Death of Albert J. Samuelson in Sioux City
The Sioux City Journal reports the sudden death of Albert J. Samuelson at St. Luke's hospital from pneumonia at age thirty nine. He grew up in Fairfield and Mt Pleasant Iowa, taught in Jefferson county, studied in Chicago, and became a leading Sioux City pharmacist. He is survived by his widow and parents, plus siblings Elma Joe Clara. Clara of Burlington attended the funeral in Burlington.
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Albert J. Samuelson
Sioux City Journal
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Jefferson County
Chicago
Sioux City
Elma
Joe
Clara
Burlington
Clara Samuelson
Five-Year-Old Boy Dies After Illness in Fairfield
Lee Snook, aged five and son of Mr and Mrs Bert Snook, died at home in Fairfield after a three day battle with diphtheria. The family grieves the loss, and a baby sister remains with the parents as a sister and playmate is mourned.
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Lee Snook
Bert Snook
Elnora Sinn Gessert Sinn Dies After Long Iowa Life
Elnora Lang born 1826 in Oppenheim came to Iowa with Wilhelm Gessert in 1854. After multiple moves between farms and towns she remarried George Sinn, had seven children, moved to Fairfield Ottumwa Albia and Des Moines, died January 9 1909 at Lower Richwoods. She was survived by seven children eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Elnora Lang
Oppenheim
Rhine
Hessen Darmstadt
Germany
Elnor Lang
Wilhelm Gessert
Nierstein
America
New York
St. Louis
Keokuk
Lowell
Henry County
Germanville
Jefferson County
Iowa
Elenora Gessert
George Sinn
Lower Richwoods
Elenora Sinn
L. W. Sinn
Fairfield
Infant Gow Dies After Illness at Home
The seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Gow died Saturday night at their home near the city after a few days illness. Funeral services were held Monday at two o clock at the family residence and interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr Crawford 84 years old built the present church and left a fortune and un sullied reputation. He was a Scotchman by birth and longtime Christian church supporter. He leaves a bereaved family and many friends extend sympathy to the community.
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Gow
J. C. Gow
Evergreen Cemetery
Christian Church
Bro. Crawford
Crawford
Funeral of Joseph W Jaques Held in San Antonio
Joseph W Jaques died last Wednesday in San Antonio Texas. His funeral was Sunday afternoon at three o'clock from his parents’ West Broadway home. Rev C L Tennant of the Methodist church conducted the service and he was buried at Evergreen cemetery. Six lifelong friends bore the casket Frank Shriner David Ricketts Joe S Crail Charles Gage Darzel Green and Hiram Mikesell. Distinct attendees from afar included Mrs Cornelia Maggio and two children of St Louis Mo Mrs Kate Dougherty Ottumwa Eugene Jaques Burlington Charles Crawford Fremont Frank Jaques Ottumwa Thomas Jaques Eldon and William Jaques Kilbourne.
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Joseph W. Jaques
Joseph Jaques
San Antonio
Tex
West Broadway
C. L. Tennant
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Frank Shriner
David Ricketts
Joe S. Crail
Charles Gage
Darzel Green
Hiram Mikesell
Fred Burnett Dies After Long Illness
Fred Burnett died of tuberculosis after a long illness. He passed away at his sister's home in Christie Oklahoma and his remains were brought to the city for the funeral at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Fordyce. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Burnett who formerly lived in this city and had many friends here.
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Fred Burnett
Christie
Oklas
Death of Pierce Halferty En Route to Ollie
Pierce Halferty died Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Karper on West Briggs Street while under treatment. Brother Guy Halferty arrived Tuesday and planned to take him home to Ollie. A cot and cover conveyance were ready when he collapsed and died instantly. remains were transported to Ollie for funeral services.
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Pierce Halferty
Will Karper
West Briggs Street
Guy Halferty
Ollie
New London Pioneer Buried Saturday in Iowa
New London Iowa Jan 15 The funeral of the late James Crawford was held from the residence Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock. His son in law Mr Saunderson arrived from Denison Texas Saturday morning and conducted the services. Mr Crawford was a life-
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New London
Iowa
James Crawford
Mr. Saunderson
Denison
Texas
Mr. Crawford
Famous ball player in house visits Capitol
Representative-elect John K. Tener, famed pitcher for the Chicago White Sox under Pop Anson, toured Washington and met Justice William H. Moody in the Supreme Court chamber, recalling his coaching days with Moody’s Haverhill amateur team.
