Marriage Announcement of College Couple Stuns Local Friends
J E Roth and Co reports Theo Wall and Cleopatra Faith, both Par sons College students, married in Monmouth Illinois during holiday vacation. The pair, from Osceola and Bedford, returned to Fairfield to resume studies before the news leaked. They occupy rooms with Mrs. Smith on East Burlington. The piece also urges local merchants to invest in newspaper advertising and publicity as a path to greater profits.
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Theo. Wall
Cleopatra Faith
Parsons College
Ed. T. Wall
Monmouth
Ill
Mr. Wall
Miss Faith
Osceola
Bedford
Fairfield
Farm for Sale Near Fairfield Seventy Percent Acreage
Farm for sale 69% acres located six miles northeast of Fairfield. Listing under S. M. Minster. Also notice seeking agents for a new Iowa state map and booklet. Address Iowa Public Co. Davenport Iowa.
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Fairfield
S. M. Minster
Ie Ae
Iowa
Iowa Pub'l Co
Davenport
Bucklens Arnica Salve Cures Skin Trouble Says Harriet Howard
Harriet Howard of 209 W 34th St New York recounts years of salt rheum or eczema cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve a quick healer for cuts burns and sores sold by Frank S Shriner's drug store with January telephone reference.
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Harriet Howard
W. 34Th St
New York
Bucklen
Frank S. Shriner
Local notices and ads on farms to theatres in Ottumwa
A mix of local business ads and society notes. Carl & Sattler advertise ground discs, horse shoeing, wagon work, and lowest prices. Elmwood Creamery offers 28c cream. Marriage license Louie Heckenburg and Maydle Lee. The Heart of Chicago at the opera house tonight. Ida Morgan acts as deputy in the county auditor's office. C. E. society hosts socials. Presbyterian church meetings and Ladies' Aid event announced. A 5 percent cash discount until March 31 1905. Basketball game Washington 4 Otumwa 2. Remarks on child discipline and a Cedar township accident. Doctor Shallenbarger testimonial from Soyler of Taylorville Ill.
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Lou Gaines
Vic Lamson
Campbell's Hall
Ottumwa
C. J. Fulton
C. E. Society of the Presbyterian Church
S. J. Kirkpatrick
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Armory
Washington
Albert Cox
Cedar Township
Presbyterian Church
Bert Stanwood
Jno. Coats, Jr
Shallenbarger
Chicago
Soyler
Taylorville, Ill
Fairfield approves second ward school house plan
Fairfield voters approve building a new school house in the second ward with 725 ballots cast 575 male and 150 female. 113 votes were against. Teachers praise the outcome noting the need for more room and Professor Power’s condition statement spurred action. Fairfield maintains its educational prominence.
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Fairfield
Power
Span of Life at the Opera House Delivers Elaborate Stage
The Span of Life comes to the opera house Thursday January 26. A four act panorama with twelve settings including a human bridge a lighthouse and the mines of South Africa. Elaborate costumes and staging enhance the performance.
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Opera
South Africa
Father Hangs Self in Lehigh Jail After Grand Jury Hearing
William Cooper 65 of Lehigh was found dead in the Lehigh jail this morning, having hanged himself with a towel. He faced a grand jury on a charge of mistreating his 17 year old daughter Julia, with alleged illicit relations over three years. Cooper left a wife and six children.
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Fort Dodge
Julia
William Cooper
Lehigh
Cooper
Olsen
Russian Editors Plan to Defy Censorship in St Petersburg
Four editors from the Russ Viedmosti Novosti and Grashdanin announce they will print strike and Sunday events without gloss when printers resume. The Novoe Vremya and others decline to join. letter to the censor not sent, but the four intend to publish facts openly.
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St. Petersburg
The
Russ
the Viedmosti
the Novosti
Grashdanin
Novoe Vremya
Banker's Child brings Shannon’s comedy drama to Grand Theatre
Harry Shannon’s powerful comedy drama The Banker's Child returns after last season’s Legally Dead. Rewritten with more comedy, new scenery and wardrobe, and a stronger company led by the Shannons with Hazel, the show opens Tuesday January 31 at the Grand. Tickets at Thoma’s Furniture Parlors.
