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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
2
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Des Moines reports outline possible paths for Governor Harding after his term. Possible runs include Congress from the Seventh District or a return to law practice. Nate Kendall Clem Kimball and others are floated for future offices as party leaders predict a heated two year horizon.
President Wilson’s ship detours near the Azores and will reach Brest by ten in the morning, earlier than planned. He is expected to depart for Paris at four o’clock in the afternoon, per a naval wireless dispatch received here.
Carl Emry left for Chicago for an extended visit. Samuel Staves of Trenton, Missouri, visits his brother Tom Staves in town. A marriage license was issued to Harry Kann and Nina McWhirter of Fairfield. Red Cross Knitting Room at the library open Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Hassett returns from Davenport after visiting her daughter Mia. J. A. Huglin recovering from a foot infection after stepping on a rusty nail. Tom Patterson, discharged from Camp Upton, arrives home. Mrs. Arthur Greer and two daughters hospitalized with Syanieh influenza. Marriage license issued to George M. Blater of Oilfield, California, and Mildred C Verguson of Fairfield. Miss Jvanfitu Trent visits her parents in Batavia. Mrs. J. W. Sopher returns to Des Moines after a short visit. Twenty-two new Spanish influenza cases reported. four more today. Lois Class recovers from influenza and returns home. Harry Axelson discharged honorably from Jefferson Barracks and returns home. Birth announced: ten pound son George Hugh to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caster. Mrs. Coster remembered in town. Mrns Gladys Teeter among those ill. Mr. Thomas Osborn ill with influenza. funeral attendance affected. Cecil Chapin visiting from City Parks Barracks with a 30 day furlough. Mrs. Mike Parsons returns from Stockport nursing scarlet fever. Harper family quarantined over thirty-five days.
The New Chicago branch adds titles across fiction and non fiction including Quo Vadis by Sien Kiewicz The Winning of Barbara Worth by Wright Ralph The Train Dispatcher by Chapman and Tom Slade titles by Fitzhugh and Stewart works by Morrison Swift Mandel Riley Smith Aldrich and more Reflecting a broad reading program for patrons with children and adults alike.
The notice calls for registering all graduates pupil under graduate trained attendants practical nurses midwives and Red Cross course takers in the county. It directs contacting Mrs Laura E Chilcott to obtain a registration blank as part of a nation wide nursing resource survey.
Marriage notice for Vera Edna Taylor and John Michels announces their wedding in Detroit Michigan on Monday November 25. Mrs Michels formerly worked in the millinery department at The Fair Store for several years and they will reside at 187 Sixteenth Street Detroit after December 10.
The Red Cross launches a national Christmas Roll Call from December 15 to 23 to enroll Universal Members. Membership is $1. The piece emphasizes the Red Cross as an emergency organization known for rapid hospital aid and troop support during wartime, preparing for expanded service in peace.
Leading doctors say Phosphate Tron builds up blood and nerves, aiding overworked workers, nervous individuals, and those fatigued by modern life. The ad claims capsules, not pills, provide a dependable remedy for fatigue, sleep issues, and restored energy, urging readers to buy for health and happiness.
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