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The Tribune Fairfield lists advertising rates and notices on page updates. Local merchants are urged to submit ads and classified copy for the upcoming edition.
02 Mar 1882
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1882
Page
1
The Tribune Fairfield lists advertising rates and notices on page updates. Local merchants are urged to submit ads and classified copy for the upcoming edition.
Items report the death of Wm Holmes in Chariton from measles, a Des Moines deaf-mutes convention, oil mill investment at Boone, Grinnell’s city status change, Geo Edgar killed near Ogden, a Dubuque bridge drowning, Sioux City hog profits, Humboldt Smith Smith fire, and other 1881 to 1882 developments.
A doctor recommends meat jelly from one calf's foot and one pound of veal simmered in four pints of water for five hours until reduced to one third. Strain then season with pepper salt and nutmeg. The jelly stores well and should contain no vegetables to avoid spoiling.
A reflection on how a child’s learning and love brings pure happiness, illustrating the tender bond between parent and child as innocence grows.
An advertisement urges readers to try Psteny Wort for long standing kidney and bowel issues. It claims the remedy, offered in dry and liquid forms, has cured hundreds of cases from five to thirty years.
O Rourke and another youth received 21 year terms each for assaulting and robbing an elderly man on Chicago streets. Jacob Whitman guilty of first degree murder in Belfontaine Ohio for poisoning his wife with strychnine on September 20 last year. J W Norris prominent Rice Texas postmaster shot by two men while returning to his store. died shortly after.
Dispatches describe anti Jewish riots in Russia with evidence of property destruction and maltreatment of Jews in Warsaw where about a hundred people were harmed and ten to twelve died. A Berlin report suggests the Czar may dismiss General Skobeloff or order his retirement.
England Germany France Italy and others refuse the proposed international treaty standard for gold and silver coinage. A Dublin dispatch from February 20 reports that troops at Carrick on Suir fired on occupants after a tenant eviction, scattering the assailants with a volley.
A clever trick on Champion Hill involved a man with a camera who photographed nearly every front door while residents started their day. He claimed the views were perfect and collected low fees, then left promising the prints on a named day, but no negatives or photos were delivered. Policeman X may have observed the scene.
Des Moines reports from February 20 to 25 cover petitions and bills across counties. Topics include public officer free passes railroads, school law changes, text books, compulsory education, railroad commissioner powers, tax provisions, and budget items. Adjournments follow debates on sheriff compensation and legalizing municipal actions.
The bill establishes a state geological survey under the executive council with a State geologist in charge. It outlines duties including mapping, reports, and public articles, plus annual and comprehensive reports, publication rights, and an annual $4500 appropriation with a $2500 salary for the State geologist.
A Bavarian peasant at Ratisbon station placed a heavy sack by the baggage room and slept. A porter threw the sack on the scales, causing a cry from within. Inside was the 8 year old son, whom the father had hoped to smuggle to save passage money.
A poem by Miss Sarah Doudnet warns that time cannot be recovered like a mill’s grind The water past teaches readers to value to day love words and deeds while strength and health endure The verse urges action and tenderness before hours slip away
The narrator and his friend George Dickson uncover Etheridge Parsons’s forged will scheme after Parsons seeks Julia Parsons’s hand. The solicitor confronts Parsons at his home, secures a written renunciation, and ensures Julia’s betrothal proceeds to a happy marriage. Parsons later sails to Australia aboard the ill fated ship London.
Classified notice offering job printing of every description and ox pes bill note meads. Orders by mail receive attention. 8 x wool ond given.
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