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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1890

Page

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Tribute to the Catholic Church Power and Civilizing Role

Rev Dr Newton praised the Roman Catholic Church in a New York sermon, calling it a vital civilizing force across history. He cited its role in preserving order during the fall of empires, nurturing culture in the Dark Ages, and guiding civilization through modern times while urging balanced American loyalty and charitable support from Catholics.

Newton Lieber Newton Episcopalian Church of All Souls New York City Divine United States Rome New World Macauley Church Hell Milwaukee Mutual Life Insurance Company Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Mutual Mutual Life Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Society For Foreign Missions Leonard Dr. Magill Miss Lodge Miss Bryant A.,. Smith Elis

Ingalls in Kansas Farmers Alliance Questions Row

The Dubuque Telegraph reports Senator Ingalls facing tough questions from Kansas Farmers Alliance on legislation affecting them. They threaten opposition if he does not clearly explain his views. The piece recalls his unclear Prohibition stance and mocks his explanations to readers.

Dubuque Senator Ingalls Kansas Farmers’ Alliance North American Review Ingalls Mr. Rice

Private Ownership Concentrates in Small Elite Says Ez

A quotation argues that fewer than 250000 individuals own the United States today and that within thirty years under current taxes the nation would be owned by about 50000 men, representing less than one in 500 adult males.

United States of America

Sale of Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Clothing in Rome Iowa

Public sale announced for March 22 1890 at J O Laughlin's store room Rome Iowa with no reserve. Conducted by auctioneer Capt C Z BepForp.

J.O. Laughlin Rome Iowa C. Z. BepForp

Milton rat hunt ends with record kill tally

Citizens form two captains and 210 hunters for a rat hunt in Milton. By March 2 3 675 rats had been killed, weights totaling 1 875 pounds, one man claiming 500 on his premises. Grand parade planned and supper after a final count.

Milton Mareh Ld Main Street Grand Street Lowa Birmingham Enterprise

G A R Encampment Set For Des Moines In April 1890

The annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment for the Iowa department is planned in Des Moines from April 7 to 10, 1890. Local veterans prepare for four days of meetings and ceremonies.

Eccles Grand Trunk R. R G.A.R Grand Army of the Republic Department of Iowa Des Moines

Farmers discuss profitability and practical farming ideas

At the Parmess Club meeting the cold roads kept attendance small. Cranmore Gage chaired a discussion on making farming more profitable, with Ed ward Davies presenting a view on a 160 acre farm and other members offering tips on pasture rotation machinery use and reducing debts while avoiding trusts.

Farmers’ Club Cranmore Gage O. TL Loops Edward Davies Davies Geo. Cochran Manilla D. Wansu Chicago C.D. Tomy J.R. McEloge ErRay Geo. Heaton West EowWard Davies

A Popular Expression Illustrated

A brief Harper's Bazar illustration notes a man slipping down stairs with a light trip, capturing a tidy moment of mishap and visual humor in a fashion periodical context.

Harper’s Bazar

Editor of The Daily Grabber Under Fire

A fragment accuses the editor of The Daily Grabber as a brute stirring resentment. The remark hints at clashing views within the paper's leadership and reader responses.

Daily Grabber

Too Suggestive Exchange at Breakfast

A tramp asks a woman for food and is offered leftover chops. He scorns the offer saying they are too suggestive of the wood pile, and he cannot eat them for comfort. The scene appears in the Kearney Enterprise.

Kearney

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