13 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
1
Fairfield residents see a busy period with the school election naming Ralph Lamson as director, a mayoral and city office convention planned for March 14, and community events from glee club performances to church services. Local notices cover property, employment, and upcoming interurban plans.
The City of Fairfield Iowa invites bids for 15000 to 20000 feet of oak plank to be used on city streets. For dimensions contact the City Clerk WM. L. Long at 2152 City Clerk’s office.
J. S. Kelly offers a milk separator from Iowa and a Great Western incubator and brooder in good as new condition. Contact listing.
The Catholic church building at Fairfield Iowa is offered for sale. For information and conditions of sale enquire of Rev H I Hogan Fairfield Iowa 5150.
Mr. D. N. Walker of the Enterprise in Louisa Virginia reports applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to a nail wound in his foot. The salve produced no inflammation and healed the wound quickly. Sold by F. S. Shriner at 25 cents with guarantee.
Harris and Cuddy dissolution announced with W E Harris buying partner's interest and goodwill. All accounts with the old firm should be settled promptly by cash or note.
A well located eight room house with cellar well and cistern a good barn and out buildings is offered for sale at a bargain four blocks from the square. Enquire at this office. Proceeds will go into the church. Edwin Tuller of Locust township sold a coming three old filly last week for 170 dollars as horse prices continue to rise.
The Fraternal Aid Society held a masquerade party at Woodman Hall on Tuesday night enjoyed by attendees. Shriner's drug store advertised the Kargon Compound Dandelion and Sarsaparilla prescriptions. The Presbyterian church at Cross Lane organized a pre social event last Tuesday, described as a great financial and social success.
A bum asks a Philadelphia Record reader for money claiming nerves to take it from a missus. The woman refuses, highlighting the social tension between panhandlers and polite society.
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