Fairfield Iowa listing fragment hints Wilson Block site
Fragmentary local item notes a Fairfield Iowa address Wilson Block with a phone number 378. The readable text suggests a property or block listing but lacks clear action or further details.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary local item notes a Fairfield Iowa address Wilson Block with a phone number 378. The readable text suggests a property or block listing but lacks clear action or further details.
In District Court of Jefferson County Iowa a chancery case 1912 by William C Hawk against Robert C Braden et al a petition will be filed Oct 15 1912 seeking to quiet title to the north half of the southwest quarter of section 25 township 73 range 9 eighty acres in favor of Hawk. Defendants must appear before noon Nov 2 1912 or default and decree will be entered.
An administrator will publically sell at 10 a.m. at the Fairfield area farm 8 miles NW and Brookville 1/2 mile N. Property includes horses, cattle, sows, hogs, farm equipment, crops such as 110 acres of corn and 3,000 bushels oats, 100 fence posts, and a gas engine. Terms: six months on amounts over $10 with a bankable note at 6 percent interest. cash for $10 and under. no removal until settled. Lunch on grounds. Auctioneer W. H. Cooper. Clerk Wm. C. Brawner. There is a second sale of similar property with brood mares, foals, cows, hogs, tools, equipment, and household items under the same terms.
Local hospital appeals for generosity with endowment gifts and funds for a nurses home a tuberculosis ward and a contagious ward among other items. Donations to date include rooms furnished by several donors and memorial gifts from individuals and organizations.
Grief over the late emperor prompts fifty Japanese in Grand Junction Colorado to hold a secret meeting to draw lots for suicide as a grief display. Police intruded as they wailed and beat heads against furniture. Two leaders were arrested and confessed details of the agreement. Poison sales were halted citywide.
Antoine Deloria of Garden Michigan testifies to the curative value of Foley Kidney Pills. He cites his own experience and that of his father and many neighbors who were cured of kidney disease by the remedy. September.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports farm prices for key crops fell 7 percent from Aug 1 to Sept 1 this year, larger than the 4.4 percent drop last year. On Sept 1 the price level was 2.8 percent below the same date last year, with declines in corn wheat oats barley and other staples.
Brandeis argues against legalizing industrial monopolies for efficiency. He asserts no single size suits all, citing trusts’ history: profits stem from market control, not efficiency. He critiques Taft Wilson era politics and Bull Moose rhetoric advocating a third term.
Governor Wilson entertains at a New York Press Club banquet while weighing a possible third term. He quips about a House of Representatives like the Senate, noting he will steer the country without mixing party gears. Democrats—that’s all.
The text explains two germ-killing defenses: white blood cells and a bloodborne substance. It links a healthy stomach to strong blood and overall vitality. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as aids for digestion, blood purification, and cleansing of the system, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Martin of Frankfort Kentucky.
Wartford City Iowa September 19 Fred Stuart suffers a dislocated shoulder after shaking hands with Gov. Wilson as the presidential train passes through. Stuart grabbed Wilson's hand while the governor waved and did not release the grip causing the injury. The examination confirmed the dislocation.
Washington reports from the Panama canal commission detail ongoing findings and anticipated actions as of September 19, outlining administrative progress and forthcoming steps in the canal zone.
The first vessel to pass through the big canal will occur in thirteen months on October 15 1913. A navy vessel will christen it and commercial use will begin after December 1913 though formal opening is slated for January 1915. Project cost is projected well below 400 million with current spending about 283.674 million and no bond issuance expected.
Under the interior department the first of a series of public auctions began in Lander for 1,500,000 acres of Shoshone and Crow lands in Wyoming Utah and Montana. Provo Utah and Billings Mont will host subsequent sales.
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