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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1900

Page

6

County Correspondence Highlights Local Social Activity

May 23 notes show Bertha Hill and Cora Leppo at a C E convention in Keokuk. Visits include Henry Woolsey’s daughter at Hillsboro and Albert McCartney of Chicago calling on friends here. Samuel Laughlin and family paid Fairfield calls Tuesday.

Bertha Hill Cora Leppo C. E Keokuk Henry Woolsey Hillsborro Albert McCartney Chicago Chase Knowles John Coleman Agency Wm. Frakes Ed Colton Birmingham Avis West Point John Whitlock Peter Yost Frank Los Angeles Cal Charley Dan Leppo A. W. Anderson Walter Hope Adam Wilson Ottumwa Robert Bishop

May 22 Local News Highlights and Social Notes

May 22 summaries include M Damm shipping two car loads of cattle to Chicago. Wm Edmund listed as dangerously ill at his employer’s Four Corners home. W T Reeves working on side tracks. Miss Mary Heaton injured finger in a fall. Peter Nelson spent Sunday at home. Local men attended a ball game at Beckwith. Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Hopkirk of Lockridge visited at Mary Johnson’s parents. Baldwin Parson in Chicago on business. due home today. Parsonsville church concert planned for May 26 with an excellent program and good entertainment expected.

Mary Johnson Hopkirk of Lockridge Baldwin Parson Chicago Parsonsville Church

Baptism delayed as crowd expects visitors by river

A crowd gathered for a baptising but arrivals were late and distance moved the immersion to two weeks from Sunday. Other notes: Mr. Mackim moved to Mt. Pleasant. Doss Vanwinkle and Wade Carper toured to Brighton. A severe hailstorm south of the area damaged gardens and fruit trees. Estrus Norton finishes hauling hay. John Schmidtlein visits relatives before traveling to Grundy County and Preston then home to Kingman Arizona. P Salzman was out looking for white.

Mackim Mt. Pleasant Merrimac Doss Vanwinkle Wade Carper Brighton Here Estrus Norton John Schmidtlein Grundy County Will Charlie Scheiber Preston Stella Clark Kingman Arizona P. Salzman

Local Farm News Tells of Cattle Sales and Hat Trade

Grandpa and Grandma Norton returned from a trip to Eldon yesterday. P. Salzman sold his fat cattle last week. Mrs. Anna Salzman has received a good lot of trimmed hats and is realizing a healthy sale.

Grandpa Grandma Norton Eldon P. Salzman Anna Salzman

Local Movements and Visits Reported Across Communities

Charley Mendenhall moved to Cedar creek to work in Bate's coal mine. Dr. Snook called up patients in this city Monday morning. Shan Campbell arrived on No. 86 to clerk for W. W. Israel. Horton Spencer held a meeting at Antioch church Sunday. John Heritage will preach there two weeks from last Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rains push some farmers to replant part of their corn. Geo Shekelton and Geo Leffler left for Afton Tuesday to work piling for the C B and Q Ry. Mrs W S Miller visited Pleasant Plain last Saturday.

Charley Mendenhall Cedar Creek Bate Dr. Snook Shan Campbell W. W. Israel Horton Spencer Antioch Church John Heritage Geo. Shekelton Geo. Leffler Afton W. S. Miller Pleasant Plain

Spring Ride In The City Park

A verse by Kate Masterson in Life depicts a couple enjoying a spring drive. The scene blends urban imagery with playful romance as a horse drawn carriage wobbles then rights itself. The piece celebrates spring’s scents and shared laughter amid light danger and carefree moments.

Hastier Kate Masterson

The New Butler and the Threepence Anecdote at Home

The Wellesley Magazine recounts an English butler who spoke grandly at an at home, announcing guests with full titles. After the master requested brevity, the butler, wounded in pride, finally announced the Penny family as a single brisk sum: Threepence.

Wellesley Magazine Penny Edwin Algernon Pembroke Penny Maud Victoria Penny Mrs. Penny Miss Penny

Poet’s Question Echoes in Violet Ink on Gilt Paper

A London Telegraph essay-like remark recalls a poet’s line about being missed and an editor’s grim response. The quip contrasts romantic note with a sharp dismissal about trust and weapons.

London Telegraph

Quote on public benefactors and world horse population

A Chicago News line notes that many self styled benefactors neglect to give his wife money for personal use. It adds a remark that Algeria and Argentina are the only countries where horses outnumber humans, implying a humorous global comparison.

Chicago News Algeria Argentina

Cowboys Blacksmithing at Four Peaks Camp

An Arizona Grapevine anecdote recalls cowhands at a backcountry camp near Four Peaks who repurposed old wagon tires into fasteners. Using 80 caliber bullets to punch bolt holes, they rebuilt bolsters after breaking, illustrating inventive, rustic blacksmithing born from wartime gunpowder and improvised tools.

