Local Real Estate Ads Highlight Curbside Valuations
A fragmented notice notes agents promoting property values by opportunistic curbside appraisals. It contrasts active workers with those who only advertise and observe passively.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
13
A fragmented notice notes agents promoting property values by opportunistic curbside appraisals. It contrasts active workers with those who only advertise and observe passively.
Several residents moved to nearby properties and farms as James Frakes and others shifted homes around town. John Thomas Laughlin dies at 74 after typhoid and long illness, with funeral in Winsell cemetery. Mrs Roscoe Riggs travels to Udell for her mother’s illness and church activities note the MFS meeting and pulpit exchanges.
Mrs. Annie Davison of Long Beach California reports Foley's Honey and Tar gave her a restful night after an all night cough. The product eases harsh coughing wheezy breathing and soothes raw irritated throat parts. Jericho and Easton promote the remedy.
Miss Valera Johnson teaches Sunday at parental Chris Johnson home. Roy Cornells returns from Illinois. Ed Ogden and family visit Will Mansham in Brookville. Bethesda services move to Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 every other Sunday. McKee family visits Stockport. Mrs Mohr plans to return to Danville. Edna Ogden hosts gathering for Mr and Mrs Peebler. Laura Clark celebrated birthday at Ladies Aid. Next meeting with Mrs Harry Rider. Frank Ogden and daughter ill in Chicago. J E Prince visits Blackhawk. Dan Murphy and sons plan to move to Missouri after selling farms. neighbors regret their departure.
A Evansville clerk says after weeks of constant thigh muscle pains a doctor found no relief. After a friend's suggestion she tried Foley Kidney Pills and began to improve quickly. The ad notes benefits for backache rheumatic pains and stiff joints. Jericho and Easton.
Hickory Ridge and surrounding families visited Ellis Murphy's on Sunday including Rafe and Eunice Smith and Dale Smith with Smith Ranch relatives. Chester Day traveled to Oskaloosa. Amar Daniels and wife spent Sunday with Perry Snider north of Abingdon. Verle Smith began work for Chester Day this season and George Scott hauled logs to the mill earlier this week.
Public notice announces a special election for the Consolidated Independent School District of Packwood Jefferson County Iowa to vote on issuing 95000 dollars in bonds to build and equip a new school house and acquire a site. The poll runs 1 PM to 6 PM at the Packwood School House with ballots cast by district voters. Ned G. Oliver serves as secretary of the board.
The Farm Bureau conducted two farm management schools last week at Center school Penn township and Odd Fellows hall Abingdon. Mr Pearson, a farm management and income tax specialist, led the sessions and the events drew strong attendance. This week county agents remain busy filing Farm Bureau members income tax returns with 134 returns completed last year.
The Corn club offers five free trips to the International Livestock and Grain Show in Chicago the first week of December 1920 funded by Armour & Co. Winners last year came from Winneshiek Boone Pocahontas Carroll Story and Wapello counties. Forty additional prizes accompany the state corn show. Jefferson County plans a new Corn club for youths aged 10 to 19, with T. M. Deal supervising.
A Missouri state fair participant describes his Duroc Jersey for the Pig club, winning first and grand champion. He notes nine month old pig, measurements, weight of 305 pounds, sold for 625 dollars, and the value of club work in judging and care. Jefferson County Farm Bureau plans a county wide club for youths aged 10 to 19.
Notice states the dissolution of partnership with Dr Bates and that M L Wootten will continue practice in Fairfield. Provides telephone 660 and residence 206 East Madison. Signed M L Wootten on February 1.
Tribune office offers carbon paper and typewriter rib bons for sale. Includes supplies for a wide range of machines. Contact the Tribune office at 42-11 for details and pricing.
A homemade remedy recommends Hamburg Breast Tea mixed with boiling water to relieve cold symptoms. The instruction advises consuming a teacup full anytime, claiming it opens skin pores, loosens bowels, and drives the cold from the system. The note touts safety and vegetable ingredients as inexpensive.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism with a 30 cent bottle claim. It promises immediate soothing relief after a single use and asserts the product is magical harmless and skin friendly.
The Railways lack freight cars and cannot handle all traffic while mills struggle to fill orders. Eclipse offers stock but delays loom. a strong push to build is urged as homes are scarce nationwide and demand remains high.
A remark highlights a modern trend where locating tasks is simpler than finishing them. It contrasts abundance of assignments with the challenges of sustained effort and focus, suggesting systemic or psychological factors at play.
A brief ad claims PYRENE is modern fire protection for farms and suitable for use by a woman with child. It urges readers to “Ask the Eclipse” for more information.
The note urges improving hen care with better fare light warmth water and housing. It warns that Rhode Island Red and other breeds expect humane conditions and predicts continued high prices for eggs despite improvements.
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