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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1918

Page

4

Share Our Sugar With The Allies In Wartime Rationing

Wartime sugar policy across Allied nations shows two pounds per month per person in the United States while England France Italy and Germany impose stricter controls and higher prices. Allied governments coordinate distribution with varying local allowances during the war period.

Sovtrica England France Italy United States Germany Leyland Torrance America Informaion United States Food Administration Regis Aly

Paris Cafe Game Tests Timed Cannon Fire

A new Paris pastime emerges from long-range bombardment. Patrons guess the cannon’s next shot time at cafes, writing their estimates on paper, paying a franc, and cheering as the waiter collects the list to crown the closest guess.

Paris

Brothers Preferring Death To Draft Exam Refused Plea

William and Chris tan Hogg from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania told U S Commissioner Knox they would rather die than face a physical examination after being charged with draft evasion for not presenting themselves.

Pitsburgh William and Christan Hogg United States Knox

Pickled Cabbage Gains Patriotic Food Status

Pittsburgh officials remove the German hyphen from sauerkraut naming it pickled cabbage to promote patriotism. The change aims to increase consumption by avoiding ethnic associations.

Pittsburgh Local Food Administration

Revenue bill nears final draft with tax compromise

Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved an excess profits tax schedule for the $8 billion revenue bill. A 50 percent war profits tax with no flat exemption, 8 percent single deduction, and graduated rates from 35 to 70 percent apply to profits above historical averages. The war and excess profits taxes are made alternative, with treasury discretion to choose the higher yield.

Washington House Ways and Means Treasury

Cedar Township Woman's Association Meets at Mrs Blough Home

About forty Cedar township women and visitors from Fairfield gathered at the home of Mrs. Simon Blough on August 22 for a business meeting. They discussed the Baby Drive by the National Children's Bureau and state councils of defense, aiming to inspect children under five in Jefferson County and report results to Washington. The group promotes public service and may win prizes at the Old Settlers’ Day baby show. Mrs. Walter Hunt urged support for ratifying the Federal Suffrage amendment and petitions were organized in each school district.

Cedar Township Woman’s Association Simon Blough Fairfield Wag National Children’s Bureau State Councils of Defense Woman’s Committees Walter Hunt County Woman’s Association Senate

France Adds Baseball to Army Training Initiative

Paris reports the French war ministry orders baseball as part of general army training to aid soldiers. General Vinal asked Johnny Evers of Cubs and Braves fame to instruction his corps, and Evers departed at once with two well known ball players.

Paris French War Ministry Vinal Johnny Evers Cubs Braves Evers

Baseball scores from national and american leagues

National League games showed Chicago 2 New York 4 and Pittsburgh 2 Boston 0 with Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 6 and Brooklyn 3 6 Bt Louis 4 2. American League results included Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Boston 0 Bt Louis 1 New York ? Detroit 4 Washington 7 and Cleveland 1.

Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Bt. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland Perch Newark Mitteburgh St. Louisa Poston Ceveland Detroit Ue

Miners to Seek Flat Wage Increase in Talks

Washington August 23 President Hayes of the United States Mine Workers and other national officers along with two representatives from each mining district met at the American Federation of Labor headquarters to formulate demands for a flat wage increase for coal miners.

Washington Hayes United States Mine Workers American Federation of Labor

Wilson Approves Officer's Sentence

President Wilson approves a ten year hard labor sentence imposed by a military court on Lieut. Frederick Gooch of Camp Wheeler Georgia for desertion and persuading a noncommissioned officer to join him.

Wilson Washington Frederick Gooch Camp Wheeler

Phosphated Iron Turns Weak Man Into Energized Advocate

A young man credits Phosphated Iron with a swift recovery from severe fatigue nervous strain and sleepless nights. He claims renewed appetite weight gain and healthier color after using the product in capsule form recommended by doctors and Gaumer Bros. druggists to ensure genuine supply.

Gaumer Gros

For Sale Notices Include Cars Furniture and Silo Listing

For sale notes advertise a 1913 Buick 25 and a Speedwell 40 H P in good running order with extras. Other listings include an auto sale at 2 30 pm on the 28th at the horse sale and a furniture sale announced to proceed rain or shine. Bonita Farm Silo 12 mentioned among items.

Leland R Holgate I. T. Wisecarver Bonita Farm Silo

Wanted Ads Spur Narrow Local Notices

WANTED A school girl for companionship. contact phone 4261. WANTED A young man urgently at Fairfield Stateam Laundry. Ree tea appears as fragmented OCR text with two brief help-wanted items and a stray line.

Government clerks wanted for Washington exams

Government needs 20 000 clerks at Washington examinations everywhere in August. Experience unnecessary. Men and women desiring government positions write for free particulars to J C Stonard former Civil Service Examiner 275 Kends Bldg Washington. FOR RENT After Sept 1 seven room house on East Burlington street All modern John F Fritz 894

South Sixth Street W. Madison Third Broadway East Burlington Street Square Jacob Scheffel Fairfield, Glove and Mitten Co Washington J. C. Stonard Civil Service Kends John F. Fritz

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