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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
6
Classified notice lists an editor and manager role with schedule details stating evenings except Sunday and primary contact for GMvery publication.
The American Red Cross plans a Christmas Roll Call during the week starting December 16 to enroll the entire available population. The goal is to show the nation’s solid commitment to honor mercy and good faith among the nations.
Washington reports the Justice Department assembled German sabotage and espionage cases. FBI files include hundreds of German agents and loyal Americans tied to war preparations. Officials say portions of the records may be released later, with timing depending on government considerations.
David KR Francis United States ambassador to Russia, once a major grain operator, appears likely to be Russia's principal or sole representative at the Versailles Paris peace conference. He arrives in London and plans to depart for Paris with President Vinson to meet on the crucial peace talks amid chaotic conditions and dangerous situations described by insiders.
Springfield Illinois reports early returns from Tuesday's election show John T. Miller of Manville Florida defeating Frank J Hayes for the presidency of the United Mine Workers of America. Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois waivers' creativation, said Walker's majority will be overwhelming.
A French commission arrived in Berlin to arrange the repatriation of French prisoners released from Germany. It will also probe the Langensalza prison camp killings where nine French prisoners were shot and 15 wounded.
Timothy S. Whe Hames, president of Brooklyn Rapid Transit, four other officers, and a motorman were held on manslaughter charges by Mayor Hylan after an inquiry into a deadly wreck about a month earlier at the company's Huey line, which killed nearly 100 people. The text also notes an unrelated local store mention: The Drake Co. gift store for men and boys on Fairfield’s east side.
The Jefferson County Exemption Board continues sorting cards questionnaires and correspondence preparing to close after more than a year of work. Orders shifted between December 10 and December 23 directing completion and shipment of papers to Des Moines or other government locations.
Creston reports growing talk after a France cablegram hints at a January homecoming for the 168th infantry. H L Royce received a overseas message signed by Creston troops in the unit, sparking questions about whether it hints at inside info or a genuine countdown to return to Iowa.
Noble Hines traveled to Ottumwa on business. Harry Knauss and Miss Gertrude Taylor are ill with Spanish influenza. Merle Swanson and Chloe Dysart returned from Minneapolis and Kansas City respectively. Eastern Star postpones meetings until quarantine ends. Gertrude Tate heads to Wintersw Iowa for holidays. Mrs. C M Redick goes to Audubon for weeks. Mrs T L Workman and daughter Mathleen go to Florida for winter. Harriet Hartman accepts job at Hoffman Drug Store in Ottumwa.
Guernsey Ware promotes practical Christmas gifts at Richardson Hardware Co located at 480. The ad highlights useful items for holidays and encourages shoppers to visit the store for seasonal selections.
Stock grain feed and entire dairy and farm equipment will be sold at the C. L. Brawner sale scheduled for December 18. The notice lists farm stock and related goods to be auctioned.
A public notice states the library will be closed on Sundays and after six o'clock in the evenings until further notice. The change affects all library services and hours.
CAL TM and SEE our display of the beautiful Guernsey ware at Richardson Hardware Co, located at 480. Visit to view and compare patterns and finishes, with a range of sizes and prices available for selection.
Des Moines reports officers say discharge of men at Camp Dodge will be greatly expedited next month with many to be released by Christmas. Demobilization targets the Thirty-fourth division and units from overseas. The 109th engineers, including Companies A B and C, are expected to arrive first from overseas and land in New York this week. Eighty-eighth division artillery and 339th machine gun battalion also expected home soon, while eighty-eighth infantry likely not to be sent home quickly. General Pershing listed the 345th and 350th field artillery as selected for home transport.
Harry R. Sands born May 13 1882 in Jefferson county. Died at 36 while living near Chatham Wyoming. Survived by father Robert C. Sands of Los Angeles sisters Mrs Garkhart and Mrs Duncan and brothers Hugh C. and Robert R. Sands. Funeral held at Davies Funeral Home on W Burlington Street Wednesday afternoon at 2:28 conducted by Rev C Li Tennant.
I wish to thank the neighbors and friends and the members of the G. A. t, especially for their kindness and sympathy shown during my father's illness and death. 477 Alta. Ro Raodes.
For rent or sale four rooms near the square at four percent terms. Property listed by W P D Garmob & Son, 481.
Fairfield City reports strong cooperation with the Board of Health to keep stores sanitary as contagion fears rise. Clerks and customers are limited by card and entry controls with twelve persons per department and staggered entry. Shoppers wait outside in lines while authorities urge continued precautions until danger subsides.
Call at T. E. McLean's Jewelry Store to secure engraved Christmas cards. Choose now while there is an extra large assortment available.
C L Brawner's public sale on Doc 18th located five miles due west of Parsons College. See bills for full particulars.
Resolution orders public schools closed from December 11 to December 20 1918 and restricts restaurants to twelve patrons per room plus staff with limited exceptions during peak hours. The measure adds to the December 6 1918 board resolution and is dated December 10 1918 with signatures of President Rk H Munro and Clerk Paul Coleson.
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