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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

3

Fairfield's First Electric Light Celebration Recalled

Thirty years after Fairfield first lit its streets the town marked the event with a band concert, grand ball, and park supper drawing thousands. The 1882 tower cost 1400 dollars with Demarce supplying current at 2200 dollars a year, while crowds flocked from near and far to view a light likened to moonlight.

Fairfield Weekly Tribune Conscientious Chronicler Fairfield Silver Corner W. T. Burgess Albert McCalla Opera House Iowa Anthony Demarce Brush

Maasdams And Wheelers Return From The East

Mr and Mrs J G Maasdam return from a trip to the East with likely stories of travel and acquaintances. Their return marks a family homecoming noted in local society announcements.

E. G. Wheeler New York City Maasdams East New York Mrs. Wheeler

Former Fairfield Girl Weds Near Batavia

Ray Frescoli and Mable Curray were married at the bride’s parents’ home near Batavia on Monday evening. The couple, raised in Fairfield, were praised for Christian upbringings and social standing. A large reception followed with about forty guests and many gifts.

Fairfield Batavia Mable Curray Parsons Ray Frescoli Curray Miss Curray J. A. Curray West Broadway Parsons College Batavia News Ray Fresconi O. J. Fix Methodist Church of Mendelssohn Helen Blough Seymour Iowa Nellie Julian Florence Laughlin Winnie Rolina Curray C. F. Fresconi

Ladies In Carriage Seaside Accidents Near Joe Sheron Farm

A carriage wheel broke on the way to Joe Sheron farm, throwing a party of ladies from the vehicle. Mrs. Clyde Bell Mrs. Walt Wilson Mrs. Milt Fry and Mrs. Ed Davis were shaken and bruised. Mrs. Davis was unconscious for about an hour and later suffered severe hemorrhages, but her condition improved by morning.

Joe Sheron Clyde Bell Walt Wilson Milt Fry Ed Davis Shelton Place

Filtered water shows improved purity in city supply

Tests of the city water run through the new filter show daily quality gains. Early readings found algae present, but the algae amount has dropped to nearly none and the prior strong odor is no longer detectable.

Colorado Salt Lake City Western Pacific Grand Canyon Feather River Ogden Southern Pacific el Paso New Mexico

Why Dr Wiley Is For Wilson

Former U S Department of Agriculture chemist Harvey Wiley urges voters to back Wilson and Marshall, arguing Roosevelt and Taft failed food safety goals. He praises Wilson and Marshall for strict public health enforcement and calls for restoring trust in agriculture and federal oversight.

DR. Wiley Wilson U. S. Department of Agriculture Roosevelt Congress Taft Marshall Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry U. S Buncombe Washington

Taxing Poor Man's Coat Off His Back Tariff Critique

A political argument rails against a tariff bill, calling it the best tariff law ever passed while detailing how duties fall hardest on inexpensive goods for the working class. Examples cite wool blankets, flannels, stock ings, hats, carpets, gloves, and other items with high percentages or disproportional charges.

Paper bag dinners in a single bag a cookery note

M Soyer presents era opening paper bag cooking for modern households. He outlines costs per person, quantities of meat and vegetables, and a one bag method with beef, potatoes, carrots, turnips and onions. The method uses dumplings and a preheated oven to finish in about two hours.

M. Soyer Brooks’ Club London Sturgis & Walton Company

Denmark Association Sessions at Keosauqua

The semi annual Denmark Association of Congregational churches met in Keosauqua Iowa September 17 18 1912 representing Southeastern Iowa. Delegates Rev A F Newell and Philip B Slammond discussed half year plans while sessions included talks by Rev Bickens Rev M Dana and Rev N Osborn with Miss Finger and Miss Margaret Slattery leading women and Sunday school programs. The piece also covers home mission and state church work and closes with old fashioned recipes.

Denmark Association of Congregational Churches Keosauqua Iowa Conference of Congregational Churches A. F. Newell Philip B. Slammond Bickens Danville M. Dana First Church Ottumwa Robert Browning Naboth Osborne Burlington Association N. Osborn Bickers

Old Settlers Meeting Set for October 10

Reports from committees outline plans for an Old Settlers celebration on October 10 in the park. A buffalo barbecue will be funded by subscription with a committee handling the purchase. Various committees for publicity, coffee, parade, and fundraising were appointed as preparations proceed. Nellie Easton of Denver is due home tonight for a visit.

Singmaster Keota E. R. Smith R. W. Lamson C. L. Cox S. S. Crane H. P. Thorne High Stevenson C. C. Brown Ralph Maddox L. D. James Frank Black Richard Gaines R. C. Leggett Eli Blough Nellie Easton Denver

Discriminations show taxes hit the poor harder

The text lists duties and tariffs on a wide range of goods from leather to diamonds, indicating the poor man bears higher taxes than the rich. It critiques political figures including Roosevelt Taft and Wilson, with sharp comments on labor and politics, and notes supportive and skeptical views across states like Maine Missouri Vermont and Rhode Island.

t_e swift Gov. Wilson Roosevelt

Western Third Termer Reflects on Roosevelt Timing

A Western Third Termer laments Roosevelt will not have time before election day to fully express his intentions. He notes Roosevelt will have ample time after the election to speak his mind.

Roosevelt

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