Local events thread from Jefferson county life notes
George A. Howard of Des Moines lectured in the park on the Ancient Order of United Workmen with lantern slides, though lights failed. Mrs. D G Higley hosted fifty ladies for Mrs. T S Black of Salt Lake City with luncheon and social time. Col Logan Fredericks joins Col Wisecarver in new strong area auction firm. Jefferson county farm land averages around $100 to $150 an acre with strong fall sales outlook. Miss Mary Ward injured in runaway near Parsons College and remains at home. Rev Beyer of Brighton spoke on The Holy Land at Plumb Grove. County crop outlook and Southeastern Iowa Medical association meeting in Burlington on Nov 19. Company M reunion in armory becomes annual event. A Gilchrist forty-first anniversary celebrated with surprise gathering. Holy Rollers gospel group entertained in city. Fairfield High ties Morning Sun 5–5 amid complaints of officiating and player absences. Fairfield Rebekah Lodge 096 hosts jollification with visitors from Richland and Brighton.
Barred Rocks For Sale By W H Neibert
Local poultry seller W H Neibert offers entire Barred Rock flock for quick sale as he closes out business. Items include hens and roosters, priced to move. Sale emphasizes final clearance and immediate transfer.
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W. H. Neibert
How is Your Digestion
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. 228 8th Ave San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters relieving acute indigestion and stomach and liver troubles. She calls it the best remedy on the market and notes its tonic and alterative effects. See F S Shriter's drug store. nov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
F. S. Shriter
New Auction Firm Promises Two Auctioneers for Big Farm Sales
Two experienced auctioneers Wise Carver and Fredericks form a partnership to handle farm and high class sales. They guarantee satisfaction or no pay and charge one percent on all farm sales. Fairfield, Town.
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Wisecarver & Fredericks
Fairfield
Town
Notice to Teachers for Special Examination
Notice warns of a special examination for teachers due to scarcity. It will be held at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday November 20 and 21. Those intending to participate must notify the county superintendent by Monday November 16. Beessie Buchanan, County Superintendent.
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Court House
Rummage Sale by Ladies' Improvement Association
The Ladies Improvement Association announces a rummage sale to open all day and evening Saturday in November 1908 to dispose of remaining goods. Come one come all.
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Ladies’ Improvement Society
Iowa State Savings Bank
Ladies’ Improvement Assocition
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Rock Island Limes
Lows
W. F. Fontein
Kurtzmann Piano Co
G. BR. Baker
Cooe
D. G. Higley
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W. A. Stallman
Charles Stevenson
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Gertrude Allender
R. D
Edward Moss
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J. E. Pringe
J. H. Atkins
Thomas Black
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Arthur Jordan
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W. P. McKenzie
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Opera House
M. E. Church
Merl Hood
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Etta Sylvester
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Charles R. Messett
City
Edith E. Carmichael
Arch W. Jones
Pluma Anderson
Earl Hewett
Hewett
Ottumwa
J. S. McKenney
Cromer
Kansas City
R. J. Wilson
Helen
J. Moorehead
Charles Herring
Chester
Trowbridge
Leggett House
George A. Howard
Des Moines
Order of United Workmen
D. G Higley
Higley
Burlington Street
T. S. Black
Utah
Black
Wit and Wisdom
Alice Booker
J. F. Clark
Col. Logan Fredericks
Jefferson County
Mary Ward
Parsons College
Miss Ward
Beyer
Brighton
Plumb Grove
Holy Land
C. D. McPherson
Fairfield Township
Southeastern Iowa Medical Association
Burlington
C. C. Tallman
J. F. Clarke
Tallman
Clark
Company M
Armory
Fairfield High School
Morning Sun
Zeigler
Rebekahs
Richland
Grand Opera House
Aea T At
Iowa
Lincoln J. Carter
Sidney W. Pas
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Bessie Buchanan
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