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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
12
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms for one year in advance six months and three months with a weekly publication status for the Fairfield post office as second class mail matter and a motto about ink. The price is one dollar.
George Annanias Onlywater Frach laments a Fairfield salacious episode that allegedly sparked ongoing hemorrhages weekly since the unnamed woman was ordered to depart. The crude tale centers on vice and decayed desire, portraying a town rocked by scandal and a man embittered by unfulfilled lust.
A Atlanta manufacturing firm advertised for a telephone girl at 4 dollars a week and received 112 replies next day. Two days later it offered packing work for light boxes at 7 dollars weekly with the same hours but no applications. Newspapers chided the girls for their choice, noting perceived value differences between “professional” and “plain” work.
The Freeman Tribune criticizes the Capital for shifting stance on tariff reform and praises Wisconsin Presbyterians for backing high license. It recalls Iowa Democratic support for liquor controls and argues tariff revision should come from those aligned with protectionist policy, contrasting past editorial integrity with present partisan drift.
The Boston Globe quotes its view that failures are intended to serve as stepping stones to success. It notes that many successful people were broke and discouraged, yet persisted, turning adverse conditions into progress through perseverance and determination.
The Daily Capital is accused of lifting an editorial on tariff revision from Des Moines Capital and pasting it as its own. The piece alleges the Capital plagiarized July 11 1901 and again misattributed lines from July 11 1904, prompting a defense of tariff critiques and a rebuke of rival papers.
Charles W. Mattison of Milford Virginia praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it works like magic and is the best preparation he knows. He recovered from a severe dysentery attack after taking a bottle. For sale by Frank S. Shriner. Oct.
The Rock Island offers Homeseekers excursion tickets to southwest points on Oct 17 Nov 7 21 Dec 5 and 19 at 75 percent of the one way rate for round trips. Cheaper travel option announced with details available at 31-111.
A gray haired loafer stalls a housekeeper with the defense that he has a wife and three children to support. He repeats the claim while the exchange underscores the tension between work and family duties in urban life.
The Minister of War endures a grim night haunted by Marion Bellinzona and fears traitors inside the royal castle. He detects a poison in his coffee and suspects Dr. Czarnecki and Prime Minister Zeleski in a complex conspiracy to remove him.
A wary inhabitant in a silent, embattled castle guards his room as a prowler skims through ajar doors. Kretschmar slips quietly along to confront a mysterious visitor bearing a dark lantern in the dead of night.
Beginning the first or third Tuesday of each month in 1905, travelers can book very affordable trips to eastern Colorado and neighboring states with return validity up to 21 days. The offer covers many destinations in Colorado, Wyoming, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Louisiana, Texas and New Mexico, with multiple stopovers and illustrated details available from P. E. Heflin, Agent.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it and pare closely without drawing blood. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily, rub five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster for a few days to protect the area. Pain Balm also served as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. For sale by Frank S. Shriner. Oct.
State of Iowa Jefferson County to Thomas Berry Margaret Berry Platena Kauffman Ora Berry John Berry Lizzie Berry Samuel Berry William Berry and all heirs at law devisees executors and unknown claimants of the West half of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 7 Township 72 North Range 8 West 20 acres You are notified that by November 16 1905 a petition will be on file in Jefferson County Clerk of the District Court by Fred A Hamlin and Mary F Hamlin claiming fee title to the West half of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 7 Township 72 North Range 8 West 20 acres alleging 57 years adverse possession by grantors and chain of title Samuel Berry was owner in 1848
Petition seeks to quiet plaintiff Samuel T Berry's heirs title to a tract in section 7 township 8 range 8 Fairfield Iowa. Defendant Platena Ka is sole known resident. others unknown. Notice requires appearance by Nov 27 1905. default leads to judgment. Attorney Tr D Jones represents plaintiff.
Railroad schedule for C B Q shows westbound listings including Denver Express Local Passenger Passenger Fast Mail and Freight, with times, and eastbound listings for Omaha Express Des Moines Chicago Fast Mail and local trains. The fragment includes rate codes and notation notes but is partially garbled.
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