D Try Bowman's Candy at Fast Side Bakery
Wells has shown improvement as residents read about local happenings. The item mentions Buster Brown at the opera house tonight and various social notes including dinners, visits, and a pair of basketball results between Fairfield high and Washington high.
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Bowman
Fast Side Bakery
Fairfield items and notices from a busy weekly edition
Local notices cover new Fulton Brady Co. stock in the Stubbs building and ongoing ad columns. Church speakers include Rev Pinch and Rev Littleton with topics on redemption and emergencies. World-traveling Anna Pinch and rail fare sales are noted along with local deaths, anniversaries, and social events at Turney and other homes.
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Stubbs
Fulton & Brady Co
Pinch
Notice to Property Owners on 1905 Fairfield Assessments
Notice declares an assessment against abutting properties on streets and alleys paved in 1905 in Fairfield Town. It warns that special assessment certificates are ready for delivery to the contractor and offers a seven year installment option if waivers are signed at the city clerk’s office within 30 days.
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Fairfield
WM. L. Long
Town
Death of Mrs J J Barger in local home
Mrs Emma M Trowbridge born Feb 26 1860 in Jefferson county Iowa married to J J Barger Dec 25 1879. She died after a short pneumonia illness last Wednesday at her home near the city leaving a husband six children. Funeral services were held at the Christian church by Rev H C Littleton last Friday at 1 am with interment in Evergreen cemetery.
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J. J. Barger
Emma M. Trowbridge
Jefferson County
Iowa
Christian Church
H. C. Littleton
Evergreen Cemetery
Dr. King's New Life Pills Praised by Mrs Brown
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Frank S Shriner druggist priced 2sc. January edition.
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dr. King
Frank S. Shriner
Mary Elizabeth Ridinger Hawk Died 1906 After Long Life
Mary Elizabeth Ridinger Hawk born November 4 1834 died January 1 1906 aged 71 years 2 months and 8 days. She left fourteen children five living James Henry Rebecca George C Alice and Joseph S. Married Thomas Hawk May 1848. She lived a virtuous life, converted in 1868 under Alfred Wilson and baptized by him. Funeral conducted by Eld J S Miller with Methodist pastor, preaching Rev 14:13.
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Mary Elizabeth Ridinger Hawk
Hawk
James Henry
Rebecca
George C
Alice
Joseph S
Mother Hawk
Alfred Wilson
Thomas Hawk
Eld. J. S. Miller
Methodist Church
The Tribune Profiles Local Printer Spotlight
In The Tribune a local printer gains notice for long service and community impact detailing years of work, key customers, and the craft's place in the town's daily life. The feature highlights craftsmanship, reliability, and local appreciation.
Regional Dry Goods Sale Ad Highlights Low Prices
A dense catalog of fall and winter textiles and clothing items offers yard rates on calicoes ginghams and flannels, with heavy overshirts and sweaters for men, ladies shirt waists and undergarments, childrens wear, bed blankets, hosiery, and foundational garments. The ad promotes low prices, durable fabrics, and a broad selection to attract shoppers to compare prices and buy.
Miraculous Recovery Promoted by New Discovery
J O R Hooper recalls Mollie Holt nearly near death from lung infection and coughing until Dr King’s New Discovery restored her health. The testimonial claims dramatic improvement after using the remedy, offered by Frank S Shriner’s drugstore with a trial bottle free.
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Mollie Holt
J. O. R. Hooper
Ford, Tenn
Gan, and Co
Train schedule notes east bound services listed
The fragment lists multiple east bound trains with numbers 3, 4, 11, 12, 29, 30, 71, 72 and times such as 7:12 p m, 2:55 p m, 2:20 a m, 8:40 a m. Excerpt shows daily and freight services with ex cept Sunday.
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Denver Express
Omaha Express
Des Moines
Ili
Chicago Express
Chicago
Burlington and
Peoria
Calif
Fast Mail
Special sale promises deep cuts on clothing and hosiery
A retailer touts bargains across jackets cloaks skirts and underwear with marked reductions on flannelettes sweaters and nightwear. Clearance blankets and gloves are offered alongside discounted collars turnovers and tam o shanters in a busy sale spread.
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