Fairfield Tribune Subscription Rates
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms for full year at one dollar in advance and six months at half the annual rate. The entry includes a partial note on three months but is incomplete.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
12
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms for full year at one dollar in advance and six months at half the annual rate. The entry includes a partial note on three months but is incomplete.
A brief caption notes the item was entered as Weekly Newspaper at the Fairfield Post Office as second class mail matter with the slogan A drop of ink makes millions think.
The Commoner decries how high ranking life insurers used policyholders money to speculate in bonds. When bets paid, firms paid interest to the companies. when bets failed, losses were booked as profit and loss. Some times they did pay interest, but fairness suggests they could have avoided it.
The piece critiques public indifference to corruption and the failure of voters to act against officials tied to private interests. It contrasts small crimes with larger abuses by senators and party leaders, urging stronger enforcement of law and moral accountability to avoid acquiescence that Lecky calls worse than corruption.
An advertisement urges women with health disorders to write to Dr. Pierce for confidential medical advice. It claims his female-centered examinations are unnecessary and promotes his “Favorite Prescription” as a cure, urging readers to seek guidance from Buffalo physician Dr. R. V. Pierce.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy earns wide praise from Mr. Chas W Mattison of Milford Virginia. He suffered a severe dysentery attack and, after using a bottle, received immediate relief. For sale by Frank S Shriner. Oct.
The interstate commerce law convention assembles at the Auditorium in Chicago on October 25 and 26 with delegates from major U S chambers of commerce. They press for expanded commission powers to set new rates after hearings when tariffs are unfair or discriminatory. President Roosevelt backs rate regulation. C E Stubbs attends as Denver Chamber of Commerce delegate.
A seasonal suggestion urges readers to stock Chamberlain Cough Remedy to tackle colds early. It promises prompt, satisfactory results when used at onset and before the illness settles, noting the remedy is widely known and preferred over others.
In a stormy autumn night, Minister Kretschmar and Mademoiselle Marion meet in a ruined courtyard. Marion reveals she was blackmailed by an agent named Zentes or Twardoski tied to Humbert and Rupert, paying 30000 rubles to keep her secret, while Kretschmar vows to hunt the traitor and protect her.
In a tense Morania intrigue, a woman confesses paying hush money to a conspirator who threatens to expose a liaison and the ministerial plot to ruin reputations. Kretschmar vows to silence the blackmailer as Twardoski emerges as a duplicitous insider. The couple face impossible choices as escape or capture looms.
A Des Moines divorce petition seeks permanent alimony and $2000 temporary alimony from Laura E. Youngerman against her husband. She claims his worth at $75,000 and cites two children with one killed in an accident involving the One and Northwestern railway. A related local land sale mentions John F. Sturgeon disposing 167 acres at Cardiff, Montgomery county for $110 per acre.
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