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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
15
A look at spring fashion and shopping choices noting Eastertide as a seasonal marker. The piece contrasts buying from different sellers and teases a new display of Spring Goods, hinting at volume and vendor variety. It emphasizes being on the right side of the fence and invites readers to anticipate the showings.
A frail man named J. J. Havens faced long kidney disease with no relief from doctors or remedies. Electric Bit cured his ailment, placing him on his feet and leading to a complete recovery. The tonic, claimed as best for liver and kidney issues, is sold by Shriner & Swayze, druggists, Mar.
A meeting is set for Friday March 25 at 3 30 p m in Library hall to organize the Fairfield Chautauqua association and elect officers. The group has 165 members and hopes to exceed 200 by organization day. All interested are invited to attend.
Dr. T. L. James returns from a trip to the Isle of Pines while Mrs. James completes a visit with relatives in Ohio and both are due back soon.
A continued stream of visitors and residents traveling between Fairfield and nearby towns fills the week. People from Burlington, Washington, Ottumwa, Keokuk, Chariton, and Corning visit Fairfield for business, family gatherings, or to join relatives, with several families planning moves or returning from trips to Illinois, Nebraska, and Colorado.
A local advertisement announces special prices valid from March 25 to April 2. It highlights discounted items and store details for shoppers planning a visit. The notice emphasizes limited-time offers and encourages early purchase to maximize savings.
Mrs Mary Reed of East Burlington street and Mr and Mrs Ralph McPherson left for Emerson Iowa. Rev Funkey and family depart next Monday for Mt Carroll Tl for a new home. Mrs W M Campbell returned Saturday night from Menlo Iowa after the death of her sister.
The almanac marks the first sunny spring day as crowds fill the public square on a pay Saturday. Politicians shoppers and farmers mingle while clerks and couples observe a festive mood amid talk of roads and politics.
A Presbyterian church youth social gathering was held last Thursday at the parsonage with decorations in green for St. Patrick’s Day. The program featured instrumental duets by Ralph Huston and Linna Huston, a vocal duet by Helen McGrew and Mrs. Mabel Bridges, a recitation by Linna Huston, a male quartet led by Miss Cora Ball, and a lantern tableau with Helen DeMarsh interpreting a hymn. The evening ended with guests departing pleased with the recreation.
Shriners and Swayze endorse Hyomei as a natural remedy for catarrh colds coughs and grip. The sales pitch emphasizes breathing through a pocket inhaler to deliver medicated air into the throat and respiratory tract.
We will show you an assortment of the very newest creations at prices you will be pleased to pay. Seasonable souvenirs given to the dies. Don't Forget our GREAT LOOM END SALE is still on, and affords excellent opportunities to purchase your Easter and Spring wearing apparel. A great money saving offering to the men in hats shirts neckwear pants and overalls. We can give you bargains this year of better value than ever at.
Hyomei is presented as a healing inhalant for catarrh and lung ailments. The ad claims it purges disease germs from airways and soothes mucous membranes, with a portable meat inhaler kit priced at $1 and refills at 50 cents. Shriner and Swayze guarantee satisfaction with money back if not helped.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Lorring organized a surprise birthday party for her son Harry. About forty guests enjoyed decorated rooms, games, and music with refreshments prepared by Mrs. Lorring. The event ended with gifts and warm wishes for future celebrations.
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