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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1880

Page

1

Iowa Senate debate over usury laws and district funding

Des Moines March sessions cover bills on hospital salary, record fees, and school books, with defeats and engrossments. Debates focus on reducing usury, interest rates, and funding school bonded indebtedness amid adjournments and amendments.

British Arctic expedition sails in May next

A May departure is planned for the British Arctic expedition as reports confirm the move. Other items note President approves Major Reno dismissal and several fires causing heavy losses in North America and Virginia.

Local Iowa Briefs Include Fires Crimes and Industry

Burlington reports nine cooper shops with about forty coopers. The wife of District Judge McHenry died in Des Moines on the 14th. Boots and shoes have declined 5 to 10 percent in Boston since December. The U S Consul notes profitable cattle exports to parts of France. An 80 year old McGregor resident died while chopping wood. Judge Green plans an opera house for Cedar Rapids seating two thousand. In 1879 an Iowa City firm bought 37,000 in horses shipped to Massachusetts and Minnesota. A Dubuque County miner was fatally injured by a blast. The B C R pay car was ditched at Morning Sun after a broken rail on March 16. Cedar Rapids burglars strike shops. small booty taken. Mrs Woedal of Linn County dies after ovarian tumor removal weighing 76 pounds. The Ferguson residence in Floyd County burned March 17 from a defective flue. Plans for a second Iowa five companies tournament at Marshalltown June 8 9 10. Four men jailed in Chicago for wrecking freight cars. four others discharged. A Cedar Rapids cooper Charles Hotter attempted suicide March 15 losing an eye. A Dubuque youth fined 100 for game law violations at New Albia. Greene and Bennett buy controlling stake in Cedar Rapids and Marion street railway. Dr John Clark of Keokuk Gate City dies in Mt Sterling March 15. Secretary Thompson says the Constellation cannot bring back emigrants from Ireland.

Drs Moines Meyr Arnold Senate Larrabee Russell Jones Hartshorn Shelley Meyer Chase Wall Hebard Kimball Ham Russel Greene Judiciary Judiciary Committee Yees Yeas Fr. Doge Springdale Mutual Fire Insurance Company Cedar County Des Moines Cedar Rapids County Boards of Supervisors Institution For the Deaf and Dumb College For the Blind Circuit Board of Capitol Commissions Railroad Commissioners Office of Register of State Land Office Secretary of State Burlington State Center Sibley Osceola County Green Leave Committee On Ways and Means Gillett Ford Woodbine Harrison County Glasgow Independent School District Red Rock Mason County Independence Insane Asylum Newbold House Yoran Mt. Pleasant Boys’ Reform School Ft. Madison Anamosa Normal School State Agricultural College Orphans’ Home College For the King Railroad Commmittee Porter Hopkinton Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company Linn Township Linn County Josephine Dorr Sheffield Franklin County James Simmonds Madison County 17Th General Assembly Louisa Lucas Polk Boone Story Meyers Jasper County Greenee Marion County Committee On Schools Shelby Lee County Iowa Missouri Commissioner of Immigration Independent District of Red Rock Township Merion County Justices of the Peace Sid Town W. E. Haskins Howard County Union Hardin County Lawrence Chris. Logan Lyon County J. K. Thompson Hedges College For Nichols Benton Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Shell Rock Missouri Pacific Railroad Sedalia St. Louis East St. Louis Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska Railroad Corydon C. H. Mellon & Co Keokuk Centerville Albia Kennedy & Co Woodstock Village Edward C. Palmer Louisiana Bank New Orleans Supreme Court D. Hilton Providence & Worcester Railroad Wm. 8 Slater Lyman A. Cook McClovel Combs Chicago Joachim Dubuque Aurora Illinois W. Baldwin Baldwin Vermont Wm. H. McHenry Boston Judge Green Iowa City Massachusetts Minnesota S. A. Bradley Dubuque County Charles Hotter New Albia

A Colorado Romance Ends In Wedding On Horseback

Mrs. L B Wright recounts a Leadville wedding tale from Granite in Chaffee county where Mrs. A E Watson and George Rouak wed after a riding mishap. Wright, injured, insisted the ceremony proceed with a judge uniting the couple while she rode back to Buena Vista.

Leadville Granite Chaffee L. B. Wright Windsor A. E. Watson California A. J. Scott Watson Mr. Rouak Wright Buena Vista Malta Mrs. Wright

Quip About Sampson and Philistines Turns on Bold Boast

A company of scapegraces boast they will take Sampson along to slay a thousand Philistines. The pious old man Sampson replies that to do so he would have to borrow their aw bone, underscoring his disbelief.

Sampson

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Adic Winter Cold Remedy

An old ad urges readers to combat seasonal colds with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup claiming it as a sure and safe remedy. The note notes a price of 25 cents and promotes relief from common cold symptoms during rainy and cold months.

Dr. Bull

Population shift to cities in the 19th century

A retrospective note traces urban growth in the United States from 1800 to 1870, showing rising shares of residents living in cities over 8000 people and predicting a Census 1880 count near 12 million in cities versus 8 million previously.

United States

Inquiry Reveals Family Hardship and Illness

A good man questions a poor street child about her mother and father. The child reveals the mother is dead and the father is sick with a sore finger. The questioning continues, noting the lack of money for a knife to amputate.

Hop Bitters advertised in Burlington Hawkeye

Workingmen are urged to cleanse and strengthen their system before spring work to prevent ague bilious fever or spring sickness. One bottle of Hop Bitters per month is recommended to save time sickness and expense, per the Burlington Hawkeye advertisement.

Burlington

Why She Horsewhipped Him

A Bethlehem man borrows a dollar from his girlfriend, uses it to buy tickets for another girl, prompting the woman to confront him after a show. She administers a sidewalk whipping, warning him not to borrow her money again. The piece ends with a thrift moral about funding dates at pawn shops.

Philadelphia Times Bethlehem

Small girl speaks of singing with angels in Gilbert and Sullivan

A young girl reflects on dying and joining angels but doubts she will sing much as she knows only a few songs from Pinafore. She mentions her familiarity with a song or two from the operetta.

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