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Harry Shannon
Little Hazel
Shannon
Thoma
Frontier Army Post Drama Shines At Grand Opera House
Last Wednesday night at the Grand opera house Arizona was presented to a large audience. The company was first class throughout a company of stars. The play offers a view of frontier army life, with impressionistic pictures and broad details that correct many preconceptions of the wild west. Manager Thoma is giving rare treats and audiences show appreciation across high and popular price attractions.
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Grand Opera House
Arizona
Thoma
Grand
Mother Dies by Her Own Hand in Davenport
Mrs. Geo Albrecht wife of Davenport Ice Company president hanged herself after being awakened by her crying baby. She left a note asking her mother to care for the child. Aged 28 she had suffered nervousness described as temporary dementia.
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Davenport
Geo. Albrecht
Davenport Ice Company
Waited 61 Years to Find Right Girl in Iowa Romance
James H. D. Goodwin of near Oskaloosa wed Elzora May Clifford, 16, after a 61 year wait. The marriage was approved by the bride's parents and witnessed by relatives and friends. They left for a home in White Oak township Mahaska county where the groom has lived as a farmer most of his life.
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Oskaloosa
James H. D. Goodwin
Elzora May Clifford
White Oak Township
Mahaska County
Cockerels for Sale in Ten Days
Twenty five Barred Rocks offered for sale at $1.50 and $2.00 each. Located at 46-11 W. H. Neibert. Sale must occur within ten days.
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W. H. Neibert
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted At Local Drug Store
Jan Spencer Robbed to Aid Crippled Son. Des Moines reports the preliminary hearing of Carl N. Spencer, ex assistant cashier and later bank collector, set for tomorrow morning. Bonds fixed at $2,000. He allegedly robbed the bank for four years to fund medical care in New York City. defalcations around $10,000.
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Dr. King
Frank S. Shriner
Spencer
Des Moines
Carl N. Spencer
Des Moines National Bank
New York City
Deer Killing Question Faces Iowa County Farmers
In Council Bluffs a herd of twenty five deer roams Pottawattamie County causing damage. George A Lincoln state fish and game warden has been asked for guidance on action, though the law prohibits killing deer. He sees no legal workaround.
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Pottawattamie
Cedar Rapids
Ia.i
George A. Lincoln
Rare Clubbing Offer From The Tribune
The Tribune offers a clubbing rate via the following yearly subscriptions: Fairfield Tribune $1.00 Iowa Homestead $1.00 Homemaker Magazine $1.50 The Farm Gazette about $1.50 per year. The offer is limited and ends soon. Subscribe at once.
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Tribune
Fairfield Tribune
Iowa Homestead
Homemaker
Farm Gazette
Orme Ss
Grim tragedy daily claimed by pneumonia in homes
In Oaklandon Indiana a woman with consumption is said to have been given up by physicians but Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. The ad promotes cures for coughs colds and pneumonia with one dose at 50 cents or a dollar and a trial bottle offered. It frames pneumonia as a killer and touts the medicine as a remedy.
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USA
Oaklandon
Ind
King
Shrine & Druggists
Tria
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J. E. Roth & CO
J.E. Roth & CO
Moses Kiger
Thos. H. Lawson
Fairfield Markets
Percy J. Easton
Frank Shriner
Mr. Shriner
Rees Timothy
Emry
Zeigler’s
Carl & Sattlers
Ris Eels
Kate Sullivan
Elmwood Creamery
John McLain
Carl & Sattler
Louie Heckenburg
Maydle Lee
Opera House
Ida Morgan
C. E. Society of the Christian Church
Effie Gantz
J. R. Speck
W. P. Sullivan
Bills
Sullivan
Masonic Hall
the Grand
Guitars
W. Side Square
Fairfie
Allen
Allan
Nature
D. G. Higley East
Oklahom
And
Texas
L. D. Higgins Washingt
G. W. Riniker
Fairfield, Low
Louis Thoma
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