29 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
1
The Parsons College football team will play Penn at Oskaloosa on Saturday. The team hope to rebound from a prior loss to Wesleyan and seek a scalp win in this home contest.
The Jefferson County Gun Club hosts its second annual shoot in Fairfield drawing world champion shooters like C. G. Spencer and Maxwell. Despite poor weather, crowds attended daily and the event may become a permanent fixture.
About 100 students entered Library hall for The Stockman's Daughter but did not refrain from leaving after being asked to. They had paid admission and were later ordered to quit by City Marshal Shan Campbell. College officials will settle the matter. sensational riot claims are unfounded.
Louis J. Ronquest advertises specialist training for hard to train horses and spoiled colts at the Fairfield fair ground. He cites satisfied customers as references and invites calls to visit.
Parsons College lost 13 to 0 at Alumni Field in a game where the hometown team was outweighed by about twenty pounds per man. Despite the defeat, the match featured fast plays on both sides and the locals aim to win the next meeting to even the series.
Miss Annie M. Beatty and her cousin George Beatty married in Omaha on Wednesday defying a new Iowa law that bans licenses for first cousins. Miss Beatty has worked as a nurse for Dr. E. B. Henderson, while George is a known Iowa county politician. They plan to return to Marengo and make it their home.
Ill and penniless Francis Barrymore claims he is the brother of actress Ethel Barrymore and applied to Freeport police for lodging and medical attention last evening. He is seriously ill.
Jefferson County Abstract and Loan Company offers farm loans at five percent interest with optional payments. R. E. Canutters serves as secretary.
East Side Hardware Store announces a fresh car load of Adrian Fence Wire arrived. Farmers know its value while demand grows as spring approaches. The shop touts Smooth Cast Ranges and superior Cook Stoves, noting higher prices but premium quality.
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