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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1898
Page
7
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A long local list records Miss Flora McDonald returning from Taunton and relatives visiting Ottumwa. Numerous residents and guests travel, visit, or prepare moves to Iowa, Chicago, Salt Lake City, and beyond, with medical, educational, and business ties noted.
Townley's offers deep discounts on jewelry watches clocks and silverware with prices touted as unmatched by any rival.
A brief notice from South Side Jeweler highlights a selection of gold pens rings and specks crafted for display and sale. The ad emphasizes the jeweler's inventory and local shopping options.
The city school board reorganized from six to five members. Dr. W Fordyce joins as member. Dr C Snook elected president. Two standing committees were created: Internal workings and External needs. Members John Loehr, C M McElroy on the first. A Fordyce and J B Monfort on the second. Treasurer bond approved. salary fixed at 100 dollars yearly. Levy approved totaling 7 500 for teachers fund 3 000 for contingent 2 800 for school house fund. Superintendent Prof J E Williamson re elected for next year at 1390 per year. Board adjourned after further discussion without action.
Brown’s Novelty Store advertises lime and cement in small quantities for general customers. The notice implies ready-to-use building materials are available with no bulk minimum.
The city vote will open at 7 AM and close at 6 PM. Republican nominees are John Taylor, Sanford Zeigler, Joseph Ricksher, and Alex Easton for wards one to four. Democratic picks are L. C. Ball, T. D. McClellan, and H. L. Brown in wards one two and four. Ricksher faces no opponent in ward three.
The Darkest America Company presents an operatic program featuring parts of La Traviata Tannhauser Faust and Pinafore sung by principals and chorus with a solo orchestra. The show comes to the opera house Monday March 28 with costly extras and popular prices of twenty five and fifty cents.
Generous claim from Dr King’s firm as proprietors report giving away over ten million trial bottles for consumption coughs and colds. They assert cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung diseases with free trials from J D McDowell Druggist. Regular sizes 50c and 1. money-back guarantee.
Farm harness in 1.5 inch size offered by Black and Mohr's for 23 dollars. Durable equipment likely aimed at farmers or teams. Sale note emphasizes complete harness with no additional accessories listed.
Advice stresses stocking healthful, concentrated foods for Alaska, Yukon, and Klondike prospectors. Emphasizes reliable baking powder, especially Royal Baking Powder, and urges sweet bacon and best flour. Promotes a portable recipe book from the Royal Baking Powder Co that can be sent free to miners.
A Riverside supplier advertises a high quality team harness set from Black and Mohr. The listing highlights durable construction and reliable performance for training and competition. Potential buyers are invited to contact the seller for details and pricing.
Friends learn of the marriage of Mr. Jacob Funck to Mrs. Sara E. Hart last Wednesday in Des Moines. The ceremony occurred at Henry Caspar’s home and was conducted by Rev. Dr. Breeden of the Congregational church.
Advertisement offers a salve branded as best in world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter crapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per box and sale by J. D. McDowell.
Hugh Laughlin born March 25 1804 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania moved to Erie County as a child. He married Mary George and later Mary Campbell, had thirteen children including John who died in 1861 in defense of his country. Funeral held March 22 at S C Laughlin home with Revs Wolf Springer Minear officiating. Burial in Fell cemetery.
Freshman McGaughey is noted as rejoining college after winter absence. Reports cover Parsons, Penn, Pella, Simpson, and I. W. U field meet planning likely to occur in Os Kal oosa late May. Juniors enjoyed a gay week with events at Miss Cora Smith’s and the Harkness home.
Samuel Ross died without regaining consciousness at his daughter Mrs. G Y Ross's home just after midnight Sunday March 20. Born March 28 1832 in Washington County Pennsylvania he lived in Coshocton Ohio before moving to Iowa in 1864. He leaves wife Katie Ellen Karr four children two daughters Mrs G Y Ross and Mrs W D Hudges and two sons who died in infancy. He was a Congregational church member for 32 years and died near sixty six. Syrup of Figs advertisement follows.
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