Coal Bids Sought for Court House and Jail 1909
Sealed bids to furnish coal for the court house and jail for 1909 will be opened by the Board of Supervisors at the September session if filed with the county auditor by September 13, 1909. County Auditor A. E. Labagh announces Public Sales. W. L. Bankhead sale near Lockridge on September 14, and A. R. Beale sale near Libertyville on September 15.
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Board of Spervisors
A. E. Labagh
Threshing Machine Trucks for Sale at Pence's Shop
Pence's Machine Shop advertises threshing machine trucks for sale priced at 15.00. Local listing notes available for purchase and immediate delivery.
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Pence’s
Local residents travel and community notices fill Libertyville news
A long column records residents visiting relatives and attending fairs in Des Moines Colorado Springs Chicago and other cities. It notes weddings church services and social events including a Wylander Anderson wedding and a forthcoming Lord's Supper at English Lutheran church with multiple locals listed as attendees.
Remembering Our Wife and Mother A Kind Thought
Charles and Leonard Hisel express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of their beloved wife and mother.
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Charles
Leonard Hisel
Marriage Licenses and Health Endorsement
Marriage licenses listed for William O Wylander in Ogden with Ethel M Anderson of Birmingham Frank Miles of Fairfield Clara Wilson of Fairfield Fred Jules Johnson and Minnie Matilda Johnson of Mediapolis Randall E Green of Fairfield Emma Messer of Pleasant Plain. Plus a testimonial from J S Wieland of Riverside Iowa praising Dr Shallenberger Chicago specialist for catarrh of the stomach and recommending others seek his help.
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William O. Wylander
Ogden
Ethel M. Anderson
Birmingham
Frank Miles
Fairfield
Clara Wilson
Fred Jules Johnson
Mediapolis
Minnie Matilda Johnson
Randall E. Green
Emma Messer
Pleasant Plain
Shallenberger
Chicago
J. S. Wieland
Riverside, Iowa
Fall and Winter Styles Preview at Local Store
Retailers invite customers to view new Fall and Winter wearing apparel in the medium and better class stock. The display promises a complete assortment of garments and accessories for the season.
Stylish and Affordable Women's Garments On Offer
A careful store invites women to compare prices and quality of suits coats and skirts. Shoppers are promised stylish, durable garments crafted with attention to materials and making, offered at good value.
Fall Millinery Selections From Top Markets Featured
The new Fall styles are drawn from three leading millinery markets in the United States. Buyers offer greater variety and trimmings to create any hat style. Trimmers are preparing a beautiful assortment for inspection and customers are invited to browse as if ready to buy.
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United States
Parsons Auxiliary Called Meeting at Library Hall
The Women's Auxiliary of Parsons College plans a called meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in Library Hall. Fairfield also schedules a Tag Day to raise funds.
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Parsons
Parsons College
Library Hall
Fairfield
Christian Endeavor Candy Social On Israel Lawn Tonight
The Christian Endeavor plans a candy social on the Israel lawn this evening. Willie Rader began a several day visit in Washington Friday. Addene Rich visited Fairfield Wednesday. Kate Frazie returned Wednesday from Ludington Michigan after two months away. Shirley Downs returned Thursday from a two week visit in Independence and Waterloo. Emma McCart left Friday for Batavia to begin school Monday. Gene Kiser and Lena Vanerus married Wednesday September 1. Mrs. Chas Mumper visited Pleasant Plain Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Jim Whistler went to Belnap Wednesday for several days. Will Day John Neal Edgar Ingham Chas Robison and families camped at the state fair.
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Christian Endeavor
Israel Lawn
Willie Rader
Washington
Addene Rich
Fairfield
Kate Frazie
Ludington
Mich
Shirley Downs
Independence
Waterloo
Emma McCart
Batavia
Gene Kiser
Lena Vanerus
Chas. Mumper
Jim Whistler
Belnap
Will Day
John Neal
Edgar Ingham
Chas. Robison
State Fair
Whole herd of cattle killed for tuberculosis
An entire herd of thirty four Shorthorn cattle owned by J. P. Nelson of Bancroft was killed on order of the Minnesota state animal inspector. Several cattle had already been killed at the Brudin Packing company after testing positive for tuberculosis. Nelson estimates losses of fifty to seventy five dollars per head.
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Northwood
J. P. Nelson
Bancroft
Minnesota
Brudin Packing Company
Nelson
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Frank H. Wells & Co
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COAL
W. L. Bankhead
Lockridge
A. R. Beale
Libertyville
Kimonas
Saques
Sloan & Hochuly
W. O. Carter
Ilinois
Henry Alston
Des Moines
Ralph Maddox
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rosalie Harris
Ames
State Agricultural College
R. B. Louden
S. J. Chester
Pacific Coast
H. C. Davis
Keokuk
Ida Hall
Ottumwa
Manatrey
William Moore
Fort Madison
M. W. Roth
Charles Fligg
Glenwood
Maud Summer
J. A. Herring
Kansas City
Frank Raney
Columbus
Ohio
Raney
Joe Bradley
Oklahoma
Anna Sullivan
Hugh
Frank West
Vern Clapp
Seymour
Ethel Mitchell
Dallas Center
E. C. Jones
St. Louis
J. C. Blackford
C. W. Wade
Keota
Charles Taylor
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Jamison
Oscar Schwering
Burlington
Dr. Connor
Ernest Bailey
Helen Parsons
Lyons
Clinton
Belle
Susie Murdock
Ed Hunt
Gail Hunt
Walter
Edmund Hunt
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ray Loehr
Nancy Rodabaugh
Cora Pratt
West Burlington Street
Martin Bush
Creston
Mildred
Amarilla
Boesen
Pam
St. Paul
Evergreen Lodge No. 35
Walter Sammons
South Sixth Street
Sammons
Samson
Order
Mrs. Sullivan
Sullivan
South Main Street
Gertrude Conner
C. P. Cummings
Mabel Anderson
Lee Loveless
Hirsh Wickwire CO
eMmic Rage
Manta Works
George W. Mnerich’s
New Ginghams
Dixie
W. B. Corsets
George W. Unkrich
East Side Square
Fairfield, Iowa