Miss Hopkins Talks on Flour Substitutes for War Time
Two hundred women heard Miss Mariel Hopkins government Food Demonstrator discuss avoiding wheat flour in most uses and substituting corn meal syrups honey and other substitutes. She urged crowd to fund a year round home demonstration in Jefferson County and emphasized food conservation as essential to win the war.
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Lilitary Hall
Mariel Hopkins
Wapelie County
S. A. McPherson
Fairfield
Oklahoma
Ames
Apres
Jefferson County
Miss Hopkins
Prac
Mias Hopkins
Geere
George
Mise Hopkins
Food Law Violator Pays Red Cross Penalty and Apology
H. E. Roerts of Postville is fined 500 dollars and ordered to issue a public apology after selling flour at retail without required substitutes. His flour selling license is revoked by the U S Food Administration. The action follows a hearing in Waukon with D J Murphy and I E Beeman.
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Burlington
H. E. Roberts
Postville
U. S. Food Administration
Red Cross
D. J. Murphy
I. E. Beeman
Waukon
Roerts
Food Administration
Iowa
The
Community cooking class demo set for April 20
Miss Hopkins shared numerous no wheat recipes for thickening gravies and sauces and preparing biscuits muffins steamed bread cookies cake and pastry. The audience awaits the April 20 demonstration.
Wanted Salesmen Statewide With Auto For Three Counties
Commission and $100 per month guaranteed salary offered for honest capable men. Steady work with rapid advancement in Wapello Jefferson and Henry counties. Call Leggett hotel ask for Mr. Sweet through Saturday evening. After Saturday write Mr. Sweet care Ottumwa Hotel Ottumwa.
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Wapello
Jefferson
Henry
Leggett Hotel
Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Ottumwa Hotel
Ottumwa
Mrs Indian Grammar Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Indian Grammar age about eighty of this county died last night at eight o'clock at her son Albert Grammar's home northwest of Libertyville after several weeks of illness. She was widow of Henry Grammar who died September 1 1917. Funeral likely tomorrow with burial in Fell cemetery.
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Indian Grammar
Albert Grammar
Libertyville
Henry Grammar
Fell Cemetery
For Sale Half Interest in Fairfield Tile Factory
Classified column lists a half interest in the Fairfield Brick and Tile Factory for sale by G. M. Neiswanger, Fairfield Iowa, with cash buyer preferred. Also notes Navy seed beans, walnut parlor chairs, 8 1/2 acres city limits offer, incubator, Ford vehicle, and autos from Hannah-Clckenbeard Auto Co. with contact details.
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Fairfield Brick and Tile Factory
G. M. Neiswanger
Fairfield
Iowa
M. B. Humphrey
McLaughlin Furniture Store
F. W. McClain
West
Jackson St
Hannah-Clckenbeard Auto Co
WANTED Rent garden space and rooms in city area
WANTED To rent a lot in South Park Addition for garden use. Call 3628 with location. WANTED To rent two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by a young married couple. Phone 2551. 283 WANTED Young man at the Purity. Steady work and good wages paid to right party. Apply in person, 234 WANTED Garden plowing. Sam McElhaney, 608 West Madison Street.
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South Park
For Rent Listing Across Town
Multiple rental offers appear from Salina area including nine room house with good cellar in West Kirkwood by J. F. Carbaugh and four modern unfurnished rooms with private bath near the square at $15 monthly via Russell Smith. 32 acres near Fairfield with 8 cows and 80 chickens for dairy fruit or truck farming. cash or partnership. see Russell Smith. Strictly modern five room cottage on South 5th street at $18 monthly. contact Ernest Sandbloom through Salina.
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West Kirkwood
J. F. Carbaugh
Russell Smith
Fairfield
South 5Th Street
Ernest Sandbloom
Salina
Lost glasses in case near Kozy and post office
Lost item noted between the Kozy and the post office with a glass case. Finder urged to return to the Journal office. A $77 value is indicated for the lost property.
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Journal Office
Chicago artisan moves to Fairfield after seventeen years
A Chicago craftsman now permanently located in Fairfield offers seventeen years in business and six years of practical factory experience. Leave orders at Scheffel's Music House or James Hughes' with phone number 1651.
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Chicago
Fairfield
Scheffel’s
Music
James Hughes
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T. W. Grant
N. Court St
Yeoman Hall
Frank's Orchestra
H. Israel
Codagan
Atherton East Broadway
North 4Th St
Kellogg’s
O. K
Swift
People's
Ton
Ries
Sam McElhaney
Madison Street
Shriner and Johnson
Jewell’s
Jesse L. Lasky
Vivian Martin
Barbarian
Mae Marsh
Blatchford
J.W. Oliver & Son
N. D Street
J. McClain
J. Engel
United States
Canada
I. P
H. P
H.P
John M. Brant CO
Central States
Illinois
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