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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
2
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A fragment indicates mail matter entered at the Fair Jad Iowa Post Office as second class secured mail matter. The line captures official placement of mail for processing within the local postal system.
The Journal reports many additional names for the Jefferson County Honor Roll, including a few previously omitted. All new and existing names received by noon tomorrow will be printed in tomorrow evening's Journal. Use the blank in the published issue to fill out the list completely.
State Fuel Administrator Charles Webster and fuel expert Royal Holbrook arrive from Ottumwa to address a mass meeting on the coal crisis. The gathering will be at the Courthouse at eight o'clock, and every citizen is urged to attend.
The body of Mrs. Margaret McLane who died Sunday in Chicago arrived in the city this morning. The remains were taken to Evergreen cemetery where a brief funeral service was held at the grave conducted by Rev. H A Mosser.
Rose Pastor Stokes, wife of a New York millionaire, indicted by federal grand jury in Kansas City for violating the expionage law. Indictment reportedly three counts arising from a speech to the Woman's Dining club accusing war aims of benefiting capitalists. She is on $10,000 bond and has been in Kansas City since Sunday for the case.
A Vienna telegram cited by the French dispatch describes serious food riots in Galicia, with bloodshed in major towns. Cracow saw deadly clashes as crowds surged. disturbances spread to Lemberg and Tarnopol, with ethnic tensions noted amid rising casualties.
Governor Wm H Harding will visit Fairfield on May 9 as guest of honor at the Community Club dinner. He is expected to deliver the principal address at the county service flag raising ceremony at the courthouse in the afternoon, drawing a large crowd.
Fire of unknown origin attacked the roof of the George Israel residence on West Burlington this afternoon. Firemen and neighbors rushed to rescue furnishings. most items were saved. Damage was concentrated in the attic area with water exposure a major factor.
Jefferson county subscribes to the Third Liberty Loan reaching $691 200 with prospects of surpassing $700 000. Chairman Fryer has flags for each township as all exceed quotas. Fairfield will raise its flag bearing a blue star showing it more than doubled its loan quota.
Washington reports that a planned Liberty loan speech by Secretary McAdoo for the bond drive was made private on a Virgin wax record but never released. Investigations show McAdoo had a severe cold, delaying or cancelling the public recording and the manufacturers withdrew the plan.
Reports from London say Belgian forces repelled German attempts to capture Bissehoore and push toward Pivierdinghe and Drioten. The engagement, begun around April 7, saw Belgian troops regain the line between the Ypres region and the nearby woods, with Allied resistance delaying German gains near Stoumont.
Miss Hazel Sauer and Miss Wilma Parsons entertained Camp Fire Girls at the Sauer home on West Burlington Street. The choir of the Presbyterian church met at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Guyer’s home on South Third Street for a social evening after the business session. The Ladies’ Aid of the First Lutheran Church will meet at Mrs. C. J. Johnson’s on East Adams Street Friday at 2 30. Mrs. Chilcott hosts Y P B Girls party at her East Broadway home on Thursday evening April 25 from 7 30 to 9 30 with a note to bring money and pay a fine.
Ernest McClure and Harlan Castile, now at Camp Dodge, visited the college yesterday after finishing officers training and going on furlough. McClure, class of 1917, and Castile, formerly at Parsons, heard Rev. Rundell speak at the Y M C A. Leland Page returns after two weeks off due to a sprained ankle while Rose Hastings returns after illness. Tomorrow violinist Robert Israel will give a recital at Barkryd chapel.
A Red Cross box supper social at Bradshaw school Cedar No 2 yielded 129 dollars from box and food sales with a bouquet sale adding 11.75 dollars. Auctioneer A C Wisecarver helped drive the event organized by the Cedar township Women’s Red Cross association.
The first annual extemporaneous contest in the Town Nine League will be held at Fairfield High auditorium Friday April 26 at 8 pm. Schools represented include Oskaloosa Grinnell Iowa City Cedar Rapids Clinton Davenport Muscatine Ottumwa and Fairfield. Fairfield entrants Fulton and Eloise Smith placed previously at Davenport and Grinnell. General admission is 25 cents.
A circulating petition lists numerous local signers opposing Sunday entertainment and promoting community morals in Fairfield. The notice also advertises for sale two piano case organs and lists money to loan on improved city property.
An unclear Danish political brief notes the Peace Party's victory in Copenhagen, mentioning figures and opposition led by former Premier Chris Fereen and other named entities, with fragmented phrases about dining and joint events.
Washington on April 24 the American Tobacco Company faced a federal trade commission complaint accusing unfair competition. Hearings are scheduled for June 15 in the case.
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