Editor Manager Entry at Fairfield Postoffice
An editor manager listed the Fairfield Iowa post office as mail matter of the Sec Ord Clase.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1917
Page
2
An editor manager listed the Fairfield Iowa post office as mail matter of the Sec Ord Clase.
Terms of subscription rates by carrier and mail. Lists monthly and quarterly prices, advance payments, and telephone contact. Includes notice to report any irregularity in service and requests prompt reporting.
The Fairfield Iowa Band, led by Prof. Bert F. Tabor, will present a concert tomorrow evening in the park. The program includes Burrell Overture The Golden Sceptre, Schlepegrell Waltz, Mighty Lak a Rose, Nevin Popular Numbers, Mane Butterfly, Gosssae Hubbell Somewhere On Broadway, Remick Medley Overture Billy Sunday’s Successful Songs, vocal solo One Fleeting Hour by Miss Winnetka Hansen, and Bombasto Farrar finale.
Des Moines reports the appointment of officers for the ammunition train led by Lieut. Col. Fred S. Holsteen with Majors Hollowell and Howell. First lieutenants include Oral J. Brown James Cave John E. Crail Robert Eaton Norman Jones Ray Konitz George Little Ray McConologue Ralph McLaren Ralph Oliver Boyd Spencer Clyde Stevens DeWitt Sowers Chet Tyrell and others awaiting war department approval.
Mrs. John Lindbom mourns the death of Elmer C. Anderson who died yesterday afternoon in Siloam Springs Arkansas after a tuberculosis illness. The body will be sent to the Lindbom home on Maple Avenue for funeral services to be announced. He was born August 12 1871 in Des Moines County and had lived in Fairfield Burlington and finally Arkansas. He is survived by his wife daughter Dawn his mother two sisters and a half brother.
The Milk Depot opposite the post office will stay open in the evenings and stock ice cream sherbets buttermilk and pop. Milk Depot phone 238 Factory phone 89 994 Hartman Ice Cream Co.
Notice invites residents to sign a majority petition for oiling their street and file at the city clerk’s office. Also lists Cross Lanes church social for Thursday evening August 2 with performances by Miss Lillian Baker Florence Loehr Edna Barr and Nelle Peebler. admission 10 cents, children free.
A morphine influenced man J M Lewis killed town marshal W R Hinshaw in Batavia and was himself killed after a gunfight. The incident left the town in shock as deputies and officials opened an inquest into the deaths and the knife threats he made earlier.
Predicted yields below normal in the northwest still mark the 1917 harvest as the most valuable on record. Minnesota the Dakotas and Montana expect total crop value around 751.5 million with wheat at 1.50 per bushel yielding 285 million, corn 1.00 yielding 150 million, oats 0.50 yielding 120 million.
Eight United States army men concluded an all night balloon trip landing on a farm five miles south of Terre Haute Indiana after departing Merrillac Park near St. Louis at 11 15 in the morning. Captain E S Cole served as pilot and commander of the mission covering nearly 250 miles.
Coroner's jury from Batavia found Marshall W. Hinshaw died in the line of duty while attempting to arrest Lewis. Inquest into J. M. Lewis lingers until state chemist analyzes stomach contents to determine the exact cause, as wounds were ruled not to be the death cause.
Chicago officials investigate anonymous tip alleging dentists near Cook County Hospital would help men evade military service by pulling teeth. Bureau of Investigation Chief Hinton G. Clabaugh declined to confirm or deny the claim as authorities review the letter and report.
London papers comment on Secretary Lansing's Madison Barracks address urging President Wilson to campaign publicly to rally the American people. The Times notes many Americans have not fully grasped the full truth and calls for further speeches to awaken public opinion.
A report from abroad notes a shrinking German gold reserve and raises concern in Washington that Germany may be nearing a financial breakdown after enduring a heavy war burden.
Kane Russell a farmer near Birmingham shot and killed his wife in their kitchen at eight this morning. Russell previously was deemed sane and released from a Mount Pleasant asylum at his wife’s request. He attempted suicide but his son stopped him. Nine children, no witnesses, sheriff and county attorney arrested Russell at the Keosauqua jail.
Union Labor Meetings OF EACH MONTH listing dates for Trades and Labor Assembly on the second and last Fridays, Federal Labor Unions on Wednesdays, Barbers Local 368 on the third Monday, Carpenters Local 1804 on the first and third Tuesdays, and Cigar Makers Local 490 on the first Monday.
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