04 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
1
The article notes Iowa school children contributed about 1500 to the Lafayette monument fund while the national total approached 50000.
The Des Moines News cites the late W. E. Russell saying that in planning memos for the coming year one should value making a life as more important than merely earning a living. This reminder frames future work as a balance between income and personal purpose.
The State Line Democrat argues trusts threaten the Republic and demand action. It cites Senator Caffery of Louisiana warning revolution if unchecked, describes combines as lawless and harmful to jobs, morals, and wages. The piece urges a party to balance public rights with private interests to gain lasting power.
A St Louis Post-Dispatch writer argues for higher pay for municipal legislators. John Jay Chapman counters, praising English reformers in London and other cities who work for the public good, asking if Americans have leaders and voters willing to serve without regard to money.
A vivid excerpt contrasts Hall Caine's praise of American freedom and character with the Des Moines Leader's tribute to Iowa teachers. It highlights American virtues, the role of teachers in Iowa, and historical notes on Iowa's public school system and funding through 1898.
Mrs. JOHN B. SMITH of Shelby Iowa reports her 15 year old son’s eruptions cleared after using Hood's Sarsaparilla and she notes personal benefit from the tonic. Julious L. Hauser of Burlington Iowa says boils disappeared after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad urges buyers to choose Hood's exclusively and notes price at $1.
Ready and Conlee offer a loan at six percent interest for ten years with payments in any amounts after the first year.
Oyster stews in the best style at Woelhaff's Postoffice Restaurant. The note highlights the restaurant's sea dish and the tidy, inviting setting appealing to local diners.
S H Basher of Waterloo is reportedly groomed for the 1899 gubernatorial nomination. His supporters say he will insist on a personal platform with bold changes, including a single bimetallic money plank and state questions favoring local option in liquor law and a 5000 mile railroad ticket at two cents.
Officials warn alum in many baking powders and provide a list of common brands to avoid. Readers are advised to use Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder which received top praise at the World's Fair.
The article argues against new livestock breeds, praising established specialty breeds like Shorthorns, Herefords, and various fowl, horse, and sheep lines. It stresses concentrating on butter and beef breeds to improve quantity and quality, urging farmers to adhere to proven stock for market demands and national strength.
A detailed critique of the paper tariff and the International Paper company merger argues the trust inflates paper prices and controls timber and power. It cites 1898 export and import figures, notes high profits and inadequate competition, and urges free paper and pulp to protect readers and national knowledge.
The Newton Democrat argues the Republican party now holds power and that massive trusts flourish under protectionist policy. It warns that prolonged rule could subject the entire economy to corporate combinations, urging Mark Hanna and allies to curb the party’s influence.
The advertisement claims a constitutional remedy is required for catarrh. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures by eradicating scrofulous taints from the blood, and that sufferers find relief even after other remedies fail.
The advertisement extols Hood's Pills as prompt and efficient and easy to take. It emphasizes reliability and user friendliness as key benefits for consumers seeking a convenient medicine.
Sunday school at 9 30 A M church services at 10 30 A M Bible study Thursday at 2 30 P M. Room two doors east of Leggett House up stairs all are invited.
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