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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1912

Page

2

Brooklyn Leads in Female Population On Census Findings

A New York census bulletin shows Brooklyn has nearly fifteen thousand more women than men while the rest of the city skews male. The overall city figures hint at immigration boosting male numbers, and analysts cite Brooklyn's "City of Homes" character and large foreign families as a factor.

New York Greater Brooklyn

Thoma's Exclusive Wall Paper and Paint Store in Fairfield

Thoma's stands as Fairfield's only exclusive wallpaper and paint store. It advertises a wide selection and specializes in in-home color consultations and premium brands.

Thoma’s Fairfield

Hunter Kills Golden Eagle Near Crow Creek

John Conner shot what he believed to be a chicken hawk near Crow Creek south of the city. The carcass proved to be a young golden eagle, the first seen in this area for many years and likely this year's bird, measuring seven feet tip to tip. Henry Pumphrey will stuff and mount it.

Crow Creek John Conner Mr. Conner Henry Pumphrey

New Battleship New York to Be Launched at Brooklyn Yard

Washington October 24 The United States battleship New York will be launched at the Brooklyn navy yards next week with President Taft, Secretary of the Navy Meyer Governor Dix Mayor Gaynor and other notables expected to attend She and sister ship Texas are 2000 tons heavier than any prior U S warship and the New York is 6175 tons heavier than the Florida The keel was laid September 11 1911 and Congress authorized the vessel in 1910

Washington, D. C United States New York Brooklyn Navy Yards Tait Meyer Dix Gaynor United States Navy Texas Florida Brooklyn Navy Yard Congress Government Yard Brooklyn

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