Fragmentary OCR Price Fragment in Newspapers
Fragments show odd currency symbols and numbers like 1.26 and 1.00 with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a pricing or pay rate note but lack a coherent event or entity to identify.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
2
Fragments show odd currency symbols and numbers like 1.26 and 1.00 with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a pricing or pay rate note but lack a coherent event or entity to identify.
A scathing editorial argues $640,000,000 in the ship program was wasted while praising limited gains from Wilson's war leadership. It alleges bungling in the post office and overseas mail, cites Secretary Baker, and calls for better action beyond good intentions to support the war effort.
The essay contemplates how moderns redefine event meaning and praise for rulers and soldiers waning in glory while quiet thinkers and philosophers gain recognition slowly. It argues action and impact remain central, even as time rewards different paths and figures.
Classified ad notice offers suits and furnishings for wear available for sale or trade. Includes contact options for buyers and sellers seeking clothing items and related goods. Describes various sizes and prices likely to attract local customers.
Juliene Standaret five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Standaret sustained a deep gash in the back of her head and minor bruises after a cyclist struck her while she played in front of the Standaret grocery last evening.
Mrs B F Crail hosts J M club at her South Main home while Mrs Alice Clinbeard entertains Miss Bessie Buchanan and Mrs James Buchanan at breakfast. R N A meeting delayed to Thursday. Missionary Tea at Stover cottage draws about 43 ladies. Ruth Rache and L R Smith wed at M Chilcott home with reception and wedding supper. Smith to work at Murry Iron Works. Myrtle and Hazel Rache attend.
Hermann F Schuettler, Chicago's chief of police, died at Alexian Brothers' Hospital after a long illness. Born June 14, 1861, he was famed for leading during high profile cases including the Haymarket riots and other major Chicago crimes.
Spain informs Germany it will use German vessels now in Spanish ports to replace tonnage sunk as Spanish shipping suffers. The cabinet at San Sebastian vows to maintain strict neutrality. The statement claims 20 percent of Spanish merchant shipping has been sunk and over 100 Spanish sailors killed.
G A A selects C and Adams Portigna Oregon and Omaha Nebraska members as commander in chief for the forthcoming year. The new head served in the Civil War with the Fifth Wisconsin Battery Fourteenth Army Corps under General George H Thorpas and General Sherman.
All male persons who have reached their twenty first birth day since June 5 1918 or on or before August 24 must register on August 24. Jefferson county registration will take place tomorrow at the court house and be in charge of the local Exemption Board.
Rev Verne Higby of Boone Ia visits his mother Mrs Digby Harold Wood of Burlington visits friends in the city Mr and Mrs C C Brown and son Dwight travel to Des Moines for the state fair Mrs L L Wilkins leaves for Des Moines for a few weeks visit C H Wilson James Wilson and daughter Nellie of Washington visit in the city Mr and Mrs Carl Stanford and sons Chester and Raymond attend Reno family reunion in Agency M I Crane of Bonaparte accepts a position at Louden Machinery Co Frances Swailes returns to Ottumwa after visiting the Lee family D Williams leaves for Minnesota Ada Lewis injured while coasting Big hay barn belonging to Ed Merritt between Abingdon and Batavia destroyed by lightning strike last night
Readable notice announces school pants waists shirts and caps for students at the Drake Clothing Company on the East Side. Item details limited but the sale focuses on essential uniform pieces for pupils.
The tenth annual Laymen's session of the Iowa Conference Methodist Episcopal Church will meet with the Annual Conference at Bloomfield Iowa September 6 and 7 1918. Officers include President Ebbe Phelps and Secretary-Treasurer A N Jarvis. The program features addresses by Bishop Mathew Simpson Hughes Rev Thomas Osborn Ellsworth Rominger and others with discussions on church finance the war effect and the centenary movement.
New Mallory hats arrive at Fell- Drake Co store amid brisk preholiday sales. The fashionable headgear showcases varied styles and price points as customers browse in the city.
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