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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
4
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription rates: one year in advance at $1.00, six months at 50 cents, and three months at 25 cents. It notes the paper is entered at Fairfield post office as second class mail matter. The publication carries the motto A drop of ink makes millions think.
A man laments a former Fairfield vice figure and recounts weekly hemorrhages since her departure. The piece then notes Atlanta firms advertising for a telephone girl at $4 weekly with 112 replies, and for packing work at $7 weekly with no applicants, prompting reflections on perceptions of professional versus plain work.
A telegraphic notice in this issue shows Wisconsin Presbyterians support high license as the path to liquor control, arguing prohibition fails. The Tribune backs the Democratic platform on liquor and other issues, urging right-thinking people to adopt this view and persevere through obstacles toward success.
The Webster City Freeman Tribune imitated the Des Moines Capital by reprinting an obituary style editorial from July 11 1901 praising tariff revision. The Capital later accused the Freeman Tribune of fabricating material and mocked arguments from democratic and reform papers in the tariff debate.
The piece rebukes The Capital for siding with railroads and mockingly praises a July 11 1901 Tribune editorial. It argues tariff revision splits along Democratic and mugwump lines, while condemning partisan attacks and calling for return to principle amid 1905 policy debates.
Charmian's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy earns wide reputation across the nation. Milford Virginia resident Mr. Chas W Mattison reports immediate relief after a serious dysentery attack. For sale by Frank S Shriner. Oct.
The Rock Island routes announce Homeseekers excursion tickets to southwestern points at 75 percent of the round trip rate, valid on Oct 17 Nov 7 21 and Dec 5 19. The fare promises substantial savings, with further details available by inquiry.
A gray haired old loafer balks at work offering a family excuse. The housekeeper challenges him and he repeats his reason about supporting a wife and three children, highlighting a stubborn mood and stubborn reasoning in dialogue.
The weary Minister of War, haunted by Marion Bellinzona and royal court intrigues, discovers a poisoned coffee linked to a broader conspiracy. He suspects traitors in the palace, including Prime Minister Zeleski and court physician Dr. Czarnecki, as he weighs possible fates and plots in the dead of night.
A silent castle and a wary resident hear a mysterious visitor in the night seeking entry. Legal notice seeks to confirm title to West SE quarter and bar claims, with court dates in Fairfield Iowa, and attorney I D Jones representing plaintiffs.
Beginning the first or third Tuesday of each month through 1905 travelers can reach eastern Colorado Wyoming western South Dakota central Nebraska western Kansas southwest Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Louisiana Texas and New Mexico at exceptionally low fares. Return tickets valid for twenty one days with many stopovers allowed. Illustrated booklets and full details available from P. E. Heflin agent.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it then pare it down carefully. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster a few days to protect from shoes. Pain Balm also serves as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. For sale by Frank S Shriner Oct.
State notice to Thomas Berry Margaret Berry Platena Kauffman Ora Berry John Berry Lizzie Berry Samuel Berry William Berry and other heirs claiming West half of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 7 Township 72 North Range 8 West 20 acres. Fred A Hamlin and Mary F Hamlin file petition on or before November 16 1905 asserting title by fee simple and 57 years peaceable possession beginning with 1848 owner Samuel Taylor Berry.
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