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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1892
Page
4
Record of births in May and April plus marriages occurred in Fairfield area. Includes numerous late lists of transfers of farm and town property, with names of couples, towns, and parcels across April to May entries.
A transcription list of property transfers showing numerous May 1910 deeds in Fairfield, Libertyville, Batavia, and Pleasant Plain. Parties include Carson, Hutton, Gordon, Wall, Goodridge, Loomis, Swanson, Caldwell, Flinn, Nichols, Kendell, Crumley, Parrar, Maddix, Gardner, Randall, Smith, Barnes, Swope, Hibard, and others transferring lots, blocks, and parcels across multiple additions and subdivisions.
The New York Commercial Bulletin analyzes the 1892 Wool Book by H. D. N. North, citing six conclusions on tariffs. It argues prices, imports, shoddy production, and wage levels show no clear benefit from high duties, urging challenge to these findings.
A promotional piece argues drunkenness is a disease and claims Dr Haines Golden Specific offers a home treatment cure. It urges readers to write to Golden Specific Co Cincinnati Ohio for a pamphlet with testimonials and warns against sanitariums.
Report notes that new coal discoveries in the Argentine Republic could end reliance on imported fuel as railway companies refuse to renew contracts with British mines. The expectation is that domestic mines will meet all railway and broader energy needs.
Mrs Wm Copeland of Flint Michigan reports four years of skin eruption and constipation cured by Dullam’s Great German Blood Liver Stomach and Kidney Remedy. She endorses it as a tonic blood purifier and health restorer and notes sale by Geo D Clarke.
John Donner a solitary farmer four miles south of Canton Ohio dies on Monday. Relatives unlock his chest and discover eight thousand dollars in gold silver and currency inside.
An advertisement touts Krause’s Headache Capsules promising universal headache relief and pain suppression even for severe injuries, urging purchases at local druggists. A separate item notes a Maine coast irregularity: a Lubeck man drove over forty miles from Eastport to his home to reach a horse, though towns are three miles apart in straight line.
Advertisement claims a product named Mystic Cure can cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate removal of cause and disease with the first dose, priced at 75 cents and sold by D. G. Higley Druggist in Fairfield, Iowa.
The Iowa Democratic platform champions equal rights under law, opposes protective tariffs, and calls for free raw materials and a free list. It endorses Horace Boies as presidential nominee and pledges Iowa’s electoral votes to him, urging unit voting at the national convention.
In Brooklyn Life a playful quip shows Bert claiming to have rid a cold by taking a fresh one, while Tom questions the remedy in a casual exchange. The humor hinges on a pun about remedies and status.
Dr John Bull's Sarsaparilla claimed to cure scrofula syphilis pimples boils sore eyes ring worm bone aches aching joints sore lungs kidneys liver lame back and more. The advertisement touts it as a vegetable tonic and blood purifier with universal strength and cites testimonials from tk B Roby of Vincennes Indiana and agents John D Park & Son Co Bradshaw & Thoma.
Jefferson county residents are urged to visit Wilt Dougherty’s Harness Shop for a wide selection of harnesses, collars, whips, and leather goods. With 24 years as a harness maker and Charles Bales's 30 years’ experience, the shop promises quality, warranty, and unsold prices on items from steel wire brushes to medicated stock food.
Funds offered for loan at 4 percent annual interest on deposits for six months or more. Real estate or personal security accepted. Bank acts as custodian of wills and valuables without charge. Business conducted prudently and within safe banking practices.
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