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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
7
A long list of residents and guests are noted as traveling to Okoboji Spirit Lake Ottumwa and Marysville Missouri for visits and recuperation. Several locals visit relatives in Fairfield Chicago Ottumwa and Des Moines with plans for extended stays and business. The piece ends urging Democrats to mobilize for upcoming state and county conventions and primaries to build party strength.
Notices announce the Baptist Young Peoples Union convention in Cincinnati July 10 to 15 and the National Republican League biennial in St Paul July 15 to 17. Also Knights of Pythias conclave in Detroit August 25 to 28. Summer rail trips to multiple western and mountain destinations with sales on June 5 and 19 and August 7 and 14. Stopovers allowed up to 15 days. Also an advert for Cascasets Candy Cathartic with refund guarantee.
C A Snow and Co recount their experience securing over 20000 patents for inventors helping protect intellectual property. They offer a free pamphlet on U.S. and foreign patents, costs, procurement, trademarks, designs, caveats, infringements, and key patent case decisions, available by writing to Washington DC.
Advertises a tonic claimed to permanently cure stomach weakness and indigestion for all invalids. It asserts relief from the first dose, guarantees no failure or disappointment, and promotes safety and pleasant use. Sold by Bradshaw Thoma, Druggists, Fairfield, Iowa.
Mr W J Hutchison editor of the Gazette Pleasantville Missouri reports satisfying results from Krause's Headache Capsules. He bought a 25 cent box and one capsule cured a dreadful sick headache. He and his wife have used other medicines by Norman Lichty Mfg Co and recommend them as represented sold by Bradshaw Thoma druggists.
Rev J A L Romig continues revival meetings at the Christian church nightly this week and on Sunday. Large audiences and hopeful conversions accompany the services led by Pastor Rev Lane. Romig, in ministry for ten years, has seen about 6000 conversions, with Prof Dandy and wife providing music. services start at 7 30 each night.
Call Brown's Novelty Store at 2418 J. R. McElderry to obtain a copy of the fair premium lists.
Highland Park College in Des Moines Iowa extends free scholarships usable in any course to young men who can play a band instrument satisfactorily. The College Band has recently purchased a full set of triple silver plated instruments and the offer aims to strengthen the band by supporting interested musicians to pursue education at no material cost. Write to Prof. Arthur Heft director of the band for more information at Iowa 1118 Pu tal e 4 9.
David McIntyre, a young worker on the Q construction train, was loading ties a mile west of town when three rolled back and pinned his left foot, breaking the ankle in the same spot as three years prior. He was treated at Dr. Fordyce’s office and the injury dressed.
A Fairfield Iowa listing advertises a seven room house at 1118 C C Walker with a summer kitchen coal and wood house and a good barn for four horses and two buggies described as nearly as good as new. A separate testimonial from Le Roy New York promotes Genessee Pure Food Co Grain-O claiming health benefits and superiority as a solid grain beverage.
The Democrats of the first ward plan a meeting in J D Jones office on Thursday evening August 2 at 7 30 to choose three delegates to the county convention and two members of the board of election and to conduct any other business. W H Coop, Committeeman.
The Second ward Democrats meet at Tomms Q hotel on Thursday August 2 at 7 30 pm to choose five delegates to the county convention and two election board members. All believers in democratic principles are urged to attend.
The third ward primary will be at city hall Thursday evening August 2 at 7 30. Delegates to the county convention five and two election board members will be chosen. A full attendance is desired. W C Spalding.
Democratic voters of the fourth ward will hold a primary Friday evening August 3 at 7 30 in the office of D P Stubbs. Four delegates to the county convention and two members of the election board will be elected at this meeting. Als democrats and other workers in the cause of the people are invited to attend. H S ANGSTEAD
Cedar township democrats will hold a primary Thursday evening August 2 at 7 30 in the Center school house to select five delegates to the county convention nominate a township ticket and elect a township committeeman A full attendance is desired.
Was It A Miracle The cure of Mrs. Rena J Stout of consumption creates intense excitement in Cammack Indiana Marion Stuart a leading druggist of Muncie says she weighed 1 pound when told she would die Then she used Dr Kings New Discovery and gained 37 pounds and was cured It has cured thousands of hopeless cases and is guaranteed to cure throat chest and lung diseases 50c and 1.00 Trial bottles free at Georges D Clarkes drug store
The democratic primary of Penn township will be held in Center School House Thursday evening Aug. 2 at 8 o clock. Four delegates to the It is urgently requested that every democrat in the township be present. Voters who endorse democratic principles regardless of former party affiliations are invited to attend.
C W Wade sold the remainder of Wilson shoe stock in a lump to L D Tilson of Hedrick who has shipped the stock to his town. Wade will open a brand new shoe stock and agents furnishing department in the vacated store room by September 1. He has built a strong business record since arriving here.
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