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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1920

Page

3

C B Q Railroad Plans New Passenger Station in Spring

Items from years gone by note the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway aiming to build a new passenger station in spring. Unkrich and Jones dissolve partnership with G A Unkrich taking over the business. Co D Leggett spent days in Burlington. About thirty new Methodist church members were welcomed last Sabbath. Maple trees in city tapped all week. In 1879 C B Q shipped 795 cars comprising grain stock merchandise hay lumber emigrants and more. G G Wells began listing the city’s taxable property.

Grip illness spreads among workers and residents

Dr. Campbell reports two local businessmen G A Unkrich and J Anstead ill with the grip. Ada Black visits Ottumwa for a few days. Dr Worthington notes many grip cases with new ones daily. Dr Eugene Campbell was to sail.

Worthington Eugene Campbell

London hospital course in throat and chest

A fragment notes a course or treatment at a London throat and chest hospital. Details are limited, with no clear patient names or dates available in the readable text.

Throat and London

Local Happenings From Twenty Years Ago

Mayor Ricksher had been on the sick list for a few days. Misses Mabel Warwick and Ethel Dougherty entertained friends. The cold weather brought a smile to the ice man. F F Simpson opened a new meat shop on the north side of the square. W H Pence made a business trip to Eldon and Douds Station last week.

Mayor Ricksher Mabel Warwick Ethel Dougherty Ice Man F. F. Simpson W. H. Pence Eldon and Douds Station

John B Stever and Harry Smith Ownership of Lot Foregrounded

John B Stever and Harry Smith, owners of the lot, appear in the narrative as party figures in a dispute over property lines and development rights. The fragment highlights their stake and potential resolution steps but provides limited detail on the case scope or proceeding.

John B. Stever Harry Smith

Modern hotel to be built this summer in town

Four year-old hotel stood as plans were said to begin a thoroughly modern hotel during the coming summer. Frank Shriner and wife were in Chicago for a few days. John Vies, district head for Standard Oil for seven years, received notice of advancement to a better post. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wade spent a few days with relatives in Maryville Missouri.

Mrs Frank Shriner Chicago John Vies Standard Oil Company C. W. Wade Maryville, Mo

Burlington Defeats Fairfield. league title race tightens

Burlington beat Fairfield 25 to 15 on the Y M C A floor, moving as the league’s only undefeated team but facing a possible title tiebreak with Ottumwa and Fairfield forthcoming games. Seniors fall to Parsons. freshmen win 23 to 11 in curtain-raiser. Dean McKee wins sub-district honors with Old Sal Gray as his selection. Charles E. Russell lectures on the Sea Islands’ economic value. Carbon paper and typewriter ribbons offered by the Tribune office.

Burlington Fairfield Parsons Collegians Stockport Dean McKee Sal Gray Margaret Lyon Clifford Larsons Irma Grinstead Gladys Horton Rowena Neller Song Wilma Sellers Hattie Webber Carrie van Lissel The Butcher’s Charles E. Russell Root Commission Russia America Russell Everybody’s Magazine Beef Trust

He Feels Like a New Man With Kidney Health Advice

W W Wells of Toquin Michigan reports relief from rheumatic pains backache and tiredness after addressing kidney health. The note describes common kidney related symptoms and suggests treatment or preventive steps.

W. W. Wells Toquin, Mich Tam

Promoter praises Romach Pills for energy boost

A customer testimonial credits Romach Pills with renewed energy and improved mood, stating they feel like a new man. The reviewer recommends the product to others and notes frequent use to sustain stamina.

Romach

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C. B Q. R.R Methodist Church C., B. & Q. Company G. G. Wells Ada Black Ottumwa Diver & Anderson Fairfield, Iowa the Star Garage West Standard Oil Station High School News the Tribune League of Tribune Shallenberger J. F. Shallenberger Oakwood Blvd New Chicago Lea W.S. Cromer A. H. Miller Libertyville, Iowa E. Anderson Canale Lpsmith Shoe CO John Ebberts CB Mara First National Bank
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