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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription price terms with figures 10 and 50, a rate of 1.50 and a discount of 1.25. It serves as a brief pricing update for readers seeking subscription details and options.
By its Christmas Roll Call in the week starting December 16 the American Red Cross seeks to enroll the whole eligible population. The goal is to show to the world that the United States stands solidly for honor mercy and good faith.
A garbled OCR segment mentions Royal Mail and references names like Veron t and Pr iminition, with unclear dates and places. The readable content is too fragmentary to extract a coherent event, person, or outcome.
Partial text notes David Fr and Francis as prominent operators near the Soviet Union era. Mentions Vermilles and Paris conference with Ambassador Burkets arriving, plans to travel to Purcia. fragmentary details hint at prearrangements and preventive diplomacy amid tense international climate.
H Walker leads miners in a spring meeting scene as he defeats rival J Hayes for the presidency of the United Mine Workers of America. Frank Farrington of the Triple Farmers organization reports strong Walker support from his office.
Paris reports a French commission has arrived in Berlin to oversee the return of prisoners released by Germany. The mission will verify the recent clash at the Trenahalen camp in Provence where nine prisoners were killed and others wounded.
Timoth y Wi Hames president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co and four other officers were held on manslaughter charges after Mayor Hylan led an inquiry into a fatal wreck at the company’s Mac site about four months ago resulting in nearly 196 deaths. The text references a gift store ad for men and boys in Fairfield.
The Jefferson County Exemption Board continues processing papers and packing materials for transfer to Des Moines or as ordered. An initial order set December 10 as the deadline, but a second order extended the deadline to December 23.
Creston, Dec 13. Rumors swirl after a cable from France hints the 168th Infantry may return to town in January. Local residents report a message signed by Creston soldiers and question the accuracy of the information amid blurred official hints.
Noble Hines traveled to Ottumwa on business. Several residents contract Spanish influenza, with Miss Gertende Taylor in Jefferson County Hospital and Miss Chive Dysart returning from Kansas City. Miss Merle Swanson and Gertrude Tate plan holidays at home and Winnesviet. More items note a quarantine and a drug store position in Ottumwa.
The Public Library will be closed on Sundays and after six o'clock in the evenings until further notice.
Call and see a display of Guernsey ware at Richardson Hardware Co located at 480. The notice invites customers to view the collection and learn about the products on offer.
Des Moines reports that discharge of men at Camp Dodge will accelerate next month with many personnel released by Christmas to clear space for returning troops. The 109th engineers from the old Iowa National Guard likely first to arrive from overseas, possibly landing in New York this week. The 88th division artillery and the 339th machine gun battalion are also expected home soon.
Henry R. Sands born May 13 1882 in Jeffer son county town. He died at 86 while living in Wyoming with relatives. Survived by father Robert Sands and siblings in Wiscon sin California and Wyoming. Funeral held at Tevies Funeral Home on W Burlington Street.
A note of gratitude expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and G A R members for kindness and sympathy shown during the passing and burial of 477 Alt ar Rhones Pal or.
Four or five room house offered for rent or sale with payments plan. Located four blocks from the square near the gate, property marketed by W. D. Gan moe & Bon. Contact for terms and availability.
Fairfield's merchants and the Board of Health implement strict sanitation measures to avoid contagion. Stores limit shoppers per department, use timed entry, and enforce ventilation as cities await an end to widespread illness. Officials note Fairfield has not experienced Ottumwa's broader outbreak.
Call at T. E. McLean's Jewelry Store and secure engraved Christmas Cards with an extra large assortment available for selection now.
The Fairfield Iowa Board of Health resolves school closure from 6 60 p m December 11 1918 to 8 00 am December 10 1918 and limits restaurants to twelve people plus staff per room with specific hour exceptions. The measure follows the December 6 1918 resolution and is approved by Clerk Paul Coleson and President RH McNrot.
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