Committees Busy Form Plans For Short Course Additions
A Saturday library meeting of the friends of the Short Course outlined preparations for the December 6 to 11 event. New features include a dairy department and soil preservation focus, with numerous committee assignments led by Charles Gage replacing the secretary role.
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Friends of the
Charles H. Gage
Theo. Hochuly
Corn School
J. C. Frame
Salem
Iowa
Ed Glotfelty
Gilbert Hoskins
Ned Pequignot
G. A. Castile
Chas, Clarke
William Cummings
Eli Blough
Ned G. Oliver
Charles Schreiver
F. L. Scott
Guy Hillman
W. A. Flook
Packwood
Hiram Heaton
W. W. Parsons
C. A. Johnston
Asa D. Roberts
Arthur Armstrong
Irvin Glot
T. C. Ross
Fairfield
T. B. Lewis
H W. Rider
Herbert Summers
H. A. Hoopes
J. M. Horn
W. A. Hook
J.P. Campbell
Merwin Laughlin
L. T. Gobble
R. W. Lamson
William James
Ned. G. Oliver
Mahlon Roperts
Mace Clinkenbeard
Charles H
Eye exam offer for children with free service days
A short notice advertises eye examinations for school children before school tax. it notes defects can be remedied now to prevent later distress. The practitioner stresses full-time devotion to his profession, reasonable prices, no drugs, and free examinations with office days Thursday Friday and Saturday each week.
Jefferson county Old Settlers Day features grand schedule
A unique program for Jefferson county Old Settlers Day promises a full day from 9 a.m. band concert to 10 p.m. moving pictures. Highlights include an Old Settlers Association meeting, a parade with the Fairfield band and Company M ING, a noon picnic, prize poems, several speeches, a 2:30 p.m. championship game, and a grand moving picture show at the Lyric with multiple films and a 2 hour program.
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Jefferson County
Old Settlers Association
J. D. Bates
W. B. Murray
J. F. Clarke
John W. McClain
Old Settlers
Charles Gage
A. K. Harper
John Davies
Fairfield Band
Company M
14Th Regt
J. F. Ready
Fairfield Fire Department
C. A. Emry
E. R. Smith
Fairfield
Hillsboro
Frank Coop
W. H. Conner
Central Park
Bessie Buchanan
Old Settlers Day
Alumni Field
the Lyric
East Side Square
Moving Picture Entertainment
the Park
Glen Peasley
H. Stevenson
Jefferson County District Court Opens With Record Docket
The September term starts Monday with 248 total cases. Eight criminal, ninety-one law, eighty three probate, sixty six chancery. Nine divorces listed. Law suits include nineteen against railway firms Burlington Rock Island Milwaukee over live stock damage.
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Jefferson County District Court
Clara L. Edwards
George R. Edwards
Edith Miller
Clyde Miller
Myrtle E. Archibald
Jesse Archibald
Jennie C. McCoy
Harry R. McCoy
Anna Cecile
Henry Cecile
Frances H. Carter
Thomas W. Carter
Gertrude W. Canterbury
Albert L. Canterbury
Rebecca C. Morgan
George F. Morgan
Addie Whitson
Joseph D. Whitson
Burlington
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Charles Clark
Locust Grove
George H. Frasher
H. A. Bills
Gust Howard
Green Lawson
Justice records list fines and appeals from local court
A fragmentary legal notice mentions Elijah Miller, described as colored, fined by the justice and appealing. It also references William Rains, James Blakey in a seduction case, and Ollie Crouse as plaintiff. The text is partial and unclear about dates or outcomes.
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Elijah Miller
William Rains
James Blakey
Ollie Crouse
Obituary and political profile of Governor Johnson
An obituary piece discusses Governor Johnson and his impact on Minnesota tax policy. It notes his role in creating an advisory tax board, the massive mineral wealth held in the state, and the effects of his governance on electric railways and taxpayers. The article contrasts Johnson with Abraham Lincoln and reflects on his legacy.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Minneapolis
John Johnsen
Abraham Lincoln
Johnsen
Lincoln
Abe
Ping Avenue
Tin
American Commonwealthe&y
Ohnson
Druggists Endorse Chamberlain’s Cure By Portsmouth Druggist
Portsmouth va pharmacist Frank C Hanrahan touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as one of the best patent medicines. He notes six years of selling it, says it reliably cures and earns customer trust, despite other higher profit options. Sold by J W Jewell Co.
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Chamberlain
Frank C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
Cho & Co
J. W. Jeti
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