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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
2
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Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky died at Johns Hopkins hospital after a kidney disease. He had been hospital bound about three months with his wife Mrs. James and his brother I. H. James at his side. A Democratic leader, he served five terms in Congress from Kentucky and was elected to the Senate in 1912. Born July 17, 1871 in Crittenden County, he was educated in public and private schools.
Capt. von Baltmann explains in the Vossische Zeitung that Berlin’s plan to use coach hammer blows to push a change in policy was officially abandoned on July 15. The article clarifies prior German efforts and the shift away from those tactics.
A fire at Camp MaccArthur in Waco Texas confined to the infirmary building in section C. Loss described as insignificant with no injuries reported.
Enid Bennett stars in The Biggest Show on Earth a photoplay re creating a real circus with all its adjuncts. H Ince rented the Barnes circus for the production and a big top was erected. Bennett plays a lion tamer who enters a girls academy and helps save her father’s circle from a riot by performing the act before a large crowd.
Legal notice addresses W FE Chandler guardian and multiple heirs and defendants regarding a described parcel in Jefferson County Iowa. It cites a northeast quarter section and specific boundary directions and indicates documents filed in a county office.
Jon Millane, who lives six miles north of the city, was injured yesterday afternoon while directing his younger brother driving. As the car veered toward a ditch Millane supposedly turned toward the ditch creating a rollover. The two younger brothers had minor injuries while Jon Millane suffered a broken collar bone and serious bruises.
Miss Jessie Griswold departs Fairfield to continue work as the local Home Demonstration Agent in Boone Iowa. Ten cooperative demonstrators are named from Fairfield Libertyville Lockridge East Pleasant Plain Batavia Packwood Brighton and others to aid the Food Administration.
Mrs A H Summers returns home from a visit with daughter Mrs George Leona at Iowa City. John Bowers of Glasgow is in the city on business. Mise Glda Aldrich visits relatives at Winfield. Misses Enolia King and Olive Leech return from visits with Mr and Mrs Elmer King at Davenport and at the F D Baumeister home in Ainsworth. Mrs Walter Johnson and daughter Shirley Ann of Chicago expected tomorrow to visit H E Wisecarver. Thomas Hunt operated on yesterday at Jefferson county hospital for removal of tonsils and adenoids. Mr and Mrs Greeley Mullenix return to Des Moines. Frank McFarland Frank Edwards and son John go to Salina tonight for several days and Old Bettlers' next Saturday.
A program and social will be held at Buchanan No. 6 school Friday at eight o'clock to raise funds for the war effort. The event marks the first schoolhouse east of Beckwith and invites community attendance.
Regular street services will be held Friday evening as usual at three locations. Corner East Lowe and B streets, changed from 506 East Lowe, led by Rev. L. E. Kuhns. Corner East Grimes and D street led by Rev. Butler. Corner West Grimes and Ninth street led by Rev. Behner.
Community kitchen notes from Miss Griswold share instructions from Ames bacteriology on creating Vinegar Bees a yeast and acetic bacteria mix. Feed with lukewarm water half cup bees sugar and sorghum molasses for four days then drain on day five and reuse the bees. The method may replicate cider vinegar preserving qualities if acidity is similar.
Karl Kirkhart of Ottumwa and Luther Elmore of Pleasant Plain are in the city today on business. Mr. and Mrs Shirley Bartlett of Winfield visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ed Gibson and daughters of Oskaloosa stay with Mrs Etta Milles on South Main Street. Mrs Izora Bishop and daughter of Libertyville are visiting. Mr and Mrs Walter Billingsley of Glasgow are guests in town today.
A dated letter from Ben West near College Station describes Sunday routines in the U S Army service. He notes church, vaccination, meals, and work on building projects, plus travel plans and family visits in the region.
Forty three men will depart Jefferson County for Camp Dodge Thursday morning Sept 5 on No 3 Burlington. They report at the Court House Wednesday at four. Questionnaires are being mailed to the twenty three men who registered last Saturday. Three of four men sent to Camp Punston Kansas left this morning. Frank Friesen was at Wichita Kansas and will join the others at the camp. The men leaving this morning were Anton Kaamark Wilfred Toodman and Albert Wilson.
Public notice warns all unknown claimants to appear by September 2, 1918 in Jefferson County District Court or default will be entered against them. Richard C. Leffett represents the plaintiff seeking to quiet title and bar any adverse claims on the property.
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle appears at the Orpheum today in a major comedy feature. He argues that steady craft, not chance, builds great comedians and that many wish to do serious work to reveal hidden talent beyond humor. Arbuckle is presented as one of the best of his comedies tonight.
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