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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

3

Woman to Build Church Leads Clinton Catholic Edifice

Mrs. N. C. Bacheller of LaCrosse Wis., wife of a well known local contractor, won the contract for Clinton Iowa the erection of St Patrick is Catholic church and will supervise all construction. At 30 she directs stonemasons bricklayers and carpenters on the site nine hours daily showing marked aptitude in the building trade.

Clinton N. C. Bacheller LaCrosse Wis St. Patrick’s Catholic Bacheller la Crosse

Baptists Elect President At State Meeting

The Rev. D. A. Holmes of Davenport was elected president of the Iowa State Baptist Association at Centerville IA. He will represent Iowa Baptists at the Western States and Territories convention in Topeka Kansas, meeting this Wednesday.

D. A. Holmes Davenport Kansas Third Baptist Church Iowa State Baptists Centerville Iowa

Farmer Dragged to Death in Rural Accident

Sam Camp aged fifty five was fatally injured near Forest Home when horses pulling a rake dragged him through a barbed wire fence and across a plowed field. He died Monday morning at 9 a.m. He had no local relatives but many friends.

Montezuma Sam Camp Forest Home

Archer Stockman Crowns.

Archer Iowa June 24 The body of a stockman is found in a rural area near Archer. Authorities investigate death as a possible accident or foul play while residents await more details from the sheriff and coroner.

Archer Stockman Archer, Ia

Farmer O Yarrington Found Dead in Water Tank

Near Archer, O Yarrington a prosperous farmer and stock man was found by family in a water tank on his property. Authorities doubt foul play and suspect he fell in, noting he was a cripple and could not escape. The exact cause remains under investigation.

O. Yarrington Archer

Bucklen’s Amica Salve Praised For Sores and Eyes

A Hope Texas resident D L Gregory extols Bucklen’s Amica Salve for cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. The advertisement notes rapid healing and recommends the 25 cent product at Frank S Shriner’s drug store in June.

Bucklen O. K D. L. Gregory Hope Tex Frank S. Shriner

Reflections of a Bachelor Card Players And Trust

A New York Press quotation discusses marriage dynamics and perception. It notes wives granting autonomy, men accepting less pleasure to avoid more pain, trust versus mistrust, and women as adept card players and conversationalists. It ends with a jab about a woman’s girlish appearance and deceit in dress.

New York Press

Just What Everyone Should Do

Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for sudden bouts of colic and diarrhoea. He praises it as one of the best medicines he has used and says it has helped during several attacks. Sold by Frank S Shriner. June.

J. T. Barber Irwinville Barber Frank S. Shriner

Family Battling Ptomaine Poisoning After Sardines

In Colo Iowa on June 24 the Fincham family north of town contracted a severe ptomaine poisoning from sardines at dinner. Robert Fincham and two sons were taken ill, feared fatally, but quick medical aid revived them and reduced the danger.

Colo Robert Fincham

Mulct Law Fight in Prospect in Council Bluffs

Council Bluffs ministers press for strict mulct law enforcement amid talks with saloonkeepers and Mayor Macrae who favors keeping slot machines and screen-less interiors for revenue. Pastors threaten wholesale complaints if the law is not properly observed and minors are exposed to saloons.

Council Bluffs Macrae

Attempt to wreck Hagenbeck show shocks Fort Dodge

Mike O'Brien a canvas man with Hagenbeck show is jailed in Fort Dodge Iowa on charges of trying to derail a train en route from Waterloo. Detective Murphy says O'Brien tried to shut off air while train sped. Rival Hagenbeck and Campbell shows paraded for crowds as both sought business.

Mike O’brien Fort Dodge Waterloo Murphy O’brien Campbell Brothers’ Circus Ft. Dodge Mason City Campbell Bros Oleson Park Round Prairie Hagenbeck

Iowa sheriffs to meet at Ottumwa convention

Ottumwa hosts the state convention of Iowa sheriffs and deputies on July 19 and 20. The program prioritizes brief sessions and amusements. Mayor Slutts will welcome attendees, with F B Anderson presiding, followed by business meetings and talks by M A Roberts and Mayor Samuel Mahon. Thursday closes with Captain S H Harper addressing the group.

Ottumwa Iowa Slutts F. B. Anderson M. A. Roberts Samuel Mahon S. H. Harper

Girl Victim of Assault Near Clinton Iowa

Minnie Paasch an 11 year old girl daughter of John Paasch a Riggs farmer was assaulted and robbed by a tramp about 30 years old near the railroad tracks on the way home from Riggs. She later identified the assailant who fled toward DeWitt as posses hunt the countryside. Authorities fear lynching if captured.

Clinton Iowa Minnie Paasch John Paasch Riggs DeWitt

Speaker Cannon Loses Footrace in Burlington Stop

A special train carrying the congressional delegation to the Portland exposition stopped in Burlington Ta on June 26. Speaker Joseph Cannon raced Mrs. L W Busby in a hot foot race and finished second, amid high spirits over the Alaska trip and excursion.

Illinois Statesman Burlington Portland Exposition Alaska Burlinton Thomas Hedge Joseph Cannon L. W. Busby

Train Collision Fatality at Buxton Yard

June 26 reports reach Buxton Indiana of a gasoil car collision on the Northwestern track. Dr. Woods escaped injuries after steering to the side. Sam Steele, a colored man, was killed when the pilot beam struck him as the car neared an oncoming train near the coal company store yard.

