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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
8
The fall term begins September 14 at Fairfield Business College and Private GBchool. All branches of business education including shorthand and typewriting will be taught thoroughly. Located on South Main Street.
The announcement urges arrangements for sessions at the airfield Business College. Fall term opens September 14, marking the twelfth year. A big dance is planned at the Armory on September 10 with music by Baker's Six Orchestra of Ottumwa.
Fred Jespe a Northwestern Conductor spotted a bolt of goods on the railway track and found more ahead. He ran forward uncoupled the carriage and left the train standing to stop the apparent loss.
A police squad captured six men tied to a plot to steal silk worth thousands from a train near Sioux City. A confederate aboard was tossing silk from the train along the right of way as authorities halted the scheme.
An advertisement quotes Althea Walker of New River Pa about relief from two years of weak kidneys after using Foley Kidney Pills. The copy claims thousands of men and women have found similar relief, with Jericho & Easton druggists selling the product to prospective customers.
A vintage health ad promotes bowel regularity with Chamberlain's Tablets to induce a gentle movement after supper the next day. It emphasizes happiness through regularity and urges readers to try the remedy.
We thank friends and neighbors for help and kindness during illness and death of our husband and father and for the floral offerings. Mrs B C McCleary and family.
The note warns parents and guardians about school safety as a new term starts. It urges supervision, proper transportation, and awareness of student conduct to protect children and the wider school community.
An advertisement urges giving Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for early cold symptoms in children and notes no opiates. A separate notice announces a public sale of fifty head of Duroc boars at Gilbert feed yard on Tuesday Oct 19 in daylight for sale by Droz and Kessell.
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