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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1912

Page

3

Mission Women to Meet at Ottumwa Iowa

Ottumwa Iowa July 5 The Methodist Episcopal Church United Foreign Missionary Society will hold its third quarterly meeting in Ottumwa July 12 with about 300 members. Three returned missionaries Miss Fannie A Perkins Miss Lydia A Trimble and Dr Agnes Edmunds will speak on their fields in Burma Foochow China and Chungking China. Des Moines branch officers will attend. The program runs from 9:30 a m to 11 30 a m and 1 30 p m with devotionals reports lectures and addresses by the speakers and officers.

Ottumwa Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church In Foreign Lands Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Fannie A. Perkins Thandung Burma Lydia A. Trimble Foochow China Agnes Edmunds Chungking Kansas City W. H. Arnold Des Moines Estella Humphrey Carroll Flora S. Dudley Indianola Lydia Trimble Kate E. Moss George Irmscher Manila S. D Jeanette Lewis Mount Vernon Mary Q. Evans Maryville M. H. Lichliter St. Louis F. S. Dudley Ower S. Dow Garner Ella Pichereau Fort Madison M. T. Thompson Bedford Dow

Iowa Millionaire Adopts Daughter in Romantic Change

Los Angeles reports Mrs Elizabeth Murray Newman a widow living in a hotel becomes Miss Elizabeth Murray Coffin heiress of millions. She is to fund philanthropic efforts including an industrial farm and a women’s agricultural college in Iowa after being adopted by 89 year old Lorenzo S Coffin of Ft Dodge Iowa.

Miss Coffin Withal Newman Senator Murray Iowa University Middle West Coffin Agricultural College Los Angeles Cal Elizabeth Murray Newman Elizabeth Murray Coffin United States

Linby Sayings Bank Statement 1912 Iowa Lincoln County Jefferson

The statement of the Linby Sayings Bank of Lin- Yowa Jefferson County IA at close of business June 29 1912 shows assets total 34950.86 with bills bonds and cash 844.22 deposits 23795.97 real estate 1210.00 personal property 1914.00 and other items. Liabilities total 34950.86 including deposits 1401.21 and other liabilities with capital stock 10000.00 and surplus 13031.13. F. R. Gambell President swears the report true and correct before Notary William R. McVey on July 2 1912.

Linby Sayings Bank Iowa Lin- Yowa Jefferson Rational Bank Tim Iwokesves Jefferson County F. R. Gambell William R. McVey R.E. Mowery T. Kenyon C. B. Ruggles

Three Drownings Highlight Need for Rescue Gear

Des Moines officials call for more rescue equipment after three drownings in 24 hours. Brothers John and William Gordon drowned in the Des Moines river at East Twenty Fourth Street, and 15 year old Arthur Kaldenburg died in the Racoon river at West 30th Street. Kaldenburg's body, recovered with grappling hooks, was found as his mother attended another funeral.

Des Moines John William Gordon East Twenty-Fourth Street Arthur Kaldenburg Racoon West 30Th Street Kaldenburg Tunis Kaldenburg West 13Th Street Ernest Thomas Johnson West Eleventh Street Racoon River Frank Badgley W. J. Mayer Tom Cross Kladenburg David Shellenburg Pella Iowa

Peoria Tourist Dies After Auto Flips Into Ditch

Mrs. Wm. Scanlon of Peoria Illinois was killed when a car overturned near Decorah Iowa about fifteen miles north while heading to Mason City. Her husband escaped and tried to free her as the vehicle slid into a culvert. The accident occurred at a slow speed and rescue efforts arrived too late.

Peoria Decorah Iowa Wm. Scanlon Mason City

Odd Fellows Dedicate Mason City Home Attracts State Lodges

Burlington Odd Fellows praise Mason City dedication of the order’s handsome home funded by Iowa lodges including Rebekahs. The event features music by Home Children and Home Orchestra, short addresses by H C Ring C W Paschal J F McGinty Lena Ring Stymest Stevenson and others. The Mason City orphans home is noted as established for years.

Odd Fellows Burlington Mason City M. P. Shorts Odd Fellows’ Home Rebekahs H. C. Ring Cedar Rapids Iowa C. W. Paschal Belle Plaine J. F. McGinty Knowlton Lena T. Ring Rebekah Assembly Stymest Stevenson Council Bluffs

Agnes Fitzpatrick Dies on Elks Special Train

Mrs. Agnes Fitzpatrick wife of Thomas Fitzpatrick of Dubuque Iowa member of the credentials committee at the Elk convention in Portland died suddenly last night near Harlowton Montana aboard the Elks special train from Dubuque to Portland The body will be sent to Dubuque

Agnes Fitzpatrick Dubuque, Iowa Butte Mont Thomas Fitzpatrick Dubuque Iowa Portland Harlowton

Iowa Farmer William Reinhardt Murdered Near Webster City

William Reinhardt, a Webster City farmer, was shot in the back and killed tonight while driving to town. The shooter was concealed near a bridge and police have no clue to the identity of the slayer.

Webster City William Reinhardt

Train Hits Automobile Near Packwood Sunday

Packwood Iowa July 8 a dangerous railroad crossing near the grain elevator nearly caused a tragedy Sunday evening when Fred Britton his wife and daughter and Miss Helen Burke were hit by an eastbound train. The car was carried twenty feet onto a side track yet all occupants were uninjured though the machine was badly damaged. The car belonged to J D Snider president of Southeastern Telephone Co and was driven by Fred Britton the line man.

Fred Britton Helen Burke Packwood Fairfield J. D. Snider Southeastern Telephone Co

Paullina Men Poisoned by Wrong Jug In Car

Paullina IA July 7 two men Jacob Johan sen and Allie Jensen were injured after drinking from a jug containing lye in their automobile on the way home from Primghar. Found suffering in their car at 5 AM they received medical aid as doctors say stomach acids may have tempered the poison and they may still die.

Paullina Jacob Johansen Allie Jensen Primghar

The Office Boy's Windfall

A misprint in the Washington Star turns a notice about poetry into a joke about poultry. The office boy profits briefly by selling daily scraps from the wastebasket to the junkman over two weeks.

Washington Star Crestville Junkman

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