Local Briefs Show City Visitors and Travel Notes
Miss Sadie McClain visits the city while Roy Castile, Arthur Lenhart and Roy Anderson travel to Rome on business. Mrs. Vincent Kafka welcomes a son Earl born Sunday. Several locals, including Miss Helen Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. Emry Clinkinbaerd, visit relatives in Chicago and Cedar Rapids. A marriage license was issued to William A. McPeek and Florence Humphries. The Methodist Official Board plans a 8 o'clock meeting amid urgent business as Mrs. George Despain dies in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McPeek
Florence Humphries
Local News Briefs Highlight Weekend Travels and Moves
Charles Norvell returns home from a Seymour business trip. Anna Campbell leaves for Cleveland to resume YWCA work after summer with her sister Mrs. W C Ball. Robert Templeton and family of Eldorado Kansas visit, then travel to Illinois. Maggie Mixer visits from Tekamah Neb. Elsie Bucher visits Birmingham. Henry Nott of Gravity visits city relatives. Mr and Mrs W H George visit Des Moines and North Dakota. Forest Daviness recovering from appendectomy. Lester Johnson returns from Rome and Burlington.
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Anna Campbell
W. C. Ball
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Templeton
Eldorado, Kansas
Ilinois
Limited Service Men Go to Camp Dodge August Thirty
Des Moines reports that during a two day period beginning Aug 30 two hundred fifty Iowa draft registrants in group C with physical defects will report to Camp Dodge for limited service. Only white men are requested and no local board will supply more than four men, averaging two. A revised call adjusts the number of negras to go Aug 22 to 25 from 83 to 38 in class one of 1917 registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
A. B. Carrol Visit Ties Noted Figures Across States
A. B. Carrol of Oak Park NL visits his daughter Mrs. Clifford Thoma in the city. He is the brother of former Governor B. F. Carrol and once publisher of the Fairfield Daily Journal. Carrol recalls school days with Gen Pershing and R. B. Louden at Kirksville Missouri and knew Pershing's sister Bessie Pershing, a noted singer.
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A. B. Carrol
Oak Park
Clifford Thoma
B. F. Carrol
Fairfield Daily Journal
Carrol
Gen. Pershing
R. B. Louden
Kirksville
Bessie Pershing
Urge Advance on Irkutsk by Czecho Slovaks in Siberia
General Diedrichs, commander of the Czecho Slovak forces in Siberia, urges the allied representatives to order a large scale advance on Irkutsk. He warns a six week delay would cost western Siberia to the Czecho Slovaks and leave Russia at German mercy.
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Vladivostok
Diedrichs
Siberia
Irkutsk
Trkutsk
Russia
Old Settlers Seek Civil War Veterans Uniforms for Sept 12
The Old Settlers association requests Civil War veterans uniforms and related items for display at the September 12 celebration. Widows and children may donate overcoats or guns to be borrowed or donated to the veterans for preservation in the Jefferson County library glass case. S. S. Crane, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers’ Association
Jefferson County
S. S. Crane
Fairfield College closes term with private school success
Prof. J. W. Howard of the Fairfield Business College and Select Private School reports a successful term ending last Friday. An announcement of the fall term will appear in the Journal tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howard
Fairfield Business College
Select
Americans Asked to Limit Use of Sugar
The U S Food Administration urges a two pounds per month per person sugar limit until January 1 1919 to ensure supplies for the Army Navy Allies and civilians. Sugar sources including Cuban beet and Louisiana cane will be drawn on as stocks run low and by mid November new crops arrive. Households should conserve fruit crops and use sugar sparingly with later canning sweetening as supplies improve.
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The
Food Administration
Tober
Louisiana
United States
Porto Rico
Java
Food shipments to Allies soar amid wartime conservation efforts
Food Administrator Hoover reports the United States sent 141 000 000 bushels of wheat and 844 600 000 pounds of meat to Allied nations and forces overseas in 1917 18, totaling about 1 400 000 000 dollars. The surge came despite a serious domestic food shortage, driven by voluntary conservation and increased farm production.
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United States
Hoover
Wilson
Food Administration
Wheat and rye export totals for 1916 17 and 1917 18
Exports to Allied destinations show wheat shipments of 131,000,000 bushels in 1917 18 and 185,100,000 bushels in 1916 17 plus rye 2,200,000 bushels. Overall totals reach 144,900,000 bushels in 1917 18 and 187,400,000 bushels in 1916 17, with about 10,060,000 bushels of 1917 wheat currently in port.
Stop Egg Waste to Save Millions
United States Food Administrator J. F. Deems requires Iowa egg dealers who sell to nonconsumers to obtain a license and to candle and count all eggs purchased. The rule aims to curb spoilage and save money and space in shipment, with producers likely to benefit from regular gathering and improved production practices under state cooperation with the dairy and food commission.
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United States
J. F. Deems
Iowa
Deems
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Claude Holcomb
Cedar Rapids
Emry Clinkinbaerd
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Mary Louise Gossick
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W. T. Atwood
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L. O. Gaines
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Fred Wilson
Paul
Kathryn
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H. E. Snyder
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Delmer Frazey
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Calvin Hoskins
Sioux City
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Bert Parret
Monmouth
Ill
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Bernice Leathers
B. W. Johnson’s
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Manley Caviness
Afton
Arthur Fourt
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Frank Fourt
Clara Stanford
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Marjorie Roberts
Bessie Knowles
Methodist Church
George Despain
Springfield
William Despain
Charles Norvell
Seymour
Maggie Mixer
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Elsie Bucher
Birmingham
Henry Nott
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W. H. George
George
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Select Picture Co
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Storm County
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NIE Littt
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