Editor Manager Entered at the Post Office Fairfield Iowa
The item notes an editor manager being entered at the Fairfield Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
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Fairfield
Iowa
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
6
Terms of Subscription By Carrier and Mail
Subscriptions may be paid in advance by carrier for three months at 1.25 or by mail for four months at 1.00. Mail subscriptions require advance payment. Report any irregularity in carrier service promptly to the office, telephone number 23.
Methodist Conference to convene in Washington schedule set
The Iowa Annual Conference of the Methodist church meets in Washington September 4 to 10 with speakers and sessions across a full slate. Highlights include the opening service, memorials, lectures by Harris Franklin Ball, and anniversaries of foreign missions and the Woman's Home Missionary Society among others.
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Iowa
the Methodist Church
Washington
Harris Franklin Ball
Evanston
Ill
God We Trust
Washington Ladies Aid Society
G. Thorne
Ladies Aid Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
L. G. Murphy
Simposium
Harris F. Ball
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ida Belle Lewis
Tientisn
China
Ella Pichereau
Iowa Annual Conference
Laymen’s Association
John L. Fort
D. D
Chicago
Ladies Art Society
EE. A. Schell
Board of Education
A. S. Smith
John W Hancher
New York City
Dr. Jessup
Iowa City
Teachers Meeting In Session At Courthouse
The County Superintendent June Chidester leads the regular teachers meeting in the courthouse discussing plans for the coming school year. Rev. A R Toothacre opens with prayer and Cedar Falls teacher Mr Brown shares room ideas. Miss Roberts directs music as fifty to seventy five attend a noon picnic on the courthouse lawn.
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June Chidester
Court House
A. R. Toothacre
The
Baptist Church
Brown
Cedar Falls
Physical Exemption Board Notices Rejections
Jefferson County Exemption Board calls 79 men from the first 306 drawn for today. Most have had physical exams. Rejected on physical examination were Walcott H. Tracy Curtis G. Rollin Carl F. Pickerel Guy S. Donovan M. M. Allender Alva I. Wright Howard F. James Leo Chapa Leo L. Gibson Sam D. Bryson Andrew B. Fritz Thomas E. Smith.
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Jefferson County
Dorreen Lecture Promises Rare Treat in Fairfield
Fairfield residents await a rare event next Tuesday at the Methodist church as Rev. L. M. Dorreen of Akron delivers his forceful address on Odd Fellowship. The free lecture, starting at eight, includes a male quartet, invocation by Rev. A. R. Toothacre, remarks by W. G. Ross, and Dorreen’s talk.
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Fairfield
L. M. Dorreen
Akron
Methodist Church
Dorreen
Twelve Dutch ships to sail for Belgian relief
Arrangements by the food administration deliver twelve Dutch ships to sail from an Atlantic port carrying corn and wheat for Belgian relief and the Dutch government. The first shipments will be split nearly half for Belgium and half for Holland. An event is planned at Parsonsville Church next Sunday evening inviting all residents.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Belgium
Holland
Wilson replies to Pope Benedict praised by Paris papers
Paris reports only a brief summary of President Wilsons reply to Pope Benedict with limited commentary. The Petit Parisien notes the answer seems deliberate and not improvised, reflecting Wilsons habit of thoughtful consideration before official acts.
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Paris
Wilson
Pope Benedict
Petit Parisien
JAP TROOPS TO AID RUSSIA REPORTED IN MANCHURIA
Munich based Neueste Nachrichten reports strong Japanese forces concentrated in Manchuria and speculates on transporting troops to the Russian front. It notes improved railway facilities could hasten such an operation, though travel would still take time.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Manchuria
Bavaria
Neueste Nachrichten
Munich
America
Japan
Katherine Smutz Wins Prize At State Fair
Katherine Smutz of this city won five dollars in a spelling contest at the State Fair in Des Moines with only five contestants remaining. She was a pupil of Mr Rakow at the Washington school, with forty three Jefferson County pupils contesting overall. The Jefferson County Teachers Club paid her expenses and County Superintendent June Chides ter accompanied her to Des Moines.
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Katherine Smutz
Des Moines
Jefferson County
Washington
Jefferson County Teachers’ Club
June Chidester
PIANO TUNING IN FAIRFIELD THIS LATE SUMMER
Piano tuner E. J. Eisenhart will be in Fairfield from August 27 to September 5. Leave orders at Leggett House or at the local music store. Contact 91 for arrangements.
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Fairfield
Leggett House
E. J. Eisenhart
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