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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1892

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Democratic Platform Cited on Prohibition and 1889 Pledges

Frick testifies that tariffs do not affect wages while references to Benj Harrison's inaugural address emphasize a stance against a second term. The democratic platform proclaims prohibition a state issue and contrasts with the Republican silence. The DNC plans branch offices in Chicago to campaign in Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Michigan and Indiana.

Benj. Harrison Democratic National Committee Chicago Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Michigan Indiana

Political rhetoric on workers and fairness questioned

The passage argues that the Republican party has long urged workers to vote for it for higher wages, yet now denounces the workingman who demands what he believes are his rights, questioning the fairness of such conduct.

Republican Party

Van Buren Elector Chosen at Davenport Convention

Geo. F. Smith of Van Buren county selected as presidential elector for the first district at the state convention in Davenport last week. Smith, editor of the State Line Democrat in Keosauqua, formerly a post office inspector under Cleveland. He is described as earnest intelligent and a man of character and ability.

Geo. F. Smith van Buren County Davenport Mr. Smith State Line Democrat Keosauqua Cleveland

Questions on Gear’s railroads ties in election bid

A 19th century query accuses John H. Gear of voting against forfeiture of vast railroad lands and asks if railroads bought his election. It cites his son in law Blythe, C B Q attorney lobbyist, and a campaign boast about Gear’s win despite Democrats’ lead. The piece calls for an open confession of Gear’s loyalties.

John H. Gear Congress Gear Blythe Railroads

State Campaign Launches as Fullen Heads Des Moines Effort

Chairman Fullen travels to Des Moines to open Democratic headquarters and lead a vigorous statewide drive. His wartime leadership, wide ties, and past campaign success fuel optimism that the party can secure a historic western victory this year.

Fullen Des Moines Toan West Iowa Democrats

Krause's German Oil Warned Against Counterfeits

The notice cautions buyers to seek Krause's German Oil only in its genuine form read the label. It warns that envious competitors imitate the product and sell worthless copies. Bradshaw & Thoma are listed as distributors.

Krauses Germany Norman Lichty United States Krause Bradshaw & Thoma

Some Hard Facts on the McKinley Bill and Tariff Policy

A Pennsylvanian Washington Reporter argues for a balanced protective tariff while criticizing the McKinley bill. He cites Homestead steel profits, wage disparities between mill workers and farm hands, and calls for rethinking duties to protect varied industries and agriculture. He warns against political demagoguery and defends selective protection.

Acre Congress H. C. Frick Wright Frick Homestead Washington County Inst M. L. A. McCracken

Iowa Democratic State Convention Adopts Reform Platform

The Davenport gathering endorses national party principles, votes for tariff reform and local self government, and pledges support to Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson. It calls for nonpartisan state boards, direct election of U S senators, fair taxation, better roads, and liquor regulation via license and local option.

Iowa Chicago Grover Cleveland Adlai E. Stevenson Horace Boies Democracy of General Assembly Democratic Party United State Senate Sioux City J. A. McConlogue Mason City Auditor of State P. VanDike Benton County van Dike Charles Ruegnitz Young Democracy Elkader Clayton County E. Willard Atlantic William G. Kent Lee County State Railroad Commission W. W. Witmer Des Moines Boies Nathaniel French Davenport

Bills to cut taxes and free goods killed by the Senate

The Democratic House passed tax relief bills to free wool, binding twine, ore, tin plates, and other items to aid wool growers and consumers. The Senate Republican majority pigeonholed these measures, preserving tariffs and benefits for manufacturers and leaving prices higher for shoppers.

New York World Democrats House Ways and Means Committee Senate Cordage Trust Pittsburg Democratic House

Hood's Sarsaparilla Merit Based on Careful Study

The merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is not accidental but the result of careful study and experiment by educated pharmacists.

Hood

Insurance rates and real estate transfers advertised

An advertisement lists insurance options from American Central Burlington German Fire and Security Fire Insurance Companies with bottom prices. It promotes loans or real estate transfers offered at exceptionally cheap terms.

Burlington

A Little Girl’s Experience With Dr King’s New Discovery

Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Sand Beach lighthouse Michigan describe their four year old daughter who had measles and a dreadful cough with fever. After two and a half bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery she recovered fully. They praise the medicine and offer a free trial bottle at Clarke’s drug store.

Loren ‘Trescott Sand Beach Mich Detroit Dr. King Clarke

Royal Baking Powder Outshines Competitors in Tests

Government tests show the Royal Baking Powder superior to all others for purity strength and wholesomeness. Ag's Dep bulletin 13 p 599 confirms the powder's leading performance among baking powders.

United States Army United States

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