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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1917

Page

8

Third Iowa regiment to send fifty men from each company to France

Des Moines Aug 15 Fifty men will be transferred to the Third Iowa regiment from each company of the First and Second Iowa regiments as part of a reorganization. The Third Iowa will hold about 8,600 men, 250 per company, with the First regiment ordered to Des Moines for camp.

Des Moines Iowa France Third Burlington Sabula Clinton du Suque Keokuk Fair Grounds

Fairfield Theater Showcases Eternal Love Feature

The Fairfield Theater announces the butterfly feature Eternal Love for tomorrow. A prize was offered for a spring inspired painting titled A messenger of spring with Paul Dachelette as a muse in Paris. Mignon, a Briton girl, endures hardship as she seeks Paul amid Parisian art world.

Fairfield Theater François Gautier Paul Dachelette Paris Gautier Mignon Paul Mona Liza Madhlette

Notice to James P Gill in Partition Action in Jefferson Iowa

In Jefferson County Iowa W W Gill and Allie Gill sue James Gill and G M Gill seeking one third each of Lot 13 Block 10 Packwood Iowa. They claim inheritance from Martha J Gill died 1916 and request sale by referee with proceeds divided by shares. Defendants must answer by Sept 10 1917. otherwise default and decree. Starr Jordan Attorneys for Plaintiffs.

State of Iowa Jefferson County James P. Gill Merk District Court of W. W. Gill Allie Gill James Gill G. M. Gill County of Jefferson State of Iowa Packfood Martha J. Gill Fairfield Town Starr & Jordan

Kaiser Cablegram Confirms Belgium Neutrality Violation Stance

Washington moves public the 1914 Kaiser cablegram to Wilson where Belgium neutrality was said to be violated on strategic grounds. The note, once denied, was released by the state department after Berlin dispatches questioned its existence.

Washington Wilson Belgium State Department Gerard Berlin

Ditching After Fast Train Crash Injures Twelve

In Noblesville Indiana the Winona Flyer on the Union Traction line struck an open switch near Noblesville, was ditched at speed, injuring twelve passengers. No fatalities occurred. injuries include Karl Myers Windfall with severe leg injuries and possible amputation, and William Griffin Indianapolis motor man among others from Indiana towns and two states.

Noblesville Ind Union Traction Company Karl Myers William Griffin Indianapolis Lucy W. Gardner Gloomington Fletcher Gardner Fort Benjamin Harrison Harvey Stroud Elwood Jesse G. Porter Tipton F. G. Hilman N. W. Brown Lucy Hardy H. F. Bockweg C. H. Tomlinson Cicero Sarah Werkoff Elkhart W. Allen Wood Atlanta, Ga

Chicago Man and Daughter Die in Auto Collision

Sol Simmerman and daughter Mollie of Chicago were killed when a train struck their auto in Litchfield Illinois as the Simmerman family traveled for Mrs Simmerman’s health. Mrs Simmerman drove the car with her husband and three children. the husband and one child died, a seven month old baby in the father’s arms survived with the least injuries.

Litchfield Ill Sol Simmerman Mollie Chicago Simmerman

For Sale Classified Ads in People’s Column Variety

A collage of ads lists items for sale including a deluxe motorcycle, cucumbers, Jersey cows, a Studebaker car, a five passenger Weile automobile, multiple Fords and tires, hens and rooster, a jewel gas range, flats for rent, land for trade, a showcase, a collection of livestock including jennets and jacks, and Remington typewriters with factory-direct pricing and terms from the American Writing Machine Co. in Chicago. The entries provide contact phone numbers and locations in Ottumwa and surrounding areas.

West Briggs Street W. F. Miller & Son Jersey Max Westphal Studebaker Anton R. Carlson Weile G. Myrick South Ottumwa Wrecking Company South Ward Street Ottumwa Iowa Lwelve East Lowe Street Jewel Gas Range Thomas& Thomas H. E. Wisecarver Fairfield National Bank Hannah & Clinkenbeard Jack Jennet Otis Hudson Curryville Remingtons Monarchs L. GC. Smiths Royals American Writing Machine Co., Inc South Dearborn, Street Chicago

Protests Over Drafting Aliens With First Naturalization Papers

Washington reports protests by neutral nations to the state department regarding drafting for foreign service of aliens who have taken first naturalization papers. The concern is that a first paper alien who objects should be allowed time to return to his country.

Washington State Department Foreign Service

Ambulance Driver Describes Frontline Service in War

Henry B. Houston 2d of Philadelphia, just back from the front, says German gunners now target American ambulances. Houston spent seven months driving an ambulance and notes that before the declaration of war the vehicles received only casual shots.

U. S Atlantic America Henry B. Houston 2d Philadelphia

For Rent and Wanted Classified Notices

A collection of rental ads and wanted notices listings modern cottages rooms flats and housekeeping options with contact numbers and addresses including North Ninth Street West Broadway West Hempstead Street Burlington Street and various phone contacts for immediate inquiries and availability. Some entries seek housework help or garage space and a cafe job is listed among the notices.

West Broadway West Hempstead Street the Square E. R. Smith Ford West Burlington Street New Chicago Care Journal

Lost on Blue Grass Road A Neck Piece Found Purse

A black purse found Sunday afternoon on Blue Grass Road about three miles east of Fairfield contains a small amount of money. The owner may claim by identifying and paying for this ad. A reward is offered at the Journal office.

Blue Grass Road Fairfield Journal Office

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