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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
5
A health note warns that frequent meat eating can stress kidneys, causing backache, headaches, stomach issues, and urinary irritation. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily, dissolved in water, to flush and normalize kidneys, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and is safe for daily use.
Local items report Ford trucks brought from Chicago to meet orders. Perry Freshwater and family plan to settle in Pontiac Michigan. Mrs Otto Woel travels to Gary Indiana to visit daughter. Ed Young returns from California. Mrs Lucy Atkinson visits in Fairfield. Robert Wilson of Kansas visits sister Mrs J W Bean. Dr Ray Kirkpatrick attends Iowa State Dental Association meeting in Iowa City. Mrs Lena Healy visits Chicago to see brother Francis Limming. William Fox and Ruth Davission wed in Baptist church. couple to reside in Oklahoma. Kathryn Claire born to Clyde and Mrs Greer in Los Angeles. Mrs John Carpenter visits Takama Nebraska. Birth announced of son to Ray and Marie Greenfield in Douds Leando. mother maiden name Whitmore. Mrs Frederick Doran, formerly Anna Sullivan, in Fairfield on business. plans Ireland and Philadelphia moves. H C Alston visits from Denver on business. Mrs Margaret Gaines moves to LaGrange Illinois.
A Mother's Day observance is planned at the Christian church with a 10 o'clock Bible school and morning worship continuous service. A cradle roll parents class led by the pastor, and an 8 o'clock Bible school orchestra program directed by Mrs. Mercer feature music, scripture, solos, and a sermon by Rev. R. H. Polly.
John West died May 2 at his Fairfield home at age 72 after 48 years in Jefferson County. He was born in Pennsylvania and is survived by his widow two children two brothers and a sister. Funeral services were May 4. William Brier died May 5 at his Fairfield home aged 87 born in Ohio who came to Iowa in 1851. He is survived by three daughters and funeral services were conducted Thursday.
An old remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to faded gray hair. Advertises easy at home use with a sponge or brush, claiming dark, glossy results after applications. Not a disease treatment, just a cosmetic product.
Perry Heflin resigns from the Burlington railroad after more than forty years of service, including over thirty as a freight agent. He cites ill health and the company has not yet accepted his resignation, granting a 30 day vacation for consideration. Also a large sale of household items listed for Saturday afternoon at the I. A. Workman home.
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