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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1918

Page

8

Farmers of Iowa unite in politics

Des Moines April 1 five state farmer organizations form a cooperative body named Farmers Union to influence politics. The group includes Taxpayers League Non Partisan League American Society of Equity Farmers Grange and Farmers Union Plan calls for initiative referendum and a modified Torrens law with spending limits and anti conflict of interest rules. A campaign committee has not yet formed and funding aims at 200 per county.

Pes Des Moines General Assembly G. E. Wheemiy Newton Farmers’ Grange William Rupp Epworth American Society of Equity N. Frederickson Guthrie Center Taxebuyers’ League State Council of Defense Aefense Council James M. Pierce Homestead Defense Eeaneil Pierce Greater Iowa Association Woodworth Clum Clum

Liberal drive collects books for soldiers in Jefferson County

The public library reports Jefferson county residents donated many books for soldiers and sailors with more arriving daily. Librarian Dysart says the drive will continue indefinitely and hopes for a steady stream of books as long as the war lasts. The public is urged to turn in all good books, especially new ones, as soon as they are read.

The Public Library Jefferson County Dysart

Edith Storey Makes Metro Debut in The Eyes of Mystery

Edith Storey of Metrostar headlines The Eyes of Mystery portraying Carma Carmichael. Her early stage work includes Audrey and The Little Princess and Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, with later roles like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop. The Eyes of Mystery marks her first Metro picture at the Orpheum on April 3.

Edith Storey Metrostar Carma Carmichael Metro Eleanor Robson Audrey Mrs. Wiggs Miss Storey Metro Pictures The Orpheum

Community Patriotic Meetings Schedule and Attendees

A list of multiple community patriotic meetings slated for April 1 and 2 with room numbers and teachers. Names include Miss Valera Johnson Miss Beth Carr Miss Frances Mil lane Miss Mabel Trail Miss Grace Darling Miss Ruth Gavin Supt. F. R. Mona and other instructors across Lockridge Center Polk Walnut Germanville Round Prairie Blackhawk Penn and Liberty locations.

Lockridge Valera Johnson Beth Carr Tilf Johnson Helen Murphy Center Ruth Gavin Grace Darling Packwood F. R. Mona Polk Crissie Lyon Glendale Mabel Trail Walnut Frances Millane Germanville Bess Warren McCray Anna Bucher Inez Leisure Bellville Lillian Ruggles Frances Barton Goldie Hill Round Prairie Gladys Stonebraker Myrtle Morris Liberty Lalie McClain Treva Bennett Lindy Blanche Craig Blackhawk Mary Millane Iva Erickson LeVerne Whitmore Cleona Sorrel Penn Helen Lahr

Local News Briefs Include Births and City Visitors

Birth announced Sunday at the Hendricks residence on Maple Avenue a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks. Joe Hoskins of East Pleasant Plain visits city today along with P. D. Orely of Batavia. Glen Neibert heads to Oska loosa on business while Clarence Stevenson and his son of Lockridge stop by. Mrs. Henrietta Peck returns to Ottumwa after visiting her daughter Mrs. Nettie Glass.

Roy Hendricks Maple Avenue Joe Hoskins East Pleasant Plain P. D. Orely Batavia Glen Neibert Oskaloosa Clarence Stevenson and Son Lockridge Henrietta Peck Ottumwa Nettie Glass

Wanted Help On Farm With Experience

Wanted notice seeks a strong high school boy with farm experience to start work immediately. Rod ney Gormley at 604 N Third Street listed as contact. Also ads for garden plowing by Sam McElhaney at 508 West Madison Street and brown hens by L A Power with phone 532 or 141. Wall paper cleaning offered by Shriner and Johnson with phone 209. Country work solicited.

Rodney Gormley Third Street Sam McElhaney Madison Street L. A. Power Shriner and Johnson

For Sale Notices Mix in Fairfield Classifieds

Local Fairfield ads list items for sale including Ford car, Tim U hay, No. 2 cooking apples, Jersey cow, Early Ohio seed potatoes, barn hay, ten acres of income property in Jefferson county, one acre home with outbuildings, Barred Rock chickens, and a modern seven room house. Lost auto crank and found aluminum tea kettle are noted with contact details.

City H. C. Alston Jersey W. Achenbach Lockridge Telephone Ohio Jefferson County R. W. Lamson Fairfield Iowa South Second Street Detroiter East Burlington Street J. H. Coffman

For Rent Classified Notices From Old Court Street

Multiple rental items listed with addresses and contact numbers. Properties include a house on N Court Street with cistern electricity and garden, a large modern flat over Thorne's Store, a good eight room house near Methodist church, a three room furnished unit at 611 West Jackson Street, a five room house available April 1, a modern square area house with optional four rooms and bath, a modern one room house on North 9th Street, and a three room unit at 411 N B Street with electric lights and gas.

N. Court Street Thorne’s N. D Street J. McClain West Jackson Street Square Russell Smith North 9Th Street Cc. G. Taylor J. M. Hunter N. B Street

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