Fairfield Ad Section Highlights Local Life and Sales
A collage of notices and ads from Fairfield items including Typhoid illness of Smoke The Court, Fritz & Droz cultivator sale, A V Frazey undertaker, Crail's Restaurant ice cream claims, Kellogg's Bakery baking update, and a mix of graduation notices, bakery promotions, marriage licenses, local events, and community remarks. Includes small-town commerce, personal notices, weather hopes, and civic notes from May into June.
If Now Why Not Then in the Ledger’s Reminiscence
The Ledger editor quotes 29 year old market figures to challenge the logic of today’s high protective tariff. He notes wheat corn hogs steers horses wool and other prices then vs now and asks why higher tariffs then produced lower prices. His aim is to convert readers to protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junkin
Rainy Memorial Day baseball on Alumni field prompts two clashes
A Malleable Iron Co. team faced Turney Wagon Factory champions as rain and mud did not dampen enthusiasm, ending 17 to 5. Simultaneously rural mail carriers beat postoffice workers 15 to 6 at the fair grounds. Highland Park of Des Moines and Parsons College played on Alumni field, 8 to 1 in favor of the visitors. Later city bar members and court house residents gathered at Alumni field for casual play.
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Fair Grounds
Postoffice
Uncle Sam
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Parsons College
Alumni Field
Court House
Fairfield Beats Mt Pleasant Braves In Tight 3 2 Match
Fairfield high school boys defeated Mt Pleasant by 3 to 2 on Alumni field in a swift, exciting game. Casualties included a hit 16 inches above a catcher’s eye, two sprained wrists, and a dislocated glove as both teams played with intense effort and crowding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield High School
Mt. Pleasant
English Lutheran Church Services and Sacrament Schedule
Located at the corner of 2nd and Briggs St the English Lutheran Church lists services: Sabbath school 9 30 a m morning service 1 p m Christian Endeavor 630 p m and evening service 730 p m. Pastor Rev W Luther Bright to preach with a quarterly Holy Sacrament June 16th for new members baptism of infants and benevolence offerings. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
W. Luther Bright
Moving Picture Company Returns to Fairfield Grand Opera House
On Tuesday evening June 18 D W Robertson's Famous Moving Picture Company of New York City returns to the Grand Opera House Fairfield Iowa with all new pictures plus entertainment by N L Baker baritone and Harry Willard premier piccolo banjo soloist among others Reservations for seats in advance urged.
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Grand Opera House
Fairfield
Iowa
D. W. Robertson
Moving Picture Company
New York City
N. L. Baker
Harry Willard
America
Record of Kanawha to Change Management to Prof Geo Mount
The Kanawha Record announces lease of the paper to Prof Geo H Mount after this issue. Mount, two years as Kana wha public schools principal, brings printer editor experience and plans to devote full energy to the paper as subscribers and ads grow. The Tribune wishes him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Nasby
Marriage Notice From Lutheran Church Marital Event
A marriage notice records a ceremony held Saturday afternoon at approximately the customary hour in a Lutheran church setting. The brief item notes a wedding taking place, naming no additional participants or details beyond the venue and time.
Parsonage Wedding of Caviness and McCleary
Rev W Luther Bright joined in wedlock Norval B Caviness and Jennie M McCleary near this city. Both are young people of estimable character with Caviness a farmer by occupation. Best wishes accompany this couple as they begin life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Luther Bright
English Lutheran Church
Norval B. Caviness
Jennie M. McCleary
Caviness
Runaway Collision Fatality Claims Cora Wheatley
Miss Cora Wheatley aged twenty, niece of C G Taylor of Jefferson city, died after a horse shied at a stump during a holiness camp meeting run. She worked as a stenographer for Hanna Garment factory. Parents reside at Hillsboro. Mother treated in Kirkville Mo. Father arrived by morning train. remains to be sent to Hillsboro tomorrow.
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Jefferson County
C. G. Taylor
Oskaloosa
Cora Wheatley
Hanna Garment Factory
Hillsboro
Kirkville
Stormy June Predicted by Hicks and Devoe Forecasts
June is forecast as stormy and freakish with multiple storm periods. Hicks, St. Louis astronomer, predicts severe thunderstorms hail tornadoes and volcanic and seismic disturbances. Hackensack forecaster Devoe outlines a weather menu for the month with varied conditions from frost to heat and heavy rain.
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Hicks
St. Louis
Andrew Jackson Devoe
Hackensack
N. J
Seaboard
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Hunt
Ireland
Oxfords
The
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
J. E. Roth & Company
Frank S. Shriner
N. W. Cor. Park
F. D. Kerrick & CO
Bonnie Wisecarver
Fritz & Droz
A. V. Frazey
Undertaking
N. Court Street
Crail’s
Kellogg's Bakery
Seper Glass
Brown
Shriner's
J. J. Smith
Parsons College Addition
Kellogg's Bread
Mother
Northeast Corner Square
Iowa City
Roscoe
Leo Thoma
Arthur McElderry
Oral Waters
Geo. Morrigan
Jennie
Lou Hirschberger
Bert Chubbuck
Chamberlain, S. D
Kellogg’s Bakery
Creston
Chicago
Roy Keltner
Helen Louise Keltner
Evergreen Cemetery
C. W. Reeder
Lizzie West
Oscar Cornell
Kansas
Larned, Kans
Pawnee
South Side Bakery
the Tribune
Opera House
Thoma
D. G. Higley
East Burlington Street
Manatrey Home
Bonnie
Fred Hunt
C. D. Leggett
Florence Moss
South Side
Ben W. McGinnis
Lena Smith
Jennie McCleary
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Ellsworth Turney
Presbyterian Church
Howse O
2Nd and
Briggs St
B. C. Ellsworth
Mr. Mount
Tribune
Wisecarver
MOI
West Side
ONE Price Clothiers
George W. Unkti
W. B
Dixie
North Side Square