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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1918

Page

3

Local news briefs from the city and surrounding areas

Several residents are listed as traveling for business or visiting relatives including Mrs Chas Heer to Davenport F Spratt to South Dakota Dr E C Bock at home on East Burlington St and Lee Gallup back to Ames G W Clark of Batavia in the city on business E W Carter of Libertyville in town on business C J Fulton back from Des Moines C E B Nieukirk of Batavia in city on business J A Goodson to Oskaloosa George Messer of Libertyville visiting relatives Mrs John Barnett seriously ill Marion Hart ill with measles Olt Messer of Oskaloosa visiting Louis Messer West Broadway Mrs M K Barnes returned from Trenton Mo Mary Glen Miller operated on at Jefferson County hospital Maxine Mullenix ill with measles Charles Nickelson purchased Monson home moving his family to the city Official Board of First Methodist Church meets 730 PM Minister's Study Sun Day School workers meet 730 PM Presbyterian prayer meeting at PF McQuiston's home Lieut W B Rorick travels from Ft Sheridan to Leon Springs Texas to join the 304th Cavalry, Pleasant News Mrs Mary Morony dies at her son Dan Morony's home aged over 80, Irish born long-time Meny county resident.

Pleasant Mary Morony Dan Morony

New Increment to Find Camp Dodge Ready for Them

Des Moines reports Provost General Crowder ordered 15 000 additional national army selectives to Camp Dodge for five days starting February 23. Iowa will supply 6 384 and Minnesota 8 600 of the men to raise the 3159 division to war strength, with units and depots prepared and new arrivals to be barracked separately for exams and disease checks.

Des Moines Crowder National Army Camp Dodge Ssth Iowa Minnesota Harrison R. Price Jourth Field Artillery Cas Fiel Artillery Castle 330Th Engineers 351St 337Th Ilinois North Dakota 338Th Field Artillery 352D S59th Infantry

Notice to Bidders for Cement Contracts in Jefferson County

Bid openings set for 1 20 p m February 6 1918 at the auditor office for 1560 barrels of Portland cement. A C TERNER Auditor.

Jefferson County A. C. Terner

Hay for Sale and Quilt Making Services Ad

Hay for sale first class timothy day delivery to Fairfield phone 7116. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church offers quilting and comfort tacking services call Mrs. W J Garmoe for details.

Timothy Fairfield Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Boys who returned purse may claim reward

Notice asks the boys who picked up a pocketbook at the Orpheum Saturday night to return it to the Journal for a reward. The item is described as a pocketbook and the appeal seeks the finder’s cooperation.

Orpheum

Meatless flour selling rule goes into full force

The Fairfield grocers were notified by local Food Administrators that new regulations require selling four with wheat flour and to offer an equal amount of another cereal per purchase. The Daily Journal outlined the rule, which applies as federal law and warns customers not to expect merchants to violate it.

Fairfield Grocers Daily Journal

Tomorrow is Wheatless Food Saving

Tomorrow urges all readers to practice wheatless eating as a daily service, noting groups can substitute and thrifty people can save modestly while the well off cut to simple living. It calls for eating plenty but wisely and without waste.

Neighborhood Prayer Meetings Set for Wednesday Evening

The Methodist Neighborhood Prayer meetings will be held Wednesday at 7 30 PM with a goal of more than 100 attendees across several homes and a church study. Leaders and addresses include Mrs Willa Chandler 105 East Kirkwood Philip Ringlespach at home. Mrs G W Mintonye 604 West Grimes C V Pool. J S Gantz 204 North Third A K Harper. George Israel 407 West Burlington Mrs T S Waters. Fred Stansberry 702 South Third R H Spence. Thomas Davies 1100 South Main Mrs L T Gobble. Mrs J W Oliver 50 East Adams Mrs Robinson. K P Simmons 607 East Burlington Mrs Laura Chilcott. plus church minister Wilbur R Keeley.

Willa Chandler East Kirkwood Philip Ringlespach G.W. Mintonye West Grimes C. V. Pool J S Gantz North Third A. K. Harper George Israel West Burlington East Adams Robinson K.P. Simmons East Burlington Laura’ Chilcott Wilbur R. Keeley

Negro Minstrel Show At Cross Lanes Church Friday

My America Club presents a negro minstrel at Cross Lanes church Friday evening February 7. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Everyone invited to attend.

America Club Cross Lanes

Eighth grade exam to be held February 20-21 at courthouse

Notice states the examination occurs at the courthouse on Wednesday and Thursday February 20 and 21 starting at nine o'clock. If roads are bad and attendance is impossible the state superintendent permits another August examination, leaving two trials remaining.

Court House

Corn Bread Recipe Promotes National Unity

A New York hotel offers a patriotic corn bread recipe blending corn meal and rye flour to save wheat for the United Nations. The 16 by 22 inch pan yields a batter with milk batter substitute honey eggs salt cornmeal rye flour baking powder and a slow bake process.

New York

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Chas Heer Davenport DPD F. Spratt South Dakota E. C. Bock East Burlington Street Lee Gallup Ames G. W. Clark Batavia E. W. Carter Libertyville C. J. Fulton C. EB. Nieukirk Goodson Oskaloosa George Messer John Barnett West Kirkwood Street Marion Hart East Broadway Olt Messer Louis Messer West Broadway M. K. Barnes Trenton Mary Glen Miller Jessie Miller Jefferson County Hospital Maxine Mullenix Mrs Fred Mullenix South Fourth Street Charles Nickelson Pleasant Plain Monson South Second Street First Methodist Church Jeff Pence Clintonville Wis W. H. Pence West Hempstead Street Thursay Camp Cody Deming New Mexico The HL McQuiston W. B. Rorick Ft. Sheridan Leon Springs Texas 304Th Cavalry United States Food Administration Thoma & Thoma Siby Wever Shoe Store J. M. McKain South Third Street Gaumer Bros Arlo McPeek Was Pvp Crete Sea Srat Packegee Shriner & Johnson A. F. Carlson J. Engel Piano Tuner Chicago Scheffel’s Music House James Hughes
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