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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
3
The Wesleyan Glee club will present an entertainment at the M. E. church on Monday March 25. The program promises music and performance suitable for a local audience.
Fairfield Iowa invites bids for oak lumber to repair city streets. The city asks suppliers to contact the City Clerk WM Long at 2152 City Clerk for dimensions and bidding details.
J S Kelly offers a nearly new milk separator from Iowa and a Great Western incubator and brooder for sale. Quick sale sought from buyer ready to take immediate possession.
The Catholic church building at Fairfield Iowa offers information and conditions of sale. Enquiries should be made to Rev H J Hogan Fairfield Iowa.
Mr. D. N. Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Virginia says a nail wound healed instantly after applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad promises healing for every sore burn and skin disease and notes it is guaranteed at F. S. Shriner’s drugstore for 25 cents.
Dissolution notice states Harris and Cuddy firm is dissolved with W. E. Harris purchasing the partner’s interest and goodwill. Creditors and partners are instructed to settle accounts at once, by cash or note.
For sale at a bargain a good eight room home with cellar well and cistern and out buildings. It sits four blocks from the square and has plenty of fruit. Inquire at this office. Edwin Tuller of Locust township sold a coming three old filly last week for 170 dollars as prices for good horses continue to advance.
The Fraternal Aid Society held an enjoyable masquerade party at Woodman Hall Tuesday night. The Presbyterian church members at Cross Lane hosted a pre social last week, presenting a successful event both financially and socially.
A terse Philadelphia Record item describes a bum asking a woman for a nickel, insisting he lacks the nerve to take money without asking, while the missus reflects on the scene and the social tension of petty theft and poverty.
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