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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
10
J E Roth Co displays a full fall and winter stock. Coats and suits for ladies misses and children are offered at lower prices. Rain coats waist silk and wool waists silks including The Moneyback black silks with claims of purity and reliability.
J B Roth and Co advertise a 118 acre farm for sale four miles northeast of Birmingham at forty five dollars per acre. W P Sullivan of Fairfield Iowa lists contact details.
Classified listing from J. P. Manatrey offering good white oak fence posts and cord wood located five miles southeast of Fairfield. Clear, actionable sale notice with price or terms likely provided in the source text.
For sale or rent a 219 acre farm located 1% miles northeast of Selma. Asking price 40 dollars per acre if sold soon. Contact W. P. Sullivan of Fairfield Iowa for details.
Advertisement notes 215 acres farm and in-town property for sale. Mentions good fresh cows and an eight room house. Incisive contact by Chas H. Gage and B T Rains with inquiries requested at 20 tf.
An Iowa advertisement offers free Hopkins slide gate attachments to the first fifty Jefferson county farmers who mail farm names and locations. It promotes the device as the best and easiest gate maker, claiming it saves time and money and has thousands of favorable users. Floyd Hopkins Gate Co. addresses in Fairfield.
Geo W White and daughter Vera lead an excursion party by train to Holyoke and Denver Colorado, expecting return Saturday. Next trip planned for October 17 with round trip tickets at lowest rates. Contact Geo W White & Co. Land listings range from $3 to $20 per acre.
Ten acres on East Madison street well improved. Will take good property in exchange. 3otf en Jos. Hudgel.
A choice Shorthorn cow is listed for sale on South Fourth Street in Fairfield Town. The entry credits R. F. McGrew with the listing and provides no further details.
A brief item notes fifty five head of calves on the F C Hollister farm northeast of Fairfield. An exchange quips on the letter e as the most unfortunate in English, claiming it is never in cash yet always in debt. The Tribune promotes its news coverage and urges subscriptions.
Rock Island elevator seeks oats and seed. Howell's promotes blankets and robes with prices. J. E. Roth & Co. showcases hand bags. Geo. D. Henry markets corn oats seed after purchasing the Rock Island elevator. Fairfield clergy urged to carry ads. Christian church rally Sunday with greetings from former pastors. Grand Opera House hosts Manners Stock Co with Maria Giffin for three nights starting Monday October ob, tickets at Kerrick's.
The Rev. Alex Corkey will resign as pastor of the Presbyterian church effective November 1. Parsons college football won 16 to 6 at Keokuk in its season opener, with next facing Penn College in Oskaloosa. A box supper at St Joseph's Church New Pleasant Plain raised 165 dollars last Thursday. Henry Buseker led the event, while a Vinton carpenter fell from a second story and injured his head and wrist.
A Tribune ad promotes Miona tablets to strengthen digestion and prevent stomach troubles. It claims relief from pain after meals, belching, sour taste, dizziness, and nervousness, urging readers to try a 50 cent box per meal for a few days, via Frank S. Shriner.
A menagerie of small notices and ads from Fairfield papers highlights local commerce and life. Items include cheap pearl buttons, Lon H. Israel business location, a humorous wedding cost tale, J E Roth Co neckwear displays, Miss Emeline Petersons Brighton recital success, and a dialogue on thrift with residents debating stopping church and home papers amid hard times.
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