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A local retailer touts its creed of small profits and quick turnover to keep trade strong. The slogan emphasizes aggressive pricing and fast resale as the business model.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
2
A local retailer touts its creed of small profits and quick turnover to keep trade strong. The slogan emphasizes aggressive pricing and fast resale as the business model.
News items note the Improvement Association meeting at the library, KE R Smith to speak at Merrimac July Fourth, a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs C H King, and market prices for spring chickens at Weikert's. Also reported are rail fare specials by C B & Q, business changes, clergy notes, licenses issued, a resignation, a cruelty to animals charge, a federal arrest, a wedding at the courthouse, vandalism in an orchard, and sewer site planning by Ottumwa engineer C R Allen.
The Fairfield Creamery Co. elected Ralph Lamson Thomas Crawford John Koons W J Kyle and Harley Hoopes as directors. Officers chosen: President Harley Hoopes secretary Ralph Lampson and treasurer W G Ross. Burglary at W S Edwards Bicycle Shop. thief took bicycle screw plates worth about 26 dollars. police expect to catch the culprit.
For Rent. An eight room house cellar well cistern all in good condition. J. B. MONFORT.
Tuesday morning a horse hitched to a buggy owned by Mr Huffman near Libertyville became frightened when its bridle loosened. It ran down West Burlington, turned south, crashed into a sidewalk breaking the buggy top and carriage step, then stopped near the school house. No one was in the buggy.
A preliminary meeting at I. D. Jones office outlined the twentieth annual reunion of Jefferson county old settlers. The event will be September 10 in the city park with committees named for program speakers music decorations badges and logistics. notices for mercury catarrh cures inserted.
Raney and Simmons offer loan options with low rates and easy terms. The notice highlights accessible financing for borrowers seeking small sums.
Jacksonville June 25 1898 report from Company M describes slow recruitment four new men Chas Robinson Rolla Peters Wm Baker Walter Corey, officers changes Brig Gen Bancroft in charge, pay day finally arrived with seven dollars twenty five cents per man and two dollar treasury notes, hard tack rations replacing bread, new canvass uniforms issued to officers and soon to men, letters back to readers explaining stamps now affordable and mail delays easing.
J D McDowell’s store now carries Dr King New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with a trial bottle offered free. The remedy is praised for curing Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness and throat chest and lung complaints. Guaranteed to cure or money refunded.
The Idlewild Ice Cream and Candy Store offers a fine new fountain glass washer and up to date fixtures at a great bargain. Inquiries invited at the Opera House Block in Fairfield Iowa.
I offer pasture for cows at one dollar per month cash in advance on my farm located one half mile south of the city limits. Inquiries may be made at the farm of Wm Droz, agent.
A product named Mae Cure Constipation Forever and a candy cathartic advertised as 10c or Se fails to cure constipation and offers refund of money. The notice implies consumer dissatisfaction and a money-back guarantee.
The act authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture to buy seed samples in open market test them and publish results with seedman names if below standard. Testing begins July 1 1898 to curb sale of poor seed protecting farmers gardeners and reputable seed dealers. Department will provide purity and germination standards and a list of injurious seeds upon request.
Advertisement extols Grain-O as a tasty nourishing beverage for children and adults, claiming digestion aid and nerve strengthening. It is pitched as a healthful coffee substitute, costs about a quarter of coffee, and is sold by grocers. Also included is a note on poultry health and a solicitation to write for more information from LaMoille Ill. Lamolle D. Co.
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