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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
4
The article argues for strict restrictions on selling poisons to the public, noting required pharmacist records and buyer details, and contrasts with lax gun sales. It cites accidental poison and firearm incidents, urges protective laws, and links public safety to orderly international action.
City Health Officer Dr Hague reports Fairfield milk sellers show strong sanitary care for cows and milk. The finding reassures mothers about impure milk, yet urges an ordinance to mandate and enforce these conditions for future public health protection.
The sketch portrays Frederick Darwin Mason born near Albia who becomes a lifelong college secretary treasurer and active committee man. He works at Parsons College in Wyoming stock country and in Lincoln while pursuing law, then returns to campus duties and governance despite a near divorce scare over his dedication to public service.
A quirky column of satirical notes covers politics taxes and social foibles with local Iowa flavor. Jabs at Fatty Arbuckle references and playful lines about miners strikes and Christmas shopping pepper the piece, ending with a wry take on building trades wage cuts.
A storied ad question sobre detectives pursuing fashion intrigue. It contrasts old suspicions about stockings with curious social norms, noting bygone times when men were unaware of wives’ hosiery choices.
The report details Curtiss Iowa Aircraft plans for an educational course on airplanes and motors in Ollie Iowa. It outlines a new all metal attack plane with Liberty engine, 28 machine guns, high speed and rapid magazine changes, plus a mechanically controlled flying torpedo touted to revolutionize warfare and destroy targets remotely.
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank of Lincoln Nebraska under the Federal Farm Loan act offers farm loans on Iowa and Nebraska land. Loans up to 50 percent of appraised value, amounts up to 50000 dollars, 6 percent interest, payments optional after five years, no commissions. Apply now through I C Evans loan agent at P H Fisher & Co or Farmers State Bank Fairfield Iowa.
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