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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Noble Lockhart describes a year of using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for nerve and health issues. She reports reduced pain and headaches, sleep improvement, energy return, and no relapse after twenty one months, recommending the product to others. Available in liquid or tablet form at all druggists.
An advertisement extols Bulgarian Blood Tea as a natural cure aligned with ancient savages. It claims universal use in the United States, boosting vitality, fighting age, and improving health with endorsements from druggists and massive sales.
The Cincinnati convention nominated Gen. Hancock for president on the second ballot with English of Indiana chosen as running mate. Market notes list regional prices for wheat oats corn butter eggs chickens potatoes hogs and steers. Depot plans at Burlington shift to a larger, costlier design. Local items mention Miss Kate Jones, an artificial stone sidewalk, burglaries at Glasgow stores, a long lived family, and a planned Fourth of July celebration.
A drugstore remedy promises quick relief from head colds and catarrh. Apply a small amount of the fragrant antiseptic cream into the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and open air passages, leaving the user with a clear head and freedom from sneezing and headaches.
Twenty Years. A C J Fulton details salary raises at the local post office with Postmaster 1900, deputy 1000, and clerks Glen Harris and Elizabeth Clark at 600. The Philadelphia Republican nomination of McKinley is reported, plus Gilbert Kannon arrested in Sidney for horse theft near Fairfield. Prohibition debates at local druggists noted.
Ten years ago A. F. Greer wed Miss Helen White at the bride’s home with Rev. C. L. Tenant leading the M E church service. Harold Craft died in a mysterious shooting at Germanville with no weapon or suspect found. Orion Green purchased 10 acres of the Alston orchard near the city at 400 dollars per acre.
Notice is given that the last will of Inez Bennett is on file in Jefferson County District Court. A proof and final hearing is set for July 20, 1920 at 2 p.m. in vacation. Sanford Zeigler Jr., Clerk of the District Court, signs the notice June 18, 1920.
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