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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

5

Moorhead and Wilson wedding at the bride's home

The wedding of Mary Louise Moorhead to Prof. Jas. P. Moorhead was held at the Wilson home with a large reception. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. Amalia Schmidt-Gobble, bridesmaids including Elizabeth Farmer from Chicago, and Rev. Pearse Pinch officiating. The couple plans a Lake Okoboji honeymoon before settling in Fairfield.

Lulu Welch Helen Bean Elizabeth Farmer Chicago Fred Hunt Helen Wilson Pearse Pinch Congregational Church James F. Wilson, Jr Jefferson County Moorhead Prof. Moorhead Parsons College Boston Conservatory of Music Germany Fairfield East Briggs Street

Iowa cities weigh Bertillon system to identify criminals

In Iowa cities led by Sioux City Clinton and Cedar Rapids discuss adopting the Bertillon method for criminal identification. Costs cited as a barrier but benefits noted, with cities like Council Bluffs considering adoption soon. A testimonial praises Eletric Bitters though unrelated. Frank S. Shriner markets the remedy at 50 cents a bottle. Sept.

Iowa R Rapids Sioux City Clinton Bur Dess du- Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids

Corn Crop May Not Reach Safe Level By September 20

Iowa weather reports frost failed to materialize yet warnings of possible frost tonight. Estherville recorded 48, while northern areas face continued cold. Officials say the corn crop will not reach safe levels before September 20, despite earlier concerns.

Moines Estherville Neb Nebraska

Bride Chooses Unusual Vow During Methodist Ceremony

Pastor Samuel Wilson recalls a wedding in which Mary pledged to John with an altered vow, swapping richer for poorer and better for worse. The minister notes his preference for traditional services but shares the moment that prompted his view on form and meaning in marriage rituals.

Samuel Wilson Street Methodist Episcopal Mary John

Are You Engaged God People Should Remember

A brief exhortation on engagement and marriage highlights how couples should honor vows, seek consent, and consider commitment amid common quarrels. The piece urges thoughtful planning and faith in building a lasting union.

State Census Nearly Complete in Iowa Counties

Des Moines reports the 1905 state census compiled for most counties and towns with eight counties still uncounted Wapello Washington Wayne Winnebago Winneshiek Woodbury Worth. Tama county footings completed showing a loss of 1,318 since 1900.

Des Moines Wapello Washington Wayne Winnebago Winneshiek Woodbury Worth Tama County

Got Off Cheap Headache Cure Ad Promotes Pills

An advertising notice touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for headache constipation and indigestion. The ad claims health restoration and guarantees the remedy, priced at 25 cents at Frank S. Shriner's drug store. September.

Dr. King Frank S. Shriner

Thieves Reported in Rome Vicinity

In Rome Iowa on September 4 a gang of thieves is suspected after farmers report multiple chicken thefts and other missing items. Uncertain if local culprits or travelers moving through the area.

Rome

Cured of Lame Back After Fifteen Years of Suffering

John G. Bisher of Gillam Indiana credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a complete recovery after fifteen years of lame back. The liniment is also praised for sprains and bruises and is sold by Frank S. Shriner. September.

Chamberlain John G. Bisher Gillam Ind Frank S. Shriner

Fine Farms in Canada Map Peace River Country

A description invites readers to obtain a map of the Peace River country in northwestern Canada at latitude 58. It highlights fine farming conditions with wheat oats and barley thriving and a six week winter feeding period for stock. The region’s northern latitude is moderated by the Japan current and chinook winds.

Peace River Canada Japan Pacific

Season's Attractions at the Grand Opera House

Manager Thoma books a season at the Grand with acts like A Little Outcast Yon Yonson Mahara's Minstrels Peck's Bad Boy Uncle Tom's Cabin and In Old Virginia plus concerts and theater from Lyman Twins George Crampton and others to join forthcoming shows.

Opera House Thoma Julia Gray Heber-Edson Co Cripple Creek Old Virginia Margaret Ralph

Quick Handling of Mails on Rock Island Trains

A new device to discharge mails from high speed trains is now in daily use on a Rock Island fast mail run in Iowa after seven years of testing. Post Office officials led by Captain E. L. West praise its safe operation at speeds from fifteen to seventy two miles per hour. A 1902 Postmaster General commission had evaluated several devices before this solution was adopted.