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J. K. Tener
Haverhill
Mass
Justice W. H. Moody
Washington
John K. Tener
Twenty
Pennsylvania
Pop” Anson
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Capitol
Congressional
Congress
John Williams
House
Joe” Cannon
Sherman
John Dalzell
Tener
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Moody
Williams
Justice Moody
Mr. Tener
Removing boar tusks with rope and pinchers
A Kansas Farmer writer explains that to remove a boar's tusks, a strong inch rope is placed in the animal's mouth while two men restrain it in a pen corner and another uses sharp pinchers to extract the tusks.
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Kansas Farmer
Aeronauts Plan Atlantic Balloon Flight From U S to Europe
Carl G Fisher and Geo L Baumbaugh organize a Atlantic crossing by a giant balloon with twenty supply balloons and a boat for passengers. A test ascent from Fall Creek proves the system with the 40 000 foot Columbia balloon and two 2000 foot supply balloons.
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Europe
Indianapolis
Carl G. Fisher
Geo. L. Baumbaugh
Springfield
Ilinois
Atlantic Ocean
America
Fisher
Bumbaugh
Fall Creek
Northwestern Avenue
Columbia
Bean Crop Worth Living On In Poor Lands
The bean crop can be highly profitable in sandy or worn soils with modern machinery. Beans thrive as a staple like wheat or corn and can be grown in the corn belt with careful spacing and horse power cultivation. A bean sorter and improved methods reduce labor, with threshing after two weeks of dry weather and careful sorting before market.
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Hores
How to Make Milk Safe for Children
A historical guide argues raw milk should not be given to children, presenting evidence that pasteurization and proper handling prevent illness and protect young health. It emphasizes safety practices and cautions caregivers against feeding unpasteurized milk.
Sweet Potato Belt and profitable cultivation area
The northern limit of sweet potato culture is shown by a line from the Mass Connecticut border west to the northeast corner of Colorado. Profitable commercial cultivation lies well south of this line, except in the Mississippi Valley where it reaches into Iowa Illinois and Indiana.
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Massachusetts
Connecticuts
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
A Satisfactory Farm Plan For Swine And Fruit
A farmer notes in the Agriculturalist that breeding and feeding swine with cream production and fruit growing is highly profitable. The brood sows are placed in a four acre orchard in spring and fed half rations of skim milk middlings and bran to keep them hardy while the pigs and crops thrive year after year.
Regular Dairy Cow Milking Timing and Techniques
The article explains that cows serve as timekeepers for milking and warn of drying up if neglected. It notes some cows respond to simple milking while others require careful kneading to release milk, preventing waste and ensuring full udder throughput.
The Lion and the Child At Vryheid
A Dutch farmer, wife, and their young son witnessed a lion playfully interact with the child as the boy gathered wildflowers. The lion nimbly dodged a shot and left with a lioness retreating into tall grass, provoking a guided hunt that found the lions missing.
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Vryheid
East Rand Express
Jefferson County's Best Paper Delivers Fairfield Tribune News
The Fairfield Tribune invites readers to subscribe for the latest Jefferson County news, local updates, and community reporting from Fairfield and surrounding areas. Subscribe to stay informed about events, announcements, and regional happenings.
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Jefferson County
Fairfield Tribune
Relieve Rheumatism with Home Mixture Step by Step
A printed remedy suggests taking a teaspoonful after meals and at night of a fluid dandelion extract a compound karyon and a syrup sarsaparilla blend. It claims relief from early doses by cleansing kidneys and blood of uric acid and toxins and promises prevention of kidney and urinary disorders with regular use.
New Milking Machine Promises Simple, Efficient Dairy Use
A European simple mechanical milker with four suction pumps operates at 45 revolutions per minute. Four teat cups milk sequentially, draining directly into a pail. One power source can run several machines. the device is patented worldwide and touted for ease of use by a boy of ten.
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Europe
Popular
Topeka Capital Expresses Harsh View on Castro Action
The Topeka Capital states a strong opinion that surgical action against President Castro should begin and end at the neck, signaling a harsh and decisive stance on the issue.
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Topeka Capital
Castro Shoulgin
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