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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1918
Page
2
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A call to invite friends to Old Settlers Day in Jefferson County on September 12, extending hospitality and joy to residents and visitors alike.
Urges thrift in sugar and substitutes with daily per person limits and avoidance of waste. Recommends replacing sugar with dates figs raisins and fruit syrups in desserts and beverages while reducing sweets in coffee tea and canning. Calls for preserving fruit juices without sugar and serving syrup with drinks to prevent undissolved sugar waste.
The United States Food Administration in Iowa under J. Deems forms thrasher associations across counties to cut losses and increase the grain supply. Farmers hope to preserve harvests, with federal guidance focusing on saving wheat and other grains while prices and trading remain outside the administration’s control.
An unidentified circus worker shot Elbert Barker in the forehead with a 42 caliber revolver near the circus grounds Saturday night. The bullet glanced off, causing a flesh wound after Barker allegedly tried to recover money from the assailant. The shooter left town with the circus. further details expected.
Visitors flood the county recorder's office to congratulate Recorder Vern Samuelson on his marriage. The office is decorated in red and white crepe paper with banners and mottos. Deputy Lon Coder remains on duty and some visitors mistakenly congratulate Mrs. Coder, the bride.
Des Moines reports that soldiers at Camp Dodge will be protected against a potential winter epidemic. Cooperative work by cantonment specialists and Surgeon General Gorgas's office has developed defense measures. Measles in rural-recruited men led to pneumonia and empyema. now treatment removes pleural pus with needle and suction at intervals.
Rome reports continued Italian pressure on the Piave front with isolated artillery exchanges in the Grappe region and near Panadopoten. Italian forces repelled enemy attempts to retake the islet west of Greve, inflicting losses and taking prisoners after heavy bombardment and counterattacks.
Tokyo reports Czech Slovak forces from Siberia left for Harbin on August 8 via the Chinese eastern railway. On the Ussuri front 100000 enemy troops are largely quiet as allied troops arrive. Bolsheviks Austro German forces show strain with rising desertions.
The White Rose Club and several women’s groups schedule meetings at local homes this week. A quiet wedding taken place Friday at St Mary’s Rock Island unites Miss Sara Ann O’Brien and Lawrence McGuire with few witnesses. Florence Humphries and William A McPeek wed at their home in Fairfield with a family breakfast, then plan to reside at 308 East Adams Street.
Ottumwa Iowa August 19 Fred Boltz a brakeman on No 70 and two stockmen were killed when the rear portion of the fast freight separated on a grade near Chariton and crashed into an eastbound freight. About fifteen cars were wrecked and wrecking crews rode to the scene at dawn with identifications pending.
United States Senator Jacob E H Gallinger of New Hampshire died at a hospital in Franklin early today. Meantime in Washington pork is issued to troops in cantonments two days out of ten as a temporary substitute for beef due to pork abundance and beef shortages and high prices.
Paris August 10 Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig received the French military medal at field headquarters on the recommendation of Marshal Foch Clemenceau presented the decoration during the visit by the Allied leader.
London reports Darmstadt, capital of Hesse, bombed by allied airmen. Four people were killed with many injured and substantial property damage. Allied air squadron losses totaled four machines. the week’s air war described as the most formidable so far, with 339 German planes down and 123 British planes lost.
Amsterdam dispatches say Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria arrived in Munich for a brief vacation. Paris notes a German retreat specialist Hans Von Boehn was named to the Somme front command, and the northern Albert withdrawal seen as his strategic move. The variation of the prince’s role is described as polite wording for removal from command.
The Navy declares a nationwide dry rule barring sale or service of intoxicants to officers and enlisted personnel. Alcoholic beverages including beer and wine are not permitted inside or outside naval zones except for medical use under a licensed physician. The order, effective immediately, covers all U S naval establishments and territories under U S control.
Paris Aug 10 Lieut Rene Ponek shot down three German airplanes on Werneslay bringing his total air victories to sixty official announcement states Ponek is a French aviator with a record of skill and valor in aerial combat.
Lieut. Walter RB Miller of New York city a member of the Lafayette escadrille now in American service was killed August 3 in a clash near Paris. His patrol of three planes held off a German squadron of 80 fighters before all were driven back inside the American lines. The other two members escaped after a fierce engagement.
Rev. Dr. W. J. Williamson, widely known as the friendliest man in St. Louis and former pastor of Third Baptist Church, died Sunday due to a brain hemorrhage.
A tanker car blast on the Colorado and Santa Fe line near Marvineton, Beaumont Texas, killed two men and seriously injured three others. fire and wreckage disrupted rail service as investigators began work.
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