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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1917
Page
2
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Word has arrived of the death of Mrs. H. G. Pewtress of Alameda California who died Sunday forenoon April 22 She was known locally as Miss Kate Campbell sister of Mrs W C Ball Born in the county April 4 1862 she married Henry G Pewtress October 8 1888 and moved to California Survivors include her husband and daughter Margaret wife of Clarence Conant of El Centro California
Leslie Bates died at 4 a m after weeks of illness at his parents home 30 miles north of the city He is survived by his parents and one brother Ralph Bates Born in Iowa on November 7 1595 he was 21 years 5 months and 16 days at death Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10 a m from the home with interment in Evergreen cemetery Rev W R Keesey and Rev Jt H Polly officiating Friends express regret at the untimely end of this young man
Washington reports a seven billion dollar bond bill likely to become law Tuesday after House and Senate conferees resolved disputed points. House conferees will report their agreement promptly and seek swift Senate action.
The War Department reports Thursday enlistments total 1,996 with Illinois first at 198, Indiana 193, New York 175, Pennsylvania 168, and Michigan 99. Madrid notes the new cabinet will maintain strict neutrality toward all belligerents.
Brighton leads Iowa National Guard enlistment with six volunteers from a single town, while Fairfield opens with two recruits. The Brighton patriotic meeting, chaired by Superintendent Long, featured speeches by Alex Miller, Capt. Wilson Heaton, and Lieut. Robert Fulton, with Red Cross nurses among the performers. Organizers plan a two-squad platoon at Company M and expect more enlistments before conscription begins within a week or ten days.
J P Foreman owner of a New Chinatown shop purchases from Hannah-Holgate Motor Car Co a new Studebaker Panel Body Delivery car. The delivery vehicle will speed service on busy avenues of New York City and reduce operating costs as his business expands.
The Sunday School orchestra of the Christian church presented the season’s best concert to a large audience. Mae McClain sang, Chester Hyde played cornet, and Dorothy Horton delivered a reading intended for the County Oratorical contest. A further concert is planned next month.
Mrs. Mary Tarkin of Troy New York fifty years old fell or jumped through an open trap door in the vestibule of an eastbound New York Central Pullman car ten miles west of Laporte Indiana on an April day. She had traveled from Des Moines Indiana seeking relatives she had known twenty years before.
Lisbon April 23 reports the Portuguese cabinet has resigned after the chamber rejected its decree to institute a national economic council. The move follows the failed proposal and signals a political shift in the government.
London reports a government order to conserve paper supply bans the publication of any new newspaper without a special license from the board of trade. The measure aims to control newsprint usage during shortages.
David Spencer aged 82 longtime banker dies in Lafayette. Mrs Anna Reagan 71 of Frankfort dies in a hospital here. Martin V Fuller 77 dies at the Soldiers Home, admitted from Delaware county.
Community calendar notes an A. M. E. Jubilee concert at the Methodist church on April 24. Organizers invite parishioners and neighbors to attend and participate in the service celebrating heritage and music.
Miss Gladys Carolyn Lewis and Floyd L. Gaines announce their approaching wedding set for Thursday April 26 at eight o clock in the evening at the bride s West Burlington street home. Miss Lewis is daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Lewis and Mr Gaines is son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Gaines.
This evening the Epworth League presents the play In His Steps at the Methodist church with elaborate staging. A large attendance is expected after the previously successful performance.
A local ad offers ready-made curtains in white with a colored border priced at 98 cents each. The brief notice highlights affordable home decor options for shoppers.
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