Postal notice at Fairse Iowa carrier service irregularities
A postal notice from the Fairse Iowa office requests prompt reporting of any irregularities in carrier service. It mentions telephoned number 23 for updates and specifies mail matter handling under Sec a Class.
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Growth of Ordnance Department Grows Civil Service Need
Washington December 8 The wartime expansion of the Ordnance Department drives a civil service hiring surge. The Gun Division gains over two thousand civilian staff plus officers, with expected tripling within a year. Civil service boards survey vacancies for stenographic, trades, and technical posts nationwide to meet the record labor demand.
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Fathers of Men at Fairfield Theatre features Robert Edeson
Robert Edeson dominates the six part Blue Ribbon Feature Fathers of Men at Fairfield theatre. He portrays father John Howland and son Robert Howland with striking dramatic skill. The plot follows a woodsman torn by family crisis as he seeks to protect his son and uphold his code of justice.
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John Howland
Robert Howland
Great Northern Woods
Senate approves step toward railroad unification plan
Washington decree records the senate’s unanimous adoption of the Over man resolution suspending part of the Clinton antitrust law until January 1. It permits railroads to pursue joint buying arrangements as part of a broader push toward railroad unification urged by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Winchester School House Destroyed by Fire in Iowa
Winchester, Dec. 8, the Winchester School house once used by Van Buren county scholars was destroyed by fire in the afternoon. None of the pupils are reported injured. Washington Journal notes Miss Agnes Swift sails to Fort Worth Texas to serve as a nurse in a military base hospital on temporary assignment with the Red Cross Unit R of Southeastern Iowa.
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Louise Lamson
Edna Barr
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Lillian Hanson
Zaida Wisecarver
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Ottumwa
Casswell
Winchester
van Buren County
Washington Journal
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Fort Worth
Texas
Iowa
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Belgium Prisoner Seeks Agriculture Catalogs From Louden Machinery
A Belgium POW in Hardewuk Netherlands writes to Louden Machinery Co of Fairfield Iowa requesting catalogs and explanations about agricultural tools and machinery. He outlines a plan to teach fellow prisoners in farming, floriculture, and English, hoping to help rebuild Belgium after the war and expresses gratitude to the United States for aid.
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Judgment House at Orpheum
Commodore Bladen drives film version of Sir Gilbert Parker novel The Judgment House set for Orpheum on Monday and Tuesday December 10 and 11. Bladen aims for artistic perfection and a successful adaptation as Parker visits to oversee progress.
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Fairfield Rebekah Lodge Meets With Initiation Planned
The Fairfield Rebekah Lodge No. 96 will meet next Monday evening with initiation. Members are urged to attend and bring bread and butter sandwiches. Mrs D F Spratt hosts the O E S Club Tuesday afternoon at her Burlington street home.
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Champion Fat Bullock Sells At Exposition Record Price
Merry Monarch, champion fat bullock, set a new price record at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago when Armour & Co. purchased him for 82.10 per pound. The sale, yielding a total price of 138?38, benefits the Red Cross. Owned by Purdue University Agricultural College, the bullock topped previous records. A carload of champion Angus cattle sold for 42.50 per hundred, arranged by M. P. Ptall of Mechanicsburg, Ill.
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Fall Kills Airman in Duncanville Flight Accident
Sergt. F. G. Hill, aviator with the Royal Flying Corps stationed at Fort Worth, was injured in a fall from an airplane at Duncanville during the fall season. The incident occurred in Texas and involved military personnel from the Fort Worth area. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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For Rent Four Rooms Furnished Utilities Included
Four modern rooms available with water and electric lights furnished at 12.50 per month. Now vacant. See Russell Smith at 789.
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