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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
4
P Cary writes from Chautauqua Park urging public highway reform centered on the road drag invention by King. He argues education in enthusiasm, local funding for dragging, and a project that benefits merchants through cleaner, smoother roads to boost town commerce and national trade.
Roscoe P Thoma and Leo D Thoma of Thoma and Thoma Lawyers operate on the South Side serving clients with legal expertise.
The remarks accuse George W. Perkins and allies of backing the Third Term Party with funds in exchange for a trust plank. They cite John J. Blaine, Harvey W. Wiley, and Robert M. Buch in West and East campaigns. California’s Governor Johnson is critiqued for aiding a new party by using state Republican machinery.
Buffalo New York October 22 The American Missionary Association began its sixty sixth annual meeting with over 500 delegates in attendance William H Crosby and Rev Dr S F Fitch delivered welcomes Cyrus Northrop gave the association response The executive committee reported a busy year and noted unusual activity.
Rudolph Spreckkels announced at Wilson National Progressive Republican League HQ in Chicago that between two and three million Republicans will vote for Governor Wilson. He claimed 500000 names on their records and predicted Wilson will carry Illinois and California, states Roosevelt had claimed.
Buchanan Grocery announces a market opening in the store by week’s end. W. H. Allison of Ottumwa, a market veteran, oversees installation and the store has been renovated in white enamel. The shop will offer government inspected meat with delivery and telephone order service for meat alone or with groceries.
Nat L. Howard of this city has been appointed successor to O. E. Stewart as superintendent of the Burlington division after Stewart’s resignation. Howard has been acting train master at Galesburg for three months and previously worked from a clerk in Chicago to Centerville and Galesburg. His headquarters will be in Burlington.
The Yeomen lodge degree team from this city traveled to Washington to conduct initiatory work for a class of twenty five organized by district organizer E. L. Stephenson. Attendees included Frank Kerrick Robert Ericson Mrs Etta Clark Roy Nelson Mrs E L Stephenson and Mrs C E Lauper. A social session followed with a chicken pie supper and Judge M A Roberts of Ottumwa as principal speaker.
Berlin reports a flood of felicitous messages and many presents for Empress Victoria Augusta on her fifty fourth birthday. A palace dinner and gala concert featuring Caruso and other famous singers marked the celebration. Her health, once a concern, is now reported improved.
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