E. J. Ryan Boston B. J. Bradley New York O. T. Holloaway Cincinnati Capt E. L. West Chicago S. M. Gaines Ft. Worth Thos. P. Graham Washington, D. C J. H. Crew Rock Island Post Office Department Colorado Anita Adair Casey Stewart Dexter Iowa Railway Mail Service

Obituary of Jean Gilbert Mahon in Jefferson County

Jean Gilbert Mahon was born in County Antrim Ireland on September 14 1830 and died September 3 1905 aged 75 years 11 days She immigrated as a young woman and married John Mahon in Fairfield in 1854 They settled in Jefferson county nine children were born eight survive The eldest Jeannie preceded her The funeral services were led by Rev Alexander Corkey yesterday afternoon and a large crowd attended showing strong esteem

Will Levington Comfort Lippincott’s McClure’s McClures Miss Tarbell Kansas Lungren Colorado William Allen White Bright Angel Trail Eugene Wood George Randolph Chester Mrs. Wilson Woodrow Jean Webster Arthur Train Norvell Harrison The Woman’s Home Companion A. Wilson Barrett Anne O'Hagan Fannie B. Rice Max Nordau Crowell Publishing Company Springfield Ohio Garrett P. Serviss Mr. Serviss Loeb Maude Howe Elliott Chateau of Montplasir Iss Ess Publishing Company New York Jean Gilbert County Antrim Ireland Fairfield John Mahon Jefferson County Jeannie

Obituary: Martha Louise Mathews Wells

Martha Louise Mathews Wells born January 20 1832 at Johnston Pennsylvania died September 2 1905 aged 73 years 8 months 12 days She moved to Iowa in 1853 married A T Wells in Johnstown Pennsylvania in 1860 later lived in Fairfield Four children were born three survive eldest Netty preceded mother in death funeral conducted by Rev Alexander Corkey at the family home yesterday with community sympathy expressed.

Martha Louise Mathews Johnston Iowa A T. Wells Johnstown Chicago Fairfield Netty

Sporting News Journal shines with four full pages

The Sunday Chicago Record Herald presents a richly illustrated sporting section. It covers baseball racing bowling cycling and all sports with thoroughness and fullness, making it a favorite among sporting men.

Chicago Record- Herald

The Farmer's Foes and Climate

The piece outlines three constant challenges for farmers weeds insects and odd weather patterns. It frames weeds as the original sin of farming and warns they threaten land fertility if not controlled.

Like Finding Money

A reader from Sandy Level Virginia cites a chest trouble cured by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad touts the medicine as the greatest cough and lung remedy, sold by Frank S Shriner's drug store with 50 cent and 1.00 dollar sizes and trial bottle free. September.

W. C. Barber Sandy Level Dr. King Frank S. Shriner

Redemption Notice for Delinquent Lands in Jefferson County Iowa

State of Town Jefferson County notifies Mamie McDonald estate and Robert S McDonald that H E Snook purchased Lots 4 and 5 Block 2 Snook addition to Perlee Iowa at a December 1 1902 tax sale. If not redeemed within ninety days from service a tax deed will be issued. Dated September 4 1905. 26-3

Mamie McDonald Robert S. McDonald Jefferson County Iowa H. E. Snook Snook Perlee

Probate Notice of Oris B Leasor Will Hearing

In Jefferson County Iowa an instrument claimed to be the Last Will and Testament of Oris B Leasor is on file in the district court clerk's office. A proof and final hearing is set for Monday Sept 25 1905 at 2 oclock pm the first day of the September Term 1905. E E Lucas clerk of the district court.

State of Iowa Jefferson County Oris B. Leasor District Court E. E. Lucas

Administrators Final Notice in Crile Estate

State of Iowa Jefferson County issues final notice to Winona Crile heir and all interested parties. Final report of Edna S Crile administratrix seeks court approval and distribution order with discharge. Hearing set for September Term 1905 at Fairfield, Iowa. default can be entered if not defended.

Final report of Ann Lame estate in Jefferson County

To heirs at law and interested parties in the estate of Ann Lame deceased. Final report of Joseph E. Steele administrator on file in Iowa asking approval and order of distribution. Fail to appear by noon on the first day of the September Term 1905 at Fairfield Iowa, default and judgment will be entered. JOSEPH E. STEELE, Administrator.

State of Iowa Jefferson County Winona Crile George C. Crile District Court Edna S. Crile Fairfield Iowa Joseph E. Steele

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