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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1920

Page

8

Sheep Breeders Meet In Ottumwa October Twenty Eighth

Southeast Iowa Sheep Breeders will hold a meeting at Ottumwa on Thursday October 28 at 10:00 am The program includes morning sessions with talks by V N Casady T C Stone J C Fawcett L A Andrews H W Conner and others and afternoon sessions on wool marketing disease care and club work Evening sessions cover wool prospects and Iowa legislation Open to all sheep breeders and those interested in production of sheep and wool. Poultry notes advise meat scraps boost eggs by about one third. Experts say meat scraps fish or milk products raise egg production and recommend local butchers for supplies. A post office theft at Tingley netted 455 in stamps and other property with a window entry and safe tampering. Maggard garage also hit.

Pwa Southeastern Iowa Oton Iowa Fleece Growers Association Chicago W. N. Casady Troy Iowa Wool Growers H. H. Reitz Argyle J. A. Swartzendruver Pulaski Iowa State College Tingley Maggard

Calhoun County Farm Labor and Rural Stats Snapshot

July farm labor in Calhoun county employed eighty one men at 50 cents an hour and some on monthly wages from 70 to 85 dollars. Census like data note autos tractors bathtubs electric lights and hog cholera losses. crimes include a burglary sentence in Iowa City and a Conrad jail break history in Marion.

Calhoun County Iowa City Conrad Marion

Iowa Bank Sector Expands Across 936 Institutions

The state banking department reports a rise of 53 million dollars in assets among 935 savings banks 391 state banks and 22 trust companies in Iowa over the last ten months Deposits grew by 21 million loans and discounts by 72 million and capital plus surplus by 7.63 million The total number of banks has increased by 17 during the period

Iowa State Banking Department

Robbers Blow Safe in Creston Store and Escape

Robbers looted the Neary clothing store in Creston blowing the safe and stealing $400 along with valuable papers. Authorities doubt capture, as prior actions by Fine had disrupted telephones in the area. Albert Conrad alias Frank mith, noted burglar and jail breaker, escaped Elmira custody en route to Ft. Madison by Deputy Henry J. Tudor.

Neary Creston Fine Albert Conrad Frank Mith Elmira Henry J. Tudor Ft. Madison

Postmaster Samuel Robinson Injured In Bomb Blast

Gravity postmaster Samuel Robinson was seriously injured when a bomb placed in the front seat of his auto exploded as he sat inside. The car was demolished and the accompanying garage was badly damaged.

Samuel Robinson

Soldiers Charged with Murder Turned Over to Civil Authorities

Two Camp Dodge soldiers Corporal Fred W. Hugen holtz and P L Moffet were turned over to civil authorities for first degree murder in the shooting of farmer Joe Joner near Granger, per Camp Commander Colonel Mac Nally.

Camp Dodge Joe Joner Farmer Granger MacNally Fred W. Hugenholtz P. L. Moffet

Farmer Homer Joy Found Dead Near Authon Creek

Homer Joy a farmer three miles north of Authon was found dead in a creek near his home. His car lay in a ditch nearby and authorities deem he was hurled into the water, suggesting foul play or accident in the incident.

Homer Joy Authon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau Notes V. N. Casady Troy la P.m T. C. Stone Ames J. C. Fawcett Fleece Wool States L. A Helen Newitt M. E. Church Packwood Sidney Dalton S. H. Nelson Packwood, Iowa The Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co Richard C. Leggett Fairfield, Iowa Batavia, Iowa State Road Cook Lady 5Th Wild Eyes Duke Nora Cumberland Village Knight Nina May Clarisse Belle Orange Lad Red Violet Grand Duke Devon Orange Goods Royal Dale Double Dale Red Archer King’s Athene Golden King Mayflower Rosalie Aneeda Robin J. E. Manning Batavia, Low Geo. H. Burge Col Chas. E. Bailey L. E. Copeland LEE Mecniel’s Chester White Hogs Batavia Ottumwa Eldon Bladensburg Abingdon Farson J. S. Dickey Jim Moore Rochester Ind Chester White Journal C. C. Evans North English Orval Willis Farmers Bank Lee Maniel Batavia, IA Oliver & Anderson Allen-Streed Company
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