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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
6
Hang Together or Hang Separately in War Resolve
A bold wartime polemic declares victory or defeat for a nation at stake. It urges unity, condemns subordination to any other interest, and brands any public or private figure who wavers as a traitor to self, family, country, and the eternal right. It cites Washington and Lincoln as guiding pillars and calls for decisive fighting resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
John Hancock
Call for Immediate Coal Supplies Warned by Local Officials
A crowded Jefferson County courtroom heard State Fuel Administrator Charles Webster and Royal Holbrook outline a looming fuel crisis for fall and winter. Webster urged everyone to secure coal now, explained distribution zones to cut shipping time, and gave storage tips to prevent deterioration and spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Thoma
Jefferson County Fuel Committee
Charles Webster
Royal Holbrook
Webster
Batman Candidate for Representative
At a recent Democratic conference in Van Buren County Dr. H. S. Batman of Birmingham was chosen as a candidate for the legislature. He has represented the county for terms and is viewed as a strong, clean choice though noted to be on the opposite political side by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
van Buren County
8S. H. Batman
Seven Sons in the Army Offer to Serve
Vivian M. Manning, seventh son of South Carolina Governor Manning, plans to sell his business in Greenville and enlist in the U S Army as a private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian M. Manning
South Carolina
Greenville
8.C
Manning
United States
Allan Jewett First Fairfield Man Killed by Huns
The first Jefferson county lad to fall in the great war, Allan Watts Jewett, Marine Corps, died April 18 from wounds in action. He had enlisted April 18, 1917, and was 21 on December 27. His body was interred abroad. a message from Major General Geo. Barnett expressed deep sympathy to his mother Rosella Jewett of Fairfield Iowa. He served with the 74th Company Sixth Regiment and was stationed at a French port on the Bay of Biscay before his death.
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Allan Jewett
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Jewett
Marine Corps
Bay of Biscay
Bordeau
Washington, D. C
Rosella Jewett
Iowa
Allen Watts Jewett
Geo. Barnett
Allan Watts Jewett
Sixth Regiment
Fred
Byron Neibert
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Mormonism to be discussed by ex-Mormon Vernon Danielsen
Vernon J. Danielsen of Independence Missouri, a former Mormon high priest, will speak on Mormonism at the Fairfield Presbyterian church. The talk is arranged by Elmer E. Selby for the National Reform Association of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday May 8 at eight o clock p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon J. Danielsen
Independence
National Reform Association
Pittsburg
Elmer E. Selby
Mr. Danielson
Fairfield
Presbyterian Church
For Sale Two Piano Case Organs In Mahogany And Oak
For sale cheap if taken at once two organ cases offered by H. P. McLaughlin Co. One mahogany finish and one oak finish, taken in exchange on player pianos.
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H. P. McLaughlin Co
Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Weddings
Local societies announce gatherings tomorrow including Westminster Guild at 2:30 PM, Evergreen Lodge Degree of Honor, and the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church at Mrs J M Smith’s home. Ada McClelland hosts Loyal Women’s class this afternoon, and Non Siesta club met at Mrs Victor Bates on South Main with prizes awarded. A marriage notice lists Anna Keck and Joseph Jackson Keene to wed March 22 1918 in Macon Georgia with residence after May 1 in Georgia. Mr W E Stanley of Eldon visits daughter Mrs A W Crane. J N Cornick of Mt Pleasant visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Smith
The
Christian Sunday School
Ada McClelland
Ray Angstead
East Madison Street
Victor Bates
Rodgers
South Main Street
Fred Stewart
J. T. Rodgers
Clarence Pool
Pauline Clinkinbeard
Bates
Elmer Keck
Anna
Joseph Jackson Keene
Macon
Georgia
Keck
Washington
Florida
W. E. Stanley
Eldon
A. W. Crane
J. N. Cornick
Mt. Pleasant
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