Editor and Manager Entered at Fairfield Post Office Iowa
The post office at Fairfield Iowa processed mail matter of the second class with the editor and manager recorded as entered.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1917
Page
6
The post office at Fairfield Iowa processed mail matter of the second class with the editor and manager recorded as entered.
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Marion Illinois editor G L C Heim of the Telegram, whose three sons Vernon Irwin and Stanley have joined the war effort, hopes to enter the officers reserve corps after passing the exam but has received no word. He fears delays may prevent him from joining his sons while Mrs Heim would continue publishing.
Lafayette Ind August 6 stock holders approved a five year subscription to liquidate debt by the 1924 golden jubilee. A secretary treasurer will manage a separate fund for principal and interest, Dr G W Switzer named secretary treasurer and chair of the new committee of five.
The unanimous choice of Sir Tro nce Plunkett as chairman of the Dublin convention is seen as a step toward a fair progress. With Plunkett as chair and Sir Francis Hopwood as secretary, friends of Ireland expect deliberations to yield a fair workable scheme for self government.
Exemption board reports most applicants seeking exemption through physical reasons. Names include Raman 8 Borkoski Blackhawk Roy E Arnold Center Carl O Black Batavia Clarence A Townsend Packwood Cliff D Teeter Round Prairie Elmer S Johnson Lockridge City Harry Loving Round Prairie Danl F Kirfman Batavia and Clarence Le Roy Miller Fairfield. Two aliens Frank Perez Mexican and Chas Micxloff Bulgarian examined. Most appeared by eleven this morning. several will be examined in Chicago or arrive tomorrow.
A large morning crowd gathered at Jericho & naston's for the Fairfield Chautauqua and Elman concert reserved seat openings. Sales began at nine o'clock and early indications suggest strong attendance, possibly matching last year’s advance sale totals.
Saturday night eight girl friends attended a bank party at Miss Hilda Whitney’s South Court Street home. A delicious breakfast followed in the morning, shared by the hosts and guests.
J. B. Trent of Batavia is in the city on business. Paul Angstead and Walter Brady went to Ottumwa for the Barnum and Bailey circus. Allen Jewett of Quantico Virginia visited his mother Mrs Rosella Jewett for a week. James Coffman and W H Mitchell are in Ottumwa. Miss Anna Campbell of Cleveland Ohio, Y W C A secretary, arrived yesterday to visit her sister Mrs W C Ball.
Mrs Mary M DuBois Roberts wife of Asa D Roberts died Sunday afternoon at her home 204 West Briggs street after an illness of over a year She was born October 15 1853 in Fairfield Iowa and married to Asa D Roberts August 12 1896 She is survived by two brothers and one sister and a large circle of friends Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 230 o clock from the Christian church with Rev R H Polly officiating Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery Also notes the Official Board of the Methodist church meets tomorrow at 730 p m All members urged to attend Pitchfork fatally wounds farmer John W Kessinger of Henderson County died while being taken to a Burlington hospital after being wounded in the stomach by pitchfork tines caught in threshing machine machinery
Frank Hodson, 40, was killed in Anderson by his former sister-in-law Marion Braden, 28. Braden, who had quarreled with Hodson during a long family dispute, opened fire inside a house, then fled and was arrested on murder in the first degree.
Chicago authorities report Miss Rowena Pastin of Highland Park violated a wartime pledge by marrying Kenneth C. Lennett of Chicago, a member of the Illinois National Guard, last week at Day View Michigan, a revelation that follows a revolt against war among university couples.
Stores will close from 1 p m to 5 p m on Wednesday Thursday and Friday for the Jefferson County Fair. The Fair Association thanks supporters for cooperation. Lost on South Second street or the square a child's ring with a chip diamond. finder call 2581. Reward. 35 FOR RENT four room flat modern light and water free see Russell Smith
Due to date errors in the Fair Books, entries must be submitted by 8:00 p m Tuesday August 7 and exhibition articles must be on the grounds by 9:00 a m Wednesday August 8.
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