Climate and Crop Report For Week Ended June 18
The Climate and Crop Service notes below normal temperatures of two to four degrees with moderately warm days and unusually cool nights. Rainfall was uneven but all districts received copious water between June 9 and 17. floods on bottom lands caused local damage though moisture aided drought-threatened areas. Corn progress is good with clean fields, while northwestern oats and wheat faced drought effects and harvest will be light. Haying continues. apples are unpromising. potatoes and garden vegetables are thriving.
Fairfield visitors and residents flock to many towns
Long list of local residents and guests visiting Fairfield or traveling to Des Moines Ottumwa Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Okoboji and other nearby towns. People include W F Barnett Ray Robb Maud Clapper Mary Fate Ada Young May McClain and many more with trips to Chicago Peoria and Mason City. The community notes highlight weddings visits and summer plans.
Floral Wedding at Home of Mrs Stubbs and Mrs Bradley
A June at home hosted by Mrs D P Stubbs and Mrs D C Bradley drew many guests. Roses and ferns decorated a spacious house as high class colored minstrels provided music and a floral wedding program with twenty questions. Lizzie McElhinny won a carnations bouquet for answering all correctly. Dainty refreshments were served by several young ladies and accompanied by out of town guests from Mare Island Cal to Burlington Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bradley
William Ball
East Kirkwood Street
Smiley
Cora Smiley
Winfield
Julia Smiley
Shearer
Paul Reed
Washington
Rogers
Ottumwa
Charles Carter
Libertyville
Ludell
Ernest Hanson
Burlington
D. P. Stubbs
D. C. Bradley
Lizzie McElhinny
Bonnie
Jessie
Hazel Manatrey
Marie Louise Wilson
Bettine Bradley
Krause's Headache Capsules Endorsement From West Detroit Man
Mr. Jno N Wilkie of 36 Adams Ave West Detroit Michigan writes that Krause's Headache Capsules give him speedy permanent relief after years of severe headaches and many remedies. He states they stand without a rival and have cured him every time, sold by Bradshaw Thoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
N. Wilkie
Adams Ave
West
Detroit
Michigan
Krause
Bradshaw & Thoma
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute in letter to Genessee Co
In Goshen Illinois A C Jackson MD writes from Le Roy New York praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He states he compared it with Java and Mocha and finds Grain-O as good as the best coffee he has tasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Illinois
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N.Y
A.c.jackson
M.D
Liquor Seizures and Prosecutions in Wilson Court
The report details liquor seizures at W J Peterson H C Peters and A J Boyd tried in Wilson Court with convictions and destruction. A separate case involving eleven barrels of Hop Tonic from Ogren & Co was heard after a venue change to Justice Stinson. Jury found the liquors intoxicating and seized. appeal filed. costs estimated at 54.75 dollars to Jefferson county taxpayers. Attorney G Bernard Anderson praised for conduct of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Peterson
H. C. Peters
A. J. Boyd
Wilson
Justice Wilson
New Chicago
Chas. F. Ogren & Co
Chicago
G. Bernard Anderson
Justice Stinson
Janiter Polston
Jordan
Cay Raney
Anderson
C. W. Coykendall
Samuel Salts
I. B Humphreys
James Messick
J. C. Ward
C. P. Nelson
J. Marsden
Downey
Fairfield
Anyour Elee Bit Meare, Oran & Co
Jefferson County
Matrimonial Vows Tie Wilson and Miss Marcy at Fairfield
Robert Finley Wilson and Miss An toinette Marcy wed last Thursday evening at the bride's North Fairfield home. Dr D B Jenkins officiated with a small guest list including Dr Stanton of Chariton and P S Junkin of Corning. The couple departed for Astoria Oregon after a lavish wedding feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.S. Junkin