Sam Steele Dr. Woods Buxton Oskaloosa Woods Steele

Grinnell Man Killed By Train Near Kellogg

William Bell, about 50, a farm hand from Grinnell, was found dead on Rock Island tracks near Kellogg after being ordered from town for intoxication. He allegedly laid on the rails and was struck by a train at night. the coroner's jury ruled accidental death and the body was sent to relatives in Grinnell.

William Bell Kellogg Rock Island Grinnell Bell George Turner Marshal Faircloth

Father and son drown at Waterloo resort

C W Young aged 47 and his son Ross aged 16 of Britt Ia were drowned while swimming near Sans Souci summer resort Waterloo Ia on June 26. Ross, a poor swimmer, attempted to rescue his father as a passing pleasure steamer sent waves over them. both died. The remaining Young family lives in Britt Ia. They were not well known locally.

C. W. Young Ross Young Britt Waterloo Ross Sans Souci Britt Ia Fairfield

Alleged Forger Arrested After Checks Cleared Fort Madison

E D Thomas jailed in Fort Madison Iowa on four forgery counts after being released from prison eighteen months ago where he served two years for the same crime. He had prior sentences at Anamosa Stillwater Joliet and used four checks totaling eighty five dollars to obtain money here.

E. D. Thomas Fort Madison Anamosa Stillwater Minn Joliet Ill

Burglars Loot Franzwa’s Machine Shop in Carroll

Burglars entered Franzwa’s machine shop between Saturday night and Monday morning and stole tools valued at about 35 dollars. Swenders bloodhounds tracked the trail but abandoned the scent near the ball grounds after too much time had passed. No clues, but local parties suspected.

Carroll Franzwa

For Rent or Sale of 100 Acre Blue Grass Pasture

Property listing offers one hundred acre blue grass pasture with good living water. Contact Risk and Huf stedler for details.

Risk & Hufstedler

Iowa Farmers May Lose Homes Over Rail Land Grants

Proceedings started in O'Brien county threaten to open to settlement about 12 000 acres of Iowa land held under an old Sioux City and St Paul railway grant. Farmers who have occupied the land for 15 to 20 years must show cause within sixty days why their railroad purchased patents should be opened to homesteaders and settlement, risking homes and improvements.

O’brien Sioux City Iowa O’brien County

Logan Boy Poetry Prize Won at Amer ican Boy Day

Angus M. Berry of Logan Iowa captured the $25 prize for the best poem by a boy under 21 at the Lewis and Clark exposition. He will recite the poem at the Portland festival hall celebration on July 6. Berry previously won a similar prize at the St Louis exposition.

Angus M. Berry Logan Angus M. Merry Festival Hall Portland Berry

Cupid Defeated by a Country Belle Smile

A bachelor finds a love note in his socks claiming matrimonial aims from a 20 year old country belle. He replies with hope, only to receive a return message revealing the sender is forty years older and an old maid, having not intended to advertise. The tale ends with his embarrassed defeat.

Cupid Lts Shhatlenberger Bright

Prescription for nerves shortens patient bill

A country doctor recounts a patient story after writing a prescription. He says the druggist would charge sixty cents, and when asked to lend money, he scratched out a part of the prescription and returned ten cents, noting the scratched portion was for the patient’s nerves.

Philadelphia Ledger

Frontline veteran rebukes reception with bluff humor

In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, a maimed veteran corrects a guest calling him a gunner. He says he was one of the men in front of the guns, not behind them, insisting he bears the battle scarred look of direct combat.

Miss Scott Chicago Tribune

A Mother's Solicitude at the Wedding Journey

A Chicago Record-Herald piece records a mother advising her son John on his marriage trip to be kind to Geraldine, noting she always falls ill when she eats hot dogs, then she weeps as she resumes her duties.

John Geraldine Chicago Record-Herald

Collector Faces Commission Line of Credit Drama

A creditor moves to collection, addressing Mr Slowpay and hinting at a tailor’s invoice dispute. The exchange features a sharp suit and a taunting tone as the collector questions commission basis and responsibility, with a whispered aside about “Vac Tan” and an evasive reply.

Mr. Slowpay

Sorrow and the meaning woven into life

A reflective meditation on sorrow as a constant weave in life. The quotation notes that sorrow reveals the sacred meaning of pain and that understanding its depth leads to a fuller grasp of existence. It attributes the insight to F. W. Robertson.

F. W. Robertson

Married Couple Sparks Hidden Kiss Demand

A quarrel between a married couple reveals a pattern where the wife asks for a kiss and the husband claims the kiss is tied to money, reflecting a broader theme of gender expectations. Illustrated Bits presents a short humorous clash.

Hypocrisy as folly urges appearance over reality

A quote attributed to Lord Burleigh contrasts the ease and safety of seeming one thing with the difficulty of truly being what one is. It warns that pretending to virtue rather than embodying it is folly.

Lord Burleigh

Advice to Bathers and Western Travel Deals

Advice to bathers cautions about drowning risks near ponds and the shore. It covers staying calm, avoiding cramps, swimming with partners, and respecting fatigue. The piece then advertises Burlington summer travel specials to the West from Portland, Yellowstone, Cody, the Black Hills, and other destinations with reduced rates and durations.

Unusually Low Rail Rates West and Northwest Announced

The Burlington Route offers half fare round trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Utah with dates from May to September and special summer windows. Westbound Pacific Northwest trips to Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver start May 23 with $49 to $60 prices and 90 day return limits.

Lewis and Exposition Portland California Northwest Yellowstone Park Park Gardiner Monida Scenic Colorado Cody Big Horn Basin Black Hills South Dakota Deadwood Hot Springs Lead and Custer Sheridan Wyo Burlington P. KE. Heflin Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Utah Pacific Northwest Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Billings Scenic Rockies St. Paul

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