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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1907

Page

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Asa Street Preacher Temples Converts Fairfield

Rev. Ezra Temple known as the street preacher has sparked conversion efforts in Fairfield after a dramatic past. Since his conversion twenty one years ago he has preached widely from factories to street corners drawing many to Christian faith. He began preaching in Fairfield visiting mills and gathering audiences on street corners. His home is in Pella.

Ezra Temple Fairfield Permple Peemple Mr. Temple Colorado Agaiy Pueblo Colo Mindons Nel Shorty Mr. Termple Yenple

Sickness and community notes from Lockridge area

News from Burlington reports Frank Holt and wife near Lockridge with ill children, Wim Kouscher’s daughter gravely ill, Dr Morrow Craft busy fetching ice, Louie Rose’s son sick, Mrs Margaret McGuire’s son Thomas ill in Greenfield with good sign of recovery, Maury Craft visiting from Germanville, Ray Slopkirk convalescing, Mrs Stallim back in Pairfield, and local skating being enjoyed by young folks.

Burlington Frank Holt Lockridge Wim Kouscher Dr. Morrow Craft Lockridge Pond Louie Rose Margaret McGuire Merrimac Thomas Greenfield Adair County Maury Craft Germanville

Militia Bill Proposes $100000 Iowa Guard Funding

Des Moines reports the Iowa House approves a militia bill with 100000 annual appropriation for the National Guard and raises adjutant general salary to 2500. The bill also expands allowances for postage stationery and clerical costs and adds deductions for property losses from pay.

Des Moines House of Representatives McAllister Linn Iowa National Guard

Mrs Clara Samuelson Dead in Jefferson County

Mrs Clara G Samuelson a highly respected Jefferson County resident died at 7 20 p m Wednesday evening at Four Corners after a brief illness the cause pneumonia She was born in Sweden July 9 1850 married to Gasta TL Samuelson in 1865 came to Iowa in 1860 Four children Emin Halda John F F near Fairfield and Mrs A E Quick near Pleasant Plain plus adopted son David Swedesburg survive seven grandchildren and siblings in Sweden She was an active member of the Swedish Lutheran church Funeral from the home at 10 30 a m Friday with burial in the church cemetery

Clara G. Samuelson Jefferson County Four Corners Sweden Gasta TL Samuelson Lowa Ist Emin Halda John FF Fairfield A. E Quick Pleasant Plain David Swedesburg

Protect the Quail in Winter Weather

The piece urges farmers to feed quail during heavy snows and storms, arguing many deaths come from starvation rather than hunting. It suggests scattering corn or grain on farms to sustain flocks and notes hunters could support farmers financially to aid quail survival in winter.

Booser Busy at Bonaparte Interurban Plan

Bonaparte residents express strong confidence in an interurban line linking Burlington to Bonaparte with potential financing feasibility. West Point and surrounding towns show interest as Keokuk to Warsaw, Monmouth to Galesburg, and Des Moines to Colfax lines are cited as profitable precedents. Local businessmen in West Point discuss the proposal with Booser and Stebbins, favoring the plan.

Burlington Bonaparte West Point United States Keokuk Warsaw Monmouth Galesburg Des Moines Colfax Booser Keosauqua Fairfield Stebbins

Weather Forecast for Washington DC February Tempest Predictions

The bulletin outlines disturbances crossing the continent from January 31 to February 10, with warm and cool waves shifting across the west of the Rockies to the eastern states. Expect very little easy weather in February and a sequence ending with a severe cold wave and blizzard in the north. Temperatures to remain very low most of the two weeks ending February 25. Precipitation largely from February 8 to 11.

Washington, D C Pacific Coast Rockies Great Central Valleys

Her Way and the Fight Over Putaway Habits

An irate husband questions the reason his wife never puts things away. She replies she keeps them where she can find them, highlighting differing domestic priorities and the clash between order and convenience.

Not My Fault for An Old Body or Soul

A reflective Deland quote on responsibility for age and inner essence. The speaker notes blame lies with neither body nor soul, implying accountability rests with personal choices and character.

Deland

Two Cent Fare Bill Advances In House Railroads Committee

February 8 report notes House Railroads Committee to take up the two cent fare bills. Representative J Fred Clarke of Fairfield introduces H. F. 8 providing for the use of unclaimed dead bodies for anatomical purposes and distribution among state medical schools, excluding bodies of ex soldiers or sailors.

House Committee On Railioads J. Fred Clarke Fairfield Clarke United States

Muscatine Y M C A Edges Company M in Close Game

Muscatine Y M C A defeated Company M 38 to 22 in Muscatine as the locals played a strong game before a large crowd. Lineups included Rowley Wisecarver Loehr Conner with stars A Asthalter and Jane for Muscatine and D Asthalter Hlayves for Company M.

Company M Muscatine Company M—22 Muscatine—3s West Rt Db Asthatter Wisecarver Leds Jane Rowley c. A Asthatter Loehr Meade Hlayves Conner Bing Warner Rowley Wisecarver Loehr Conner A. Asthalter D. Asthalter Jane Wisecarver If West D Asthalter Hayes Warner Muscatine II

Community News and Social Updates in Packwood

Packwood.Db Roth of Fairfield was a caller here today. Mrs Ramey and daughter Gertie have returned from a visit in Oska loosa. Mr Hammer and little son spent several days in Richland last week. Mrs Wm Hannan has been entertaining relatives from Fremont. Mrs Chas Buchanan is reported quite seriously ill at her home west of this place. C.D. Chandler is on the sick list this week. R. H. Weller and family are moving to Packwood this week. They will occupy the property formerly owned by D.P. EH Roth. Mr and Mrs Myers have purchased the Wilson Bottorff property and will take possession about March 1. Lt H Caldwell of Abingdon is critically ill at his home there. The protracted meeting closed at the Methodist church Sunday evening with strong attendance and conversions. The pastor Rev Orcutt is noted as an earnest speaker. A number of our young people attended the literary society at Leville last Thursday evening and reported a fine program. Guy Brown of Linby was a Packwood caller Monday. Mr and Mrs Hoover of Linby were callers at Dr Emersons Tuesday. Marshall McKee is on the sick list.

