Postal notice from Fair PIs Lews
Fragmentary notice indicates mail matter classification at the post office in Fair Pis Lews as the Sec mee class.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary notice indicates mail matter classification at the post office in Fair Pis Lews as the Sec mee class.
The Parsons College Conservatory reports more spring recitals than usual with notable student showcases. Misses Marjorie Haight Wilma Rietveld and Margaret White graduate from the public school methods course and will perform recitals, while Henrietta Hastings and Robert Israel prepare major graduation programs highlighting Bach Beethoven Chopin Mendelssohn Kulak and violin works.
Mae Marsh appears in Fields of Honor a Golden picture at the Orpheum on Saturday April 1. The drama follows Marie Mesgereau a French girl who comes to America facing hardship as family troubles and miscommunications test her hopes. Robert Vorhis the judge’s son loves her but is pulled by family pressure and a California departure. The tale builds to a thrilling climax.
Public notice from Chas Meller seeks return or settlement of funds with a request for correspondence to arrange payment. includes instruction to write and a forwarding address.
Iowa tops the nation by going over the third Liberty loan quota with 1 150 000 000 subscribed while Detroit surpasses its goal, aiming to reach the full city allotment by next Saturday. Chicago trails slightly as reports show large subscriptions from districts across the country.
Jefferson County holds another successful community dinner at Yeoman hall drawing a mixed crowd from Fairfield and surrounding areas. Ames speaker R. K. Bliss urged farmers to test every ear of seed corn to prevent losses as wartime food needs rise and neighbors are urged to plant only tested corn.
The next quota call lists Peter P. Pohren Abner J Franzen Pearl E Loy August Blunk Hardin W Farmer as deferred for agricultural reasons. Oscar F Anderson drawn for the quota has vanished from his home near Salina his brothers fear he is mentally unbalanced.
The meeting stressed production across all farm departments to aid the war effort. O. F. Fryer announced over $300,000 already reported for the Third Liberty Loan in the county, with optimism the quota will be surpassed. Speakers Geo. W. Ball John Craft B F Lutz M R Baker and Walter Fourt shared brief remarks.
A combination sale takes place Saturday April 13 at 2 P M by T B Allender at Buchanan s Barn located 1% block west of the Court House. Farm machinery and household goods will be offered. Auction includes farm implements and related items.
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