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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
Fragments show names Sir Datty Journal and individuals Man Taylor and W. Taylor amid garbled text. No clear event, location, or date detected.
Multiple Jefferson county residents announce GOP nominations for State Representative Sheriff Clerk of Court Auditor Recorder and County Supervisor in the June 3 1918 primary. Candidates include WM L Long Walter Harris Ritchey Geo Stephenson Vern Samuelson R C Leggett M Olga Raines Clyde Bell and others with emphasis on county offices and Republican voters.
The Fifteenth annual Rebekahs district convention met yesterday in the South Side Odd Fellows hall with many lodges and guests from Batavia Libertyville Linby and Mt Pleasant. Officers elected for 1919 were Ida Dupkel president Helen Stuckey vice president Maggie Gantz secretary and Maude Green treasurer. Hawkeye Rebekah Lodge 2386 will host the next gathering in LoL.
The notice lists several Jefferson county figures seeking Democratic nominations in the June 3 primary. Frank Movrey seeks County Treasurer, R. H. Epence runs for Clerk of Court, George M. Ball for Sheriff, and Glen Neibert also pursues Sheriff. A representative for Congress indicates renomination non-contested.
The board lists nine men likely to be drafted in the next quota leaving April 26. Ernest Jacobs, Harry E. Vanausdeln, Clay D Chaplus, William E Graff, Anthony L Sapalla, Bernard M Popejoy, Carl E Amrine, Edwin G Linder, and one more farmer among twenty four in farming duties seek exemption.
Born to Mr and Mrs A W Switzer a son at 50 North Third Street Mrs C Tellman and son Le land return from a visit at Moline Illinois accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ernest Jericho of Moline Mr and Mrs John Brandle of Mr Pleasant visit in the city yesterday Donald Strickler and Edward Montgomery return from Wapella Missouri Mrs Alice Booker and Mrs M Junkin depart for Excelsior Springs Missouri Genevieve Merrill and Eloise Sielen Russet of Libertyville visit friends here Tilton of Keosauqua visits city Andrew Parsons returns home after several days with brother W C G Parsons Elmer Davis and wife of Medwith visiting today.
Tokyo reports the landing of a Japanese force at Viadivostok as a consequence of revived disorders and killings of Japanese in the region. The editorial notes the event was officially announced.
The Westminster Guild plans a Friday 2 30 PM gathering at Mrs Walter Hunts West Madison Street home. Baptist Ladies Aid calls off its semi monthly meeting due to illness. Eastern Star has a Friday 8 PM initiation night. Forest City Lodge 1491 LC O M meets at 8 PM in the square hall. Wesleyan Bible class hosts a social and business meeting at Mrs Arthur Longs home this evening. White Rose Camp RN A to hold a banquet Saturday April 18 at South Side Odd Fellows Hall with Riverside Camp Eldon delegation. program at 7 30 PM open to lodge friends.
Dr. R A Pearson, president of the State Agricultural College at Ames, urges testing every seed corn as a patriotic duty. He explains European shortages, war ship commandeering, and German sabotage on ships, stressing Americans must eat corn and conserve wheat to support the war effort.
Jefferson County and all counties push to surpass bond allotments for the Third Liberty Loan. State director McNider says needs exceed targets and asks boosters to double pledges where possible. Local committees urge residents to arrange easy payments, or visit banks to commit bond purchases.
Twelve thousand selective service men will be drafted to start training at camps on April 26. Provost Marshal Crowder announced. Hear Montaville Flowers at the Presbyterian church next Wednesday. Admission 50 cents.
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