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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1912

Page

9

Incomparable Sweater Sale for Ladies and Children

An advertisement touts a broad range of sweaters for Misses, Boys, and Women in multiple weights and colors. It highlights wool and all wool options, pockets, sizes up to 34, and values from under a dollar to about five dollars with varied prices and colors.

Fairfield social round reveals weddings and visits across towns

Monday and Tuesday notes show Mrs. Cuddy of Hedrick visiting Fairfield. travel for the Thoma Carroll wedding in Chicago. multiple locals visiting relatives in Lockridge Washington Des Moines and Sioux City. numerous Rebekah lodge delegates. Mt. Pleasant 50th regiment reunion plans. other visitors and upcoming events throughout the region.

Orval Cuddy Hedrick M. H. Cuddy Louis Thoma Roscoe P. Thoma Chicago Thoma-Carroll Gail Schillerstrom Lockridge Mrs. Bain Washington, D. C Mrs. Jane Cochran East Kirkwood J. T. Davies Kansas City A. F. Marsh Walter Marsh Batavia George Spahr Mt. Pleasant Fairfield W. W. Montgomery Mary Steck Washington Montgomery Des Moines Iowa Synod Bell Sampson Geo. Stephenson Four Corners J. F. Elder Congress Leggett House S. P. Bell Ollie Iowa I. A. Workman Fairfield Rebekah Lodge F. D. Kerrick Hawkeye Rebekah Lodge M. C. Gantz Sioux City Grand Assembly of the Rebekah Lodge Esther Workman F. A. Dustin Libertyville John Samuelson Spaulding Frank Jacobson Cordelia Julius C. P. Moburg South E Street Hubert Howard Esther Lamson Ernest Bates Dakota Nebraska J. S. Gantz Workman Grand Lodge of The Gertrude Geneke Manatrey East Burlington Street Wm. M. Hufstedler Hufstedler 25Th Iowa Infantry Levi Bray Richland John Gard C. F. George St. Louis Elmer Swartzsweter Raymond A. E. Gilford E. J. Dennison Centerville George Yount Harry Ward Mt. Pleasant Journal Walter Stewart Bowman North Dakota Joe Crail C. E. Hampton Rev. Gage W. B. Gage T. L. James Fairfield Presbyterian Church Gus Lofgren Mediapolis J. C. Blackford

Winter Evening Gowns Dominate New York Fashion Displays

New York fashion writers note the return of indoor social life brings heavy emphasis on evening gowns. Velvet and plush dominate coats and ensembles, with broadcloth set to rise for drapery. Designers unveil two and three piece outfits featuring velvet coats and satin or cloth skirts, with varied collar styles and bold combinations.

New York

Black stocks and collars set fashion in historic dress notes

The article details diverse black stock styles with white trim and embroidery, straight collars, and four in hand ties. It notes satin moire or corded silk options, white pique top pieces forming wing-like openings, and the growing use of lace turnovers and pearl button trimmings. It also describes blue satin collars, velvet accents, and contrasting thread stitching as key seasonal features.

Wilson fund details emerge in Clapp Committee hearing

William F. McCombs testified that about 208000 dollars was raised for Governor Wilson's campaign this year with 193665 dollars listed in receipts. Principal donors included Penfield Crane Elkus Untermeyer and Schiff, with McAdoo and Bankhead coordinating support. He noted campaign expenses reached 208133 dollars and that funds were spent from his own pocket early on.

Washington William F. McCombs New York National Democratic Committee Clapp Committee John H.,bankhead Underwood Hugh L. Nichols Ohio Harmon Campaign William G. McAdoo Alton B. Parker Joseph Quincy Massachusetts Roger Sullivan Ilinois Fred C. Penfield Philadelphia McCombs Wilson Mr. Mcombs Wilson Fund Frederick C. Penfield William F. McMombs Charles R. Crane Abram J. Elkus Harvey Thomas Cleveland H. Dodge Princeton Friends Samuel Untermeyer Jacob H. Schiff

Thirty Three Years Ago Today in Local News and Notes

Local items include political shifts with Capt Yeoman joining the Democrats for Iowa lieutenant governor, social visits by Miss Grace Temple, and varied farm prices. Reports note a court house referendum defeat, a county fair setback, multiple marriages and deaths, burglaries, a diphtheria death, and community events at the opera house and in Muscatine.

J. A. O. Yeoman Iowa S. K. West Opera House John Dillon and Company

Record coal price hits historic high in Wilkes-Barre

Anthracite coal rose to a record price in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania with stove and chestnut sizes selling at 5.25 dollars per ton free on board at the mines.

Wilkesbarre

Fire destroys Culver House landmark in Abington

Fire in North Abington Massachusetts on October 15 completely destroyed the Culver House, a 1765 landmark. Fireman Lewis Hostetter fell thirty feet from a ladder and sustained probably fatal injuries.

Culver House North Abington Mass New England Lewis Hostetter

Markets Report Flour and Wheat Prices Across Regions

The Markets section lists flour and grain prices in Minneapolis and New York. Flour mixes show various jute grounded values from 2.90 to 8.20 per unit, with distinct categories like patent and straight. New York reports mixed wheat quotes with No 1 northern at 1.02 to 1.05 and December/May futures around 1.025 to 1.06. Corn weak and oats and barley show modest gains and steady ranges respectively.

New York Manitoba

Chicago and East Buffalo Live Stock Markets Reported

Market reports from Chicago and East Buffalo on October 14 show cattle, sheep, and hog prices. Cattle ranges include good to chorge steers $9.50 to $11.00, cows $5.60 to $8.00, vealers $9.50 to $10.50. hogs mostly $8.85 to $9.95 with pigs and boars also listed. sheep and lambs highlighted with range yearlings $4.75 to $6.50 and lambs $6.25 to $7.00.

Chicago East Buffalo N. Y

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