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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1898
Page
7
The Fairfield Tribune lists payment terms for subscriptions offering one year in advance six months or three months for a dollar fifty per term with pricing details and options for readers.
The column lists residents and relatives leaving for homes in Portland Maine Hays City Kansas Omaha and other places for visits or to join family. It notes reunions and transport plans plus a few local arrivals and expositions with scattered travel details.
Four Fairfield area men who enlisted three years ago have returned home within the past week. All served as cavalrymen with the First and Second United States Cavalry. Clayton Rodgers Troop E James Sappenfield Troop I John Price Troop I Ed S Shafer Troop B were discharged at Tampa about a week ago and may re enlist after visiting home.
Martin G Liblin Sr died at his Cedar township home Tuesday June 14 after a long illness. Born near St Louis in 1848 he moved to Cedar township as a boy and lived there all his life. He married Julia Loury in 1868 and leaves eight children Mary E Frank Philip Jennie Fred Benjamin plus others at home. funeral Thursday at nine with Rev J F Magill, burial in Patterson cemetery.
492 acre stock farm known as the Crawford farm four miles south of town. Well watered with good stock facilities. Inquire of Thomas Crawford.
Citizens criticize the county peddler license set at five dollars a year arguing it favors outside dealers from Chicago over local merchants. The piece notes earlier law changes, compares costs for different peddler types, and warns about lower-quality goods and deceptive dealing by itinerant sellers.
Disease plagued a woman seven years until she found relief using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. After one dose she slept all night and with two bottles was cured. Mrs Luther Lutz reported by W C Hamnick Co Shelby NC. Trial bottles free at J D McDowell Drug Store. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Hood s Sarsaparilla cures scrofula hip disease salt rheum dyspepsia and other blood impurities.
The Idlewild Ice Cream and Candy Store advertises a fine bargain with a new fountain glass washer and up to date fixtures. Inquiries at the Opera House Block in Fairfield Iowa.
The old settlers meet at I. D. Jones office on Saturday June 25 at 10 A M to fix time and place for their annual reunion. All old settlers are invited. By order of the president Ep R Norvell Secretary.
A wholesome drink Grain O is marketed as a tasty coffee substitute for children and adults. It aids digestion and nerves, is not a stimulant, and costs about a quarter of coffee. The ad notes profitability in poultry and invites readers to write for free guidance from Lamoille D. Co. LaMoille Illinois.
Commissioner H Clay Evans announces a new policy tightening pension voucher execution after findings of lax and improper practices. The circular warns of criminal liability for officials and cites post dating false certifications and stock witnesses. Walter B Ayers adds that certificates must be sworn with vouchers and witnesses must have direct knowledge.
A description extols the modern beauty thriving on good food sunshine and open air. It notes health and beauty bloom from exercise and suggests using the gentle syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a cleansing laxative remedy.
Lydia Thompson from Ottumwa visits relatives while F W Peebler reports a valuable animal drowned in a well. Mrs M D Claypool and daughter plan Omaha exposition visits and Nebraskan travel. Maggie Hunt, nee Burges, visits her father J M Burges. Helen Perkins visits Grace Warner. Sam Swartz takes a boy to raise. weighs eight pounds. Sunday school picnic at Taylor Moore's. Neil Cowan leaves for Walla Walla Washington. Harvey Orndorf visits Jim Peebier's. Arthur Evans of Fairfield calls. Loren Copeland and Clessa Nelson of Batavia visit. E L Fisher and family visit Libertyville. S C Laughlin and family Sunday at John W Smith's.
Suffering humanity should be supplied with every means possible for its relief. A Lexington Kentucky resident testifies that after six months of Yellow Jaundice and failure with doctors, two bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. He recommends the remedy to others and notes it is sold by J. D. McDowell Druggist.
Readable text notes a shopper choice feature with a focus on selections and items. The fragment hints at a catalog or display urging readers to pick preferred products. No clear dates or named entities are identified.
Clark Tracy and Harry Parsons attended a K. of P. memorial service in Fairfield. Frank Walker of Company M notes hopes of going to Porto Rico. Alex Gordon began hay harvest. Edna Miller of Dakota visits grandmother Mrs. Heaton. Church ice cream social netted 22.50. Mark Toothacre moves from Krum to Middleton, F. L. Frazier to West Burlington, R. S. Mansell to the railroad office. Lampheir at Ottumwa. Hulda Newberg and Marie Johnson trip to Rome.
An old advertisement promises permanent relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It guarantees refund of money if the remedy fails to cure.
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