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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1909

Page

2

Fairfield Housing Growth And Church Seeks Pastor

Harry S. Ball relocates from a country home to West Broadway joining A. W. Jaques with plans to build. Charles Taylor also plans a West Broadway residence next summer. The First Presbyterian Church invites Willis W. Montgomery of Georgetown Ohio to become pastor, with his Ottumwa brother R. A. Montgomery on Parsons College board.

Harry S. Ball Town West Broadway A. W. Jaques Mr. Ball Charles Taylor Fairfield First Presbyterian Church Willis W. Montgomery Georgetown Ohio Montgomery R. A. Montgomery Ottumwa Parsons College

Fairfield News Roundup Abounds With Local Movements

Long list of movers and events includes Eddie Prather illness, Prather reunion in Russell Iowa, Edna Warren rising to Libertyville school principal, S LaTourette moving to Oregon dairying near Portland, Geo W White seeking land openings at Standing Rock, Ira Westenhaver claiming 160 acres, Hisel selling large stock of horses and cattle, draft of bums to the south, postponed Sunday School convention near Prairie Chapel, Mrs Russell E Whipple arrival, Webber bound over on robbery charge, Bowermaster return from barber convention, Gobble family anniversary, evangelistic meetings at United Presbyterian, Dr J Annis considering Fairfield as permanent home, Ruth Nelson wrist injury, Dad Lowther in Fairfield, Lewis Reynolds wedding, Collier family escape from house fire, Smyth and Collier prominence in Keokuk county.

D. A. Collier Keokuk H. C. Raney Fairfield Collier Smyth Smyths Colliers Keokuk County Raney

DeWitts Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve Sold Locally

For a clear head and a strong mind DeWitts Little Early Risers the famous little liver pills. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is unequaled for anything where salve is needed especially good for piles. Sold by Frank S Shriner drug store.

DeWitt Frank S. Shriner

Curing Cold in Advance Says Dr Woods Hutchinson

A column from October of Woman's Home Companion cites Dr Woods Hutchinson arguing most colds are mild and self resolving in 4 to 6 days. He urges prevention through fresh air, exercise, rest, and avoiding ill ventilated spaces, with emphasis on natural defenses over remedies. Kodol aids digestion and is sold by Frank S Shriner drug store.

Woods Hutchinson Woman's Home Companion Legion Frank S. Shriner

Cure for Nervous Debility Promised by Chicago Specialist

In 1908 Heber Zacharias of Edgerton Wis says Dr Shallenberger of Chicago, who visits Janesville monthly, treated his nervous debility and general nerve weakness and completely cured him. He was discouraged but now feels happy and contented and recommends the doctor.

Shallenberger Chicago Janesville Heber Zacharias Edgerton Wis

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold By F S Shriner

A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a family healer curing burns cuts boils and corn pains. It claims rapid relief for a variety of common injuries and ailments with a call to buy from F S Shriner.

Florence Moses Baby Johnnie Mamie Billie F. S. Shriner

Fred Collins Livery and Feed Barn Ad

Livery boarding and feed barn offering gentle drivers and a lady broke horse. All calls receive prompt attention.

Fred Collins

Monopoly Not Desired

A witty note criticizes human vanity and fault finding, suggesting people enjoy recognizing flaws in others as a form of amusement. The excerpt uses playful language to reflect on self awareness and social judgment.

William J. Jones Dies in Denver. Rites Held in Evergreen

William J. Jones died at his Denver home on October 6 1909. He was born March 19 1863 and educated in Fairfield. He lived in Denver since 1885 and recently worked for himself. He is survived by his mother a brother Charles E of Albion Neb and sisters Mary and Grace who accompanied the body to Fairfield for interment in Evergreen cemetery.

William J. Jones Denver Colo Jones I. D. Jones Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Jones Charles E Albion Neb Mary Grace Fairfield

Tortoises Consume England’s Annual Tortoise Trade

A report notes that England consumes between 30 000 and 9 000 tortoises each year in domestic cuisine and traditional dishes, reflecting a steady demand for these animals within local markets.

England

Druggists Endorse Chy berlain's Colic Remedy

Portsmouth druggist Frank C. Hanrahan reports six years of selling and recommending Chy berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He calls it a great patent medicine, superior to others for cures and notes customer appreciation for his recommendation. Sold by J. W. Jacho & Co.

Chyberlain Frank C. Hanrahan Portsmouth J. W.ja Cho & Co

Personal crisis reports peak in summer in 1908 Prussia

A recent compilation notes 7643 personal crisis reports in Prussia for 1908. It highlights more reports in summer than winter and observes the least inclination to quit life on Saturdays and Sundays.

Prussia

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