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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
4
A short subscription notice lists terms for one year or six months and notes entry as a weekly newspaper at the Fairfield Postoffice as second class mail matter. The phrase a drop of ink makes millions think appears as a slogan.
A jumble of quotes comments and forecasts from newspapers touch on Newark tobacco deaths 1907 predictions by Rockefeller and Parker, a Hanna monument, biblical standpatism, and steer hide prices. The piece blends political opinion with economic notes, highlighting market shifts and consumer costs across years.
A long, strongly worded epistolary critique targets Annanias for alleged political payments and manipulation of newspaper content. The letter accuses him of taking money to influence endorsements, publish biased material, and sway candidates, while signaling potential further exposure. The piece also reprints an editorial from The Railway World about gold production and its impact on prices and prosperity, noting rising gold output and its economic implications.
A historic-sounding letter criticizes Peruna and temperance rhetoric, urging honesty and humility. It ridicules self praise and condemns hoax-like substitutes, referencing Ft Madison and Bible, signed Anti Peruna in affectionate closing.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for menopause related symptoms like hot flashes headaches and irritability. It claims the medicine preserves feminine health by supporting general health and organs, with a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Enslinger in Portland Oregon praising relief and continued family duties. The copy argues rivals cannot match its efficacy and urges buying from dealers.
Local resident W. C. Barber of Sandy Level Va credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a severe chest ailment from smoke and dust after other remedies failed. Advertised as the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world, with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes at Frank S Shriner's drug store, trial bottle free. Sept.
The Kennewick Irrigating Canal sits at the gateway to Yakima Valley offering two to three weeks earlier season than the upper valley. Small fruits, berries, and cantaloupes sell at high prices due to early ripening. Land is still affordable but rapidly being taken, so prospective settlers should act quickly. Mild climate aids bronchial and catarrhal conditions. for details contact C. W. Mott, General Emigration Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, St. Paul, Minnesota.
S A Brown of Bennettsville South Carolina advocates Electric Bitters for digestion and liver issues. He notes his wife recovered strength and vigor after using the tonic. Frank S Shriner druggist sells and guarantees them at 150c a bottle. Sept.
A witty column notes that red hair provokes inescapable dislike and a widow’s calm may mask deeper thoughts. It jokes that daughters cost fathers money, while breach of promise suits are rare for them, and marriage woes hinge on meals and praise.
A historical advertisement touts Chamberlain\u2019s Cough Remedy as valuable for coughs and colds. It promises pleasant taste and dependable relief, urging purchases from Frank S. Shriner with a Sept. sale reference.
A Madison Wis speech argues newspapers support many good causes with donated space and money. The writer notes that papers regularly back Humane Society meetings church suppers and hospital events while acknowledging space costs and the public interest balance.
State of Iowa Jefferson County notifies Mamie McDonald estate and Robert S. McDonald that parcels Lots 4 and 5 in Block 2 of Snook's addition to Perlee were purchased by H E Snook for delinquent taxes on December 1 1902. If not redeemed within ninety days after service, redemption right expires and a tax deed will be issued. Dated September 4 1905. 26-31
Notice to all concerned that Oris B. Leasor is deceased and his Last Will and Testament is on file in the Jefferson County District Court. A proof and final hearing are set for Monday September 25 1905 at 2 o clock PM, first day of September Term 1905. E E Lucas Clerk of the District Court.
Edwad S. Crile administratrix seeks final report approval and distribution order in Jefferson County Iowa. Heirs including Winona Crile must appear by Sept 25 1905 or default and judgment will be entered. I D Jones attorney notes final discharge sought. Edna S. Crile administratrix. 25-4t
Joseph E Steele administrator asks court to approve final report of the estate of Ann Lame deceased to order distribution and grant final discharge. He urges heirs and interested parties to appear before the September 25 1905 Fairfield Jefferson County Iowa court, or default and judgment will be entered. Attorney I D Jones represents the administrator.
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