Corning
Iowa
Wilson-Marecy
Robert Finley Wilson
Antoinette Marcy
Fairfield
D. B. Jenkins
Marcy
Parsons
Astoria
Oregon
Dr. Stanton
Chariton
P. S. Junkin
Tom Wells
Burlington
Fred Spielman
Kansas City
Australian coal exports and freight advantages compared
The St. Louis Post Dispatch notes Australian coal yields more gas than European or American coal causing imports to Europe despite high costs. It compares the flow of best coal to Newcastle to displace inferior coal and cites Pennsylvania anthracite as heavier and more space efficient, aiding railroad freight competition against European product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Newcastle
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hinnitt Called to Lead Parsons College Presidency
Dr. F W Hinnitt pastor of Ottumwa First Presbyterian Church has been formally tendered the presidency of Parsons College at Fairfield. He has not decided yet, while Rev D E Jenkins recently resigned as college president. Hinnitt, a Parsons board member, is praised for five years of church service and for his close ties to the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hinnitt
First Presbyterian Church
Parsons College
Fairfield
D. E. Jenkins
Board of Trustees
Hinnitt
Missouri
Ottumwa
Mississippi River
T. D. Foster
Ion Ottumwa
God’s Cause
Fairfield Prepares Fourth of July Shutdown
Practically all Fairfield businesses will close on the Fourth of July except restaurants under a mutual agreement of local proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Krause's Headache Capsules Endorsement Notice
Omaha reader Albert Heller reports persistent headaches and claims Krause's Headache Capsules gave him more relief than other remedies. Address 1114 Parnham St Bradshaw, Thoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Krause
Albert Heller
Parnham St
Bradshaw
Thoma
Poultry Buyers Advertise Cash Prices at Local Yards
C will pay the highest market price in cash for all kinds of poultry at Poultry Yards north of C depot. SANFORD ZEIGLER. Also a promotion urging readers to buy Cain's Money Trusts and Imperialism, with copies available at THE TRIBUNE office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Zeigler
Cain
Tribune
Care Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Catharticle
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation. It claims lasting relief and offers a money back guarantee from druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Thorne
North Side Square
Nickless
Chas
Gage
Hunt
North Side
Undertakers
Junkin & Baker
Climate and Crop Service
John N
John W. Wright
Neibert & Wright
W. F. Barnett
Fairfield Drug Co
Des Moines
Ray Robb
Aetna
Ind
Bernice Snider
Packwood
W. A. Warwick
Kate Burgess
St. Paul, Minn
City
D.P. Stubbs
C. F. Jones
Horton, Kan
Geo. Wray
Chas. McClain
Okoboji
Maud Clapper
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Maud Cashman
Tipton
John Harper
Bertha Gobble
Muscatine
Mary Fate
Eldon
T. Y. Lynch
F. J. Pauly
Maggie
Fairmount, Mo
T. M. Wood
Emma Bozer
Minton, Iowa
Mrs
J. H. Nyenhuis
Helen Jordan
Jacksonville
Alice Corry
Pleasant Plain
Mrs. Spillsbury
Monmouth, Ill
J. B. Youmans
Sam Warmley
Udell
W. J. Funkey
The
Lutheran Church
Frank Wolf
Garden City
Kansas
Della Chidester
Hedrick
Perry McDowell
Ada Young
Hamilton
Ohio
Mrs.Roberts
Burlington Street
Tra Condit
J. G. Condit
F. H. Gillette
C. H. Gillette
Courtland, N. Y
Mrs. W. M. Sparr and Sons of
Miss May McClain
Red Oak
Mrs. Orrin Kellogg
L. A. Harper
E. Fruth
Fostoria
Fruth
J. A. Huglin
Rock Island
Moline
Galesburg
Ill
Sawtelle
A.W. McElhaney
Vernon Hague
Princeton College
Hiram Heaton
H. Haworth
Nettie Jones
Irene
Wm. Shannon
Washington Evening Journal
Frank Zimmerman
Hopkirk
Chester Fordyce
Ames College
John L. Moore
Wm. L. Moore
Laura Robison
Trimble
Reed-Bradley
Wilson Reed
Flora Belle Bradley
Presbyterian Church
Hervey B. Knight
CY Ry
F. W. Hinnit
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