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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1881

Page

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Emmetsburg Colonel Commission and Iowa News Highlights

The report lists E S Ormsby of Emmetsburg commissioned as Colonel by Governor Gear. Other items note deaths in Fairfield and Dubuque, a major fire in McGregor, fatal lightning near New Hampton, burglaries in Buffalo, and political and legal notices across Iowa including the Republican State Convention dates and church conventions. It mentions peat beds in Clay county, a fatal sawmill accident at Clinton, and notable society and transport incidents across the state.

E. S. Ormsby Emmetsburg Gear Aletha Jewett James F. Wilson Fairfield McGregor Oscar Burdick Chicago Robert Burns New Hampton J. W. MelIntire Des Moines Taunton Somersetshire England United States Clay County Hancock

Kidney-Wort Promises Healthier Bowels and Kidneys

An advertisement urges readers to trust Kidney-Wort to restore bowel and kidney function. It promotes both dry and liquid forms and notes druggists sell it. The copy emphasizes faithful trial for improved health.

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Mobs, Murders, and Misfortune Reported Across Cities

A June 3 dispatch notes Benjamin colored being hanged in Charleston for a murder in August. In Cresfield Elijah Sterling attacked his wife and son with an ax, the son escaped while the wife died. Lancaster reports a ten year old boy killed another boy in a knife attack. Thomas Burs killed Charles Bell in a Chicago saloon over money. Fannie Gatewood of St Louis, claiming kin to Senator Gatewood, shot herself May 30 and will die. she is 22 and considered intelligent.

Edward Desenders Brooklyn N. Y Indianapolis Ind John Eurich Eurich Leadville John Lynch Charles Syles Lynch Syles Dallas Texas Milton Baker Hayes County Depty Thomas Burs Charles Bell Chicago Dubuque Fannie Gatewood St. Louis Senator Gatewood Kentucky

Army Officership as Social Prestige in Victorian Times

The article critiques aristocratic families who push sons into army officer roles as a social rank marker. It argues the army fosters idleness and contempt for honest work, noting Sir Garnet Wolseley’s critique that enlistment has long attracted idle English gentlemen seeking ease, with campaigns offering only sporadic hardship.

Chambers’ Journal Guards Garnet Wolseley

There is perhaps no tonic offered to the people

The piece extols Hop Bitters as a valuable tonic for stomach upset and blood purification, urging early use as a preventive remedy. It emphasizes low cost and quick benefits, warning against waiting until illness worsens.

Boston Globe

IOWA STATE GREENBACK CONVENTION OPENS IN DES MOINES

The Iowa Methodist State Convention meets in Des Moines Plymouth Church May 31 with temporary officers Bishop Hurst presiding and committees named for credentials finance publishing and rail transport. Evening sessions cover temperance education and religious press as Rev J F Hurst is elected president of permanent organization. The second day features historical society talks and plans for Episcopal residence in Des Moines.

Jacob Hess Bellevue Wicke Episcopal Convention Diocese of Iowa Davenport Council Bluffs Plymouth Sioux Lyon Osceola Plymouth Church Des Moines Hurst Bishop Hurst L. M. Walters J. C. W. Coke R. 8. Robinson J. T. Crippen Church L. H. Woodworth H. C. Sigler Nothwestern B. Mitchell J. H. Lozier Coxe Henry Richel W. P. Hepburn C. C. Nourse J. Ellen Foster Bishop J. F. Hurst D. D J. W. McDonald A. Lee Ch. Heidel C. W. Blodgett T.M. Williams D. Murphy H. Ross Lewis FC. Wolfe J.T. Simmons John Mahin Methodist State Historical Society E. H. Waring R. W. Keeler C. H. Heidel C. E. Gatch W.J. Spaulding W. F. King E. L. Parks Hust Hohn Muscatine Journal R. C. Glass Thompson Smith Henry Rickel T. McStewart C. F. Clarkson James Harlan C. Heidel G. W. F. Willey Emory Miller Shepherd Wilson W. H. Pillsbury J. N. Pardee C. 8. Ryman W. H. Berg Provisional Board of Trustees C. A. Boardman W. F. Coles J. H. Woolson T. McK. Stuart W. F. Bourke Ormsby Committee On Credentials Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Committee On Publication W. M. M’creary Yankton Dakota Committee On

State Central Committee elects officers at convention

Reduced fare to delegates was lost and a resolution that the Greenback party makes no war on legitimate banking was laid on the table. Hon. L. H. Weller was elected Chairman and Capt. Muffley Secretary for the ensuing year. Gen. Weaver spoke two hours. Nominations followed with Jesse Harper of Illinois and M. H. Williams of Missouri. The convention adjourned sine die.

Iowa Marshalltown Daniel Campbell Mr. Davis Davis County E. H. Gillette Jesse Harper Illinois M. H. Williams Missouri Leonard Brown Joseph Ingalls Polk County W. H. Calhoun Marshall County L. H. Weller Chickasaw County O. A. Garrison Reading Crawford Davis E. N. Andrus State Central Committee A. Edgington Gaffiel Clarion C. Lower M. J. Kane Railroad Commission Congress District of Columbia Greenback Capt Muffley Gen. Weaver

Cure for car sickness via paper charm tested

The Boston Herald reports a simple preventive for car sickness using a sheet of writing paper worn next to the chest. A lady so afflicted rode 12 miles then traveled New York by rail with a sleeping car and dining car, experiencing a comfortable journey.

Lowell Road Chesnut New York

Value of Sawdust Proves Market Growth and Uses

The article cites a New York market of about five hundred sawdust vendors with $200000 invested and over $2,000,000 annual business. Prices rose from fifty cents per load decades ago to $3.50 now, with sawdust used in hotels, kitchens, plumbers, and packaging for deadening walls and floors.

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