Mr Hammer Little Son Richland Wm Hannan Fremont Chas. Buchanan C.D. Chandler H. Caldwell Abingdon Methodist Orcutt Literary Society Lellville Guy Brown Linby Packwood Caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Dr. Emerson

Miss Bashams Guests Share An Evening At Home

Twenty four young people were entertained by Miss Pearl Basham at her South i street home on a Wednesday evening. They arrived around 7 30 and spent time at cards before sharing an old fashioned taffy pull. Afterward the guests returned to the parlors for music and social games and thanked the hostess as they left.

Miss Pearl Basham South i Street

Local Notes On Visits and Appointments In New Sweden

NEW SWEDEN MISS MAUDE BERG of OTTUMWA visited friends over Sunday. MRS FRANK JACOBS went to GATESBURG Monday to spend weeks visiting relatives. REV SEABURG of KEOKUK and KEY ANDERSON of DES MOINES assisted REV BORGESON in revival meetings at the ME. A number from here will attend the Farmers Institute. Wm TURNER JR commenced work at HOO A FO CASS

Maude Berg Ottumwa Frank Jacobs Gatesburg Seaburg Keokuk Sod Key Anderson Des Moines Borgenson The Wm. Turner Jr Hoo. A. Fo Cassels

After School Detention Notice Issued by Power and School

Superintendent Scott A Power and the city schools issue a notice requiring teachers to provide parents with the cause of detention and dismissal times. They urge parents to ensure pupils return home promptly after school to curb loitering on streets and limit time spent in the public square.

Scott A. Power

Quiet wedding at Methodist church ties Gill and Webb

Rev Thomas Osborn joined Robert B. Gill of Preawod and Ida Rey Webb of Abingdon in marriage at the parsonage on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was witnessed by only essentials and the couple will start housekeeping on a Packwood area farm with many friends extending best wishes.

Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Osborn Robert B. Gill Preawod Ida Rey Webb Abingdon Packwood Gilh

Special Grand Lodge Meeting for Iowa Odd Fellows

The Iowa Grand Lodge calls a special session at Clinton on February 26 to discuss the Mason City orphan's home project. The building nearly ready but funds exhausted. an extra session is deemed imperative with about one hundred delegates traveling across the state.

Odd Fellowship Iowa Grand Lodge Order Clinton Mason City Grand Lodge of Lownthue

Fairfield Township Notes and Local Greetings

Tom Watters returned home from a visit with his uncle Cleary Watters. Mrs B D F Fowler attended lodge and helped initiate several Rebekah candidates. Friends wish Mrs Frank Carlton a speedy recovery. Will Crowner and family visited from near Birmingham. Dennis Greene and Oscar were at Eotrueer’s Monday. Mrs G D Greeson shopped in Fairfield yesterday. Robert King rented Marion Shearer’s farm for the coming year. Mr Wing’s family plans to remain in the vicinity.

Robert King Marion Shearer Mr. Wing

Whitney Brothers Quartet Delights Packed Opera House Crowd

The Whitney Brothers entertained a full house with solo and quartet numbers receiving strong encores. Alvin M. Whitney and Yale B. Whitney earned hearty applause for tenor and bass solos, while Edwin M. Whitney’s readings drew frequent calls back. Notable pieces included Ashes of Old Wishes and A March Town Meeting.

Opera House Whitney Brothers Whitneys Alvin M. Whitney Yale B. Whitney Edwin M. Whitney Mr. Whitney

Lena Cohen Mintz wedding in Des Moines

Miss Lena Cohen became the bride of Mr Joseph Mintz of New York City in a ceremony at the bride’s brother O Cohen home on Fourth Street Des Moines. Rabbi Zicheeck officiated and guests included Miss Jennie Mintz and Miss Gertrude Cohen, with plans to reside in New York City.

Lena Cohen Joseph Mintz New York City Mr. O. Cohen Fourth Street O. Cohen Edward Cohen Anna Kramer Blotcky Henry Wroom Jennie J. Mintz Chicago Myer Cohen Zicheeck Zicheeck, Who Read the Impressive Tookline Mise Mintz Mee

Old Fashioned Supper Night for Local Guests

Mrs F F Lt Ogden entertained about twenty five neighbors and friends at her east city home Wednesday evening. Guests enjoyed a six o clock wood fired supper and an hour of merriment. The social gathering recalled old days and amusing neighborly experiences.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Teample Pairfield Firs Lome Wemple Pella Eastern County News Ray Slopkirk Mrs Stallim Iowa M. G Clara Samuelson Shriver Boozer Weather Forecast Her Muscatine “Y” Won Db. Roth R. H. Weller DP. EH. Roth Myers Wilson Bottorff Marshall Mckee Miss Basham New Sweden Farmers Institute Supt. Power Fairfield Township Tom Watters Washington Cleary Watters Mra. BD FF. Fowler Order of Rebekahs Frank Carlton Will Crowner Birmingham Frank Fowler Familly Dennis Greene Oscar Eotrueer D. Greeson Cohn Fairfield United
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