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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
4
A political pamphlet attacks Republican circulars claiming credit for railroad progress under Taft. It argues wage and employment figures were misused to scare railroad workers, contrasting 1890s and early 1900s data with Taft and Roosevelt administrations to show the truth about wages, foreclosures, and job totals.
Smithfield residents report shipments and relocations as J J Bolland loads goods for Johnson county. Arthur Doughty buys a new home from J J Bolland while Mrs Ressler recovers from a stroke. Mr and Mrs A P Johnson celebrate forty years with a surprise visit and gifts. Families host gatherings, sewing circles meet, and neighbors share meals.
An advertisement claims Kicewe Bitters cure grip related weakness and nervousness by strengthening nerves and purifying blood. It touts improved appetite energy and liver kidney regulation with a 30 cent price and a satisfaction guarantee by Rickert & Davis.
A Fayette Iowa advertisement showcases MAVIS Selz Royal Blues Store offering special swagger college models for young men and perfect-fitting conservative shapes for older men, highlighting a range of styles. The brief notice emphasizes fashion options and local retail presence.
Isabella Pearl Homewood aged five died October 11 1912 after a two week illness from appendicitis. Funeral held at Catholic church in Vavette with Father Fitzgerald conducting services. Many neighbors and friends attended. Burial in Grandview cemetery near Langerman. Parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Homewood thank those who assisted during the illness and after the death.
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