised John Heaton. Next meeting hoped to bring full membership. Installation of O E S officers occurred with Alta Sullivan installing. Beulah West named Worthy Matron. Orlando Flower Worthy Patron. other officers listed. Installation for three representative offices postponed due to absences. Refreshments and sociability followed.
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J. D. Jones
J. A. Ireland
H. B. Mitchell
Gage
Farmer’s Institute
H. Heaton
Launcelot G. Bell
Presbyterian
Fairfield
Mitchell
Hemphills
Bell
Ireland
Snook
John Heaton
Alta Sullivan
Julia McClain
Orlando Flower
Beulah West
Greer
Laura Light
Violet Flower
Jessie Sheldon
Clara Hinkle
Warder
Kate McClain
Sentinel
Fourt
Ada
Nina Fry
Ruth
Stella Munger
Esther
Fanny Fourt
Martha
Jennie Brenneman
Electa
Laura Scothorn
Greef
Detroit Pastor H W Reherd Offered Waterloo Post
Rev H W Reherd, five years at Bethany Presbyterian Detroit, has received a flattering offer to pastor the First Presbyterian church in Waterloo Iowa. Several clergymen sought the Waterloo position and were turned down. Reherd has not decided whether to accept the offer.
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H. W. Reherd
Waterloo
Bethany Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Rederd
Departure noted for revered Bethany Church pastor
Community laments the loss of pastor Mr Rederd who served at Bethany Church after a popular tenure in Milan and four years in Detroit. Former students and friends express pride in his accomplishments and wish him well.
State feeds investigation offer to feeders
A state program invites stockmen and feeders to submit samples of concentrated feeding stuffs for independent analysis. Participants must send paper sacks with feed name manufacturer origin purchaser and price, plus a cup of ground or mash. Results and data will be published for all feeders and dealers in the state.
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Town State College Town
Rail Schedule Fragments Go West and East
A fragmented timetable lists trains in both directions with names like Denver Express Omaha Express Fast Mail and Chicago Express. It shows daily or limited service, varying departure and arrival times, and a mix of passenger trains and local routes across cities including Denver Omaha Chicago Des Moines Burlington and Peoria.
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Denver Express
Sopa
Omaha Express
Des Moines
Chicago Express
Chicago
Fast Mail
Burlington and
Peoria
Suna
Golden State Limited Schedules and Freight Times
East and west bound passenger and freight trains listed with daily and Sunday service. Includes No. 3 No. 11 No. 43 No. 71 No. 4 No. 30 No. 12 No. 44 No. 72 times and destinations such as El Paso westbound and other routes.
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Calif
Golden State Ltd
Golden State Limited
el Paso
Markets and farm products listing notes scattered prices
The page shows Fairfield markets with grains and hay prices, butter eggs and poultry listed at local outlets, and scattered notes on daily tissue supply practices. Several garbled lines reference wheat corn hay and poultry terms alongside anonymous shop names and outdated pricing.
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Fairfield
Emry’ S
Emry’s
Zeiglers
Ceara
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Roth & CO
Children’s Union
J. E. Roth & CO
Grand Opera House
Halen Powell
America
Hades
Goethe
Nick Carter
King of
Belgium
Baker’s Music Rooms
Buster
Melville B. Raymond
Grandma
Grandpa
Jevering
Rock Island
Stratford
Hoch
Rock Island Depot
Company M
Muscatine
Armory
Chester Carlson
Lightfoot
Lutheran Church
Joseph Warner
S. C. Farmer
Fanny Higley
East Burlington Street
Will Ball
Joseph Bradley
M. Welsh
P. W. Diers
Germanville
M. F. Layton
A. N. Smith
the Panhandle
Detroit
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Wisggafvep
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