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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

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Estate Sale Dates List Auctions Nearby

Sale dates list for J. P. Manatrey probable estate administrator with auctions on March 14 21 and 22. Items include horses cattle hogs sheep Poland Chinas hens grain hay implements and household goods with locations near Fairfield and Ed Parsons Floyd 6 miles east Fairfield.

J. P. Manatrey Ed Parsons Fairfield Floyd

Escape of Three Negroes From County Jail

Two of three men held on a burglary charge escaped from the county jail through a ventilator in the bathroom wall. The escapee, whose size was aided by the loosely fastened opening, left with the other suspect. the third man remained in custody. The local landlord Negro later recovered some of his clothing, and all three had denied guilt while awaiting trial.

Teachers Club Meeting Draws Local Interest

Despite bad roads the Jefferson county Teachers' club met with strong turnout. Golda Hyde won the third grade spelling contest and Tillie Gohn took the sixth grade arithmetic title. Esther Calhoun won the fourth grade reading contest. Judges were Mrs. Leo Gibson Miss Belle Allender and Mrs. Mary Brown. Samuel Pepys possessed about 3000 books stored in original bookcases made for him in 1666 by Simpson the joiner. Pepys began his diary at age 27.

Jefferson County Teachers’ Club Golda Hyde Center Tillie Gohn Buchanan Leo Gibson Belle Allender Mary Brown Esther Calhoun Blackhawk Faye Boley Dan Sauer Beatrice McCullough Samuel Pepy Pepys Simpson the Joyner

Farewell party for Carlson family in neighborhood

Neighbors gathered last Friday evening at the home of W B Copeney to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carlson and daughter Florence who were leaving the community. A pink and white decor blend, a two course supper, and an angel food cake with Carlson and year markers highlighted the event. The neighbors presented gifts as the party ended after games and cheer.

W. B. Copeney Howe Elmer Carlson Florence Carlson Carlson’s

Mrs McElhaney Dies In California

Telegraphic news reports the death of Mrs A W McElhaney at her Los Angeles home on March 18. The body will be brought to Fairfield next week with Mrs Pearl McElhaney. A short funeral service will be held at the grave.

McElhaney California A. W. McElhaney Los Angeles Fairfield Pearl McElhaney

Murphy Dairy Powder Plant Ships Large Austria Relief Order

Muroc powdered milk produced by Rob ert Murphy at Waukon Iowa sold to the American Relief Administration for Austria relief. A $50 000 order fills the plant, with supply to last until April 1 as the factory runs on incoming milk from about a hundred patrons. The Waukon plant is the only in the state powdering whole milk and is a new enterprise with strong promoter satisfaction.

Robert Murphy Waukon Allamakee County America Murphy American Relief Administration Austria O.S. Bailey

Cleaning Up a Bad Gang in Clarke County

Sheriff West of Osceola Clarke county is clearing a highwayman gang tied to a stolen car near Murray last fall. Leader Eddie Adams was killed in Wichita after killing a detective. Frank Foster remains jailed in Creston. William Finterman is kept in Leon. one bandit at large. Governor Kendall and Clarke County board offer rewards. Also notes a water lily paper factory planned for Ocotlan Mexico using fibrous lilies as high grade paper material.

Sheriff West Osceola Clarke County Murray C. W. Jones Eddie Adams Wichita Kans Medical Department University of Kansas Frank Foster Creston William Finterman Leon Pal Kendall Board of Supervisors of Ocotlan Mexico

Meteoric Dust Suspected After Sulphur Snow in County

Reports describe a blizzard with a fiery flash and ash colored snow. Melted snow and water showed blue scum and strong sulfur odor, with ash like sediment and sulfur taste. Similar observations from half the county suggest meteoric dust contaminated snow and water.

Prine

Big Corn Yield Report From Sioux City Farm

Callenius and sons of Sioux City hauled 23 500 bushels of shelled corn and 5 000 bushels of oats to Hospers Farmers Elevator Co. from a 560 acre farm. The corn market represents surplus from 1921 and reserves for seed. J J Seerley of Burlington received 11 000 bushels rent from Mississippi river bottom farm, signaling a 22 000 bushel crop.

J. J. Seerley Burlington

Increase In Iowa Creameries Driven by Grain Prices

W B Barney Iowa dairy and food commissioner reports fourteen creameries added in 1921. He notes plans for twelve to fifteen localities and ties rising dairy farming to land value and soil fertility in northern Iowa.

Iowa W. B. Barney Barney

Egg and chicks for March and April delivery

We are booking eggs and baby chicks for March and April delivery. Regal Dorcas Strain Americas Finest White Wyandottes eggs six dollars per hundred and up. Chicks twenty five dollars per hundred and up. Phone five on eighty. O C Bottger Ollie Iowa.

Americas O. C. Bottger Ollie Iowa

Eight Men In Death Row At Fort Madison

Eight men on death row at Fort Madison penitentiary are slated for hanging within the coming year. The roll includes Eugene Weeks Des Moines April 15 1922 Orrie Cross Des Moines May 1 1922 Ira Pavey Sioux City May 12 1922 William Olander Ft Dodge Aug 11 1922 Joe Williams Des Moines Feb 9 1928 Earl Throst Waukon March 2 1928 Erchie Burris Ottumwa March 9 1923 Roy Maupin Des Moines March 10 1923.

Fort Madison Eugene Weeks Des Moines Orrie Cross Ira Pavey Sioux City William Olander Ft. Dodge Joe Williams Earl Throst Waukon Erchie Burris Ottumwa Roy Maupin

Bender Heads National Teachers Vocational Meeting

W H Bender of Des Moines chaired the vocational education department at a large Chicago meeting. The National Teachers Association leader is noted as a national figure in vocational training for his four years directing the state program and its development.

W. H. Bender Des Moines National Teachers Association Chicago Bender

Fairfield Properties For Sale Ads

Real estate listing offers multiple homes with varying rooms and prices. Properties include 9 room all modern houses at 8000 and 7000 dollars, 5 room not modern at 2200, 4 room cottages at 2500 and 1800 with two lots, 6 room all modern homes at 6500 and 7500, a new 6 room all modern at 7500, and several good lots. Seller offers good terms on some properties.

George Mart Ill. Geo E. Mert Recovers From Lung Congestion

George Mart Ill. Geo E. Mert has been ill with congestion of the lungs since last Sunday but is reported to be recovering. Hard coal is the one important commodity which did not drop a cent in albosp during the low mood period, but actually increased steadily.

George Mart Geo E. Mert

Notice to Junior Poultry Club Raisers of Jefferson County

Mrs. Chas. A. Johnston offers ten egg settings from pure bred White Plymouth Rock chickens at one dollar per setting to Junior club aged boys and girls who record poultry and enter chickens in the Fairfield Poultry Show this fall. Five dollars paid for a choice bird from each setting if sold. R. R. 2 Birmingham Ia.

Jefferson County Plymouth Rock Fairfield Chas. A. Johnston R. R Birmingham

Vintage footwear ad lists varied shoes with prices

The notice advertises children and ladies shoes including brown strap pumps at 2.35 and brown calf Oxfords with leather construction at 4.00. Other items include patent Oxfords, perforated dressy shoes, and a men’s black calf dress shoe priced around 5.00.

Oxford

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