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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
2
A large price cut on wallpaper at Peterson's drug store. Sherwin Williams paints discounted at Geo D Clarke's. Miss Ella Irwin named cashier for J E Roth & Co. Candies and fruits advertised as best and freshest at Woelhaf's restaurant.
In Sh I offer attractive bar gains in city or ae priced from 600 to 3000 dollars and several good farm properties for cash. Parties wanting to exchange country property for city residences should see me.
The page lists marriage licenses for James A. Branner and Rosa Estes, restaurant ads for Woelhaf and Cons GaGe, mortality notices, Memorial Day preparations, school appointments at Parsons College, and upcoming church events. It includes notices from the Fairfield Drug Co, a recruitment ad for Poultry Mixture sales, and a description of trains and infrastructure around town.
An upright piano in a mahogany case, slightly used but like new, valued at 300 dollars, offered for 165 dollars. Cash or on time, if called for at once. JUNKIN & BAKER.
After May 31 1900 my business will be exclusively cash. All indebted to me or Simpson and Crail should call and settle. F. F. Simpson, 219 Simpson & Crail. For Sale: four horses, one yearling, one mule, hay press, wagons, hay, straw, grain and seed at reduced prices. Gro W White. For Sale: one blacksmith shop 20x24 two stories and lot with tools for wood and iron work at Lockridge. For information write S T Horton 419 Lockridge Ia.
For Sale or Rent listing notes the Samuel Cockley residence located at 219 Lov THOMA with unclear property details and conditions due to damaged OCR text. The fragment suggests a real estate notice or rental inquiry but lacks complete terms or dates. Local property listing tone implied.
An old ad promotes Castoria as the familiar remedy for children, emphasizing trust and tradition with the slogan The Kind You Have Always Used. The copy mirrors period marketing language and stresses safety and parent approval.
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