Four Peaks Jim Bark Flinders Arizona

Garland and the Virginian as Attorney General Tale

A Pittsburgh Dispatch anecdote tells Garland a Cleveland born Arkansas attorney general, faced with a Virginia aristocrat who brags of North Carolina relatives and a hanging horse thief. The visitor departs, and Garland quips that the man will bother him no more.

Cleveland Garland Lincoln Arkansas Department of Justice Virginia Gyarlands Calina Henry Gyarland Sur Mr. Garland

Stolen Watch Returns After Rough House Grab

A man recounts losing a watch in a western district gambling den during a ten minute brawl. He grabbed a thief in the split second of darkness and recovered a timepiece he kept as compensation for his own loss. Five hundred jurors are summoned monthly in New York courts.

Scott Philadelphia Inquirer New York

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims relief for back pain swelling and frequent urination and offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York.

Swamp Root

Exclamatory Name Sparks Confusion in Harrison Street Court

In a Chicago News report, Justice in Harrison Street court calls O. Mye causing a hush. Bailiff Barnett arrests a meek man for contempt, only to learn the suspect’s name is Oliver Mye and that he had begged alms. He receives a $50 fine.

O. Mye Harrison Street Barnet Barnett Oliver Chicago News

How McCullough Lost a Bet Night Clock Joke

William H. Crane tells of a San Francisco wager between McCullough and another man. Crane refereed as both stood on one foot for a $20 gold piece, with McCullough using a sofa for balance while the other contestant held firm. The other man won, but Crane realized he had been outlasted by the referee's drowsy oversight.

McCullough William H. Crane San Francisco Billy Crane

Never Admit Defeat

A quotation urges relentless self belief and persistence as keys to success. It counsels asserting rights, maintaining confidence, and pushing forward in the modern world, warning that doubt and negativity hinder progress and respect.

To Cure Constipation Forever Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic

A 19th century advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation. It promises relief at 10 cents or 25 cents with a druggist refund if it fails.

D A R Clubwoman Learns Gouverneur Morris Financed Revolution

A D A R member gains quick wisdom at a meeting after confessing she knew little of Gouverneur Morris. Professor Sparks cited Morris as financier who helped fund the American Revolution, prompting a joke about her post at the Fortnightly club.

Sparks Gouverneur Morris Morris Chicago Inter Ocean

Read the Western Trail Free Year Offer

Farmers are urged to read the Western Trail published quarterly by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. It is sent free for one year and requests readers to address inquiries by letter or postal card to G. J. A. in Chicago.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Chicago

Bailey's Laxative Tablets Offer Genuine Cascara Sagrada Relief

Medical prospectus describes Bailey's Laxative Tablets as a cure for constipation sick headache biliousness and liver troubles. The active ingredient is Cascara Sagrada. Chocolate coated twenty or sixty tablet packages carry W. J. Bailey Chicago signature and are sold by Bradshaw and Thoma.

Bailey W. J. Bailey Chicago Bradshaw & Thoma

Astoria The Kind You Have Always Bought CAS

A fragment notes the phrase Your capital is not large but sufficient and remarks the business is peculiar in that it does not necessitate evasion of the laws, attributed to a Detroit Journal quotation.

Astoria Cas Detroit Journal

American Lice Destroyer promoted for poultry vermin control

An advertisement claims American Lice Destroyer kills mites and lice in 24 hours, protects 250 fowls for a year, and boosts profits. It guarantees refunds if unsatisfied and urges poultrymen to buy a $1.00 box, noting druggists may not stock it yet.

Teroute Ind

Royal Rover Listed as 1900 Fair Grounds Stallion Prospect

In 1900, at Fairfield Iowa, stallions will stand daily on the Fair Grounds. Royal Rover 9060 a bright bay foaled May 28 1892 weighs 2000 pounds and has a rich breeding line from Mount Royal Sunflower Prince of Wales and Glenglee. He was purchased from Alexander Gilbraith and comes with a fifteen dollar foal-insurance option.

Breeders’ Gazette Chicago George Bean Balquham Mains Piteaple Mount Royal Sunflower Prince of Wales Kate Glenglee Maggie Farmer Drumore Alexander Gilbraith Wisconsin Royal Rover

Edzardus No 152 German Coach Horse at 1500 pounds

Edzardus is a German Coach horse weighing 1500 pounds with black points and fine style. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the horse. Terms include ten dollars to insure mare with foal and forfeiture of insurance if mares are removed from the county. Care not guaranteed against accidents. If mare or colt have bad luck, another service is offered free next season by either stallion.

Edzardus

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