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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1917
Page
2
The Daily Journal publishes a rate card listing subscriptions and ad rates. It shows options for weekly and monthly plans with pricing for three months in advance and varying terms.
P S Florea secretary of the Associated Advertising Clubs argues advertising reduces retail costs and benefits the public. He cites a World Association study plan and a St Louis convention slogan Advertising Lowers Cost of Distribution. He explains advertising builds trust, speeds sales, and lowers per sale selling costs for merchants and clerks.
Washington reports that the nations railroads and top shippers in the National Industrial Traffic League agreed to a 100 percent increase in demurrage charges. The new rates take effect May 1 and set a $2 daily charge for the first four days of detention after arrival, then $5 daily thereafter.
The official western front report says artillery fighting along the Atane and in the Champagne is rising in intensity. The Allies lost eleven aeroplanes on Thursday on the western front and two in Macedonia.
Coal operators and mine workers in the anthracite joint conference agreed on wage increases from 11 to 25 percent and pledged their services to the council of national defense for coal production. Fred Sappenfield of Jamestown North Dakota will attend his mother Mrs Wm H Sappenfield funeral tomorrow morning.
Cal Stewart and his Rube Band are announced to perform Tuesday at noon. The appearance highlights a local entertainment event with the troupe famed for light comedy and musical routines.
The Hot Time Minstrels of Fairfield High School proved a rousing success last evening in the auditorium. The three act original production, no plot but much laughter, benefited F. H. S. athletics and raised a good fund.
Despite cold damp conditions officials and athletes compete in the Tri State Track Meet under Parsons Letter club rules. Finals yield winners from Colby Des Moines Horsburg Ottumwa and other schools with events in dash shot put discus pole vault mile and relay.
The concert featured Albert Thornberry with monologues and several numbers by Elizabeth Maasdam Burl Flemming Geo Kilpatrick and Lucile Hansen. The Girls' Quartet Helen Conner Edythe Coleson Burl Flemming and Elizabeth Maasdam drew special applause with standout performances throughout the show.
On Wednesday May 2 Mt. Pleasant Lodge No. 8 will visit Clinton Lodge No. 15 A F and A M. The Henry county delegation will preside at Blue Lodge meeting and confer a Third degree. A large attendance is expected and light refreshments will close the ceremony.
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