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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1895
Page
1
The national government revenue rises but still falls short of expenditures as the new congress convenes. Maine's Thomas B. Reed is elected speaker while Democrats back Mr. Crisp in votes.
The Ottumwa Democrat publishes Judge Woolson's remarks in full on Charlie Dale's sentencing and reproval of Lee, spanning more than eight newspaper columns.
The Missouri state committees merge to form a unified Democratic front. They advocate a bi metal platform and nominate a western man for president. The message calls for unity and victory in forthcoming campaigns.
Many expect the Iowa legislature to convene for six months, about three months longer than normal. The extension stems from the code commission as all state laws undergo codification consolidation and emendation.
The GOP weighs how to sidestep the prohibition issue. A resubmission to voters seems unlikely. Democrats oppose re submission, and Republicans may join to defeat it.
The Midland Magazine edited by Johnson Brigham in Des Moines is praised for steady improvement and literary quality. The Tribune urges readers to subscribe for rich western literature, offering bundled rates for The Tribune and Midland and a free December issue to 1896 subscribers as available.
Jefferson county prohibitionists increased their vote from ninety four last year to one hundred forty seven this year a gain of fifty three. For the first time every precinct in the county cast one or more votes for governor Penn township gave Bacon forty nine votes. Only Washington county cast more prohibition votes than Jefferson and is therefore still the banner county in the first congressional district. What about the future? While the democrats continue to put in their state platforms a resolution in favor of
A package labeled Js7EVERY PACKAGE bears a red Z stamp on its wrapper. The item is attributed to J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The piece discusses the Wilson bill's impact on liquor policy, contrasting prohibitionist aims with personal liberty themes, and forecasts Republicans pursuing a general local option law and general license. It also includes a Sioux City Tribune note on rising exports and a positive outlook for American manufactured goods and woolen industries.
Bold 19th century ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with money back guarantee. Sold by Geo D Clarke at 25 cents a box.
Proceedings of the Board at their November session detailing the meeting, and assorted advertising and dialogue snippets including patent medicine pitches for Dr King s New Life Pills and Shaker Digestive Cordial. The text includes mock dialogue about travel and digestion and a child tea party remark.
Mr Gilman Brown of 34 Mill St South Gardner Mass faced doctors declaring his son with lung trouble after typhoid malaria and three hundred seventy five dollars spent. Dr Kings New Discovery revived him enabling return to work. Free trial bottles at Clarke's Drug Store. Horse Dealer quotes a colonel on buying a healthy horse.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the body to resist pneumonia bronchitis typhoid fever and persistent coughs by purifying blood and boosting vitality appetite and digestion.
An old ad copy touts Hood's Pills as a cure for liver ills constipation biliousness and jaundice and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as giving instant relief from severe coughs or colds by soothing the throat bronchial tubes and lungs. Bradshaw & Thomas.
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