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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
11
A Tribune critique targets Councilman Lem Nelson and the city council for resisting an underground Second Street railway crossing. The piece argues the council’s cautious stance reflects a broader, stagnant aldermanic attitude hindering urban progress and public welfare.
An opulent reminiscence about a delivery wagon driver whose cool indifference to attending the circus left an enduring impression. The narrator recalls boyhood awe and the mismatch between claimed detachment and actual desire to witness the show.
A nostalgia filled remembrance honors a delivery wagon driver described as a man of unyielding integrity and family ties. No grand speech or heroic word from soldiers or statesmen rivals the living memory of his steadfast presence and daily round.
Des Moines Capital reports the eight member railroad wage board approves a 600 million dollar annual excess over current pay. The public bears the cost via higher freight rates while unions face disappointment. Discharges on the Pennsylvania system aim to save 15 million yearly, amid calls for industrial peace and efficient management over political interference.
The article urges Fairfield residents to patronize the Chautauqua, praising the association’s survival through tough years. It credits officers and stockholders for keeping the event alive and stresses the program’s value in breaking summer monotony and providing mental and physical refreshment. Attend Chautauqua this year.
Auto dealers in the city back a coordinated parking system around the square to curb hazards and inconvenience from indiscriminate parking. Citizens broadly support action. authorities expect broad cooperation with a reasonable plan, while noting inevitable complaints from some individuals. The goal is to adopt a parking plan promptly, balancing the needs of the many against the few who may be discommoded.
A Fairfield Journal column satirically critiques President Wilson and Governor Cox on democratic governance and warns against centralized power. It notes Harding's pledge against one man rule and mocks bank experiences as a martyrdom analogy. The piece reflects early 20th century political tensions and public sentiment.
The plan by Mr. Herring would unify Iowa state governance into specialized departments led by expert directors. Agriculture, education, labor, public welfare and health would be rebuilt with focused agencies and a short ballot aimed at boosting farming and efficiency.
Advertised waists with prices for white styles and midnight blue georgette. Sale prices shown include 3.25 and 3.75 alongside lower offers such as 1.48 and 1.35.
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