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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
5
Seeks purchaser for a 100 acre farm located about 50 miles from Minneapolis Minnesota. Stock and equipment may be included. Sale is due to the death of the owner’s wife. For information write C A Nordeen Braham Minnesota R No 1 Box 182.
Advertises fresh cuts and pantry items with prices for ham roast brisket steak and sausage. Notes include a 5 lb Pure Lard deal and a list of meats such as shoulder pork and hamburger. Announces market closure all day Monday July 5.
Mr Billick advance agent for the Gold Medal shows plans a July week carnival at the Hise grounds. He cites strong testimonials from city officials and notes the license fee of 167 dollars is high but serves to keep poorer shows out. Other items include illnesses from ptomaine ice cream in Ottumwa, travel notices, and new births and marriages in the community.
F. E. Butler takes over as undertaker succeeding A. V. Frazey. Contact at phone 1382 for arrangements and service details.
The Jefferson County League of Women Voters will meet Saturday July 3 at 2 15 p m in the librarys third floor assembly room. The program covers the Civic Status of Women and Food Supply and Demand with talks on Political Status of Women Women and Gainful Occupations Women and Education and Mothers and Children. The six planks of the women platform focus on child welfare and related policies as presented to party platforms in Chicago and San Francisco.
The piece outlines aims for education, federal aid to reduce illiteracy, home economics training, food price regulation, and women’s labor rights. It calls for a women’s bureau, joint labor services, merit-based civil service, and independent citizenship for married women, plus memorials to Anna Howard Shaw and civics schools with university support. The article also notes a program discussion and a half price sale at Drake's.
Westfield Massachusetts Clayton M Root custodian of the town hall has a hen that produced fifteen chickens from thirteen eggs. He suggests the hen laid two eggs after the others were set or some eggs were double yolked. A second hen also hatched thirteen from thirteen eggs.
Roy L. Emry has assumed duties as secretary of the Enid chamber of commerce Oklahoma. A letter from the new secretary asks about changing his enterprise address and states he is busily engaged in getting his bearings.
The county expects a 3,000,000 bushel wheat harvest this year as rest ing begins. Oil fields lie 20 miles east and are expanding toward Enid rapidly. Call 73 el.
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