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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1919
Page
2
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Miss Louise Oehlman gave a graduation piano recital in Barhydt Chapel before a receptive audience. Her program showcased strong technique and musical insight with excellent tone and pedaling. Violinist Mr. Robert Israel accompanied, with comments noting his strong performance and the accompanists Harry Fred Israel and the rapet providing creditable support.
Fairfield High defeated Mount Pleasant 32 to 8 and extended its winning streak to seven. Mt Pleasant fouls sidelined key players and Fairfield’s lineup, led by Scott Crail Huddleston Forbes and Sullivan, dominated throughout as the regular team rested in the final minutes.
Margarita Fisher stars in The Mantle of Charity a witty satire on charitable folly from the American Film Co. The play pairs Fisher and a co star in many scenes with minimal supporting roles delivering lively comedy and a wedding day moment.
Washington discussion on wartime prohibition proposes treating liquor selling buildings as public nuisances. Courts could bar use of the property for a year. Secretary Glass recommended to the House Judiciary Committee directing the Anti Saloon League bill to enforce the production net.
New York reports that J I Movenn & co said most of the Sidlswan of Great Britain's two year notes due February 1 remain unsold. The group will sell the notes while underwriting the conversion of the outstanding balance of less than 0,000,000 with about 20 percent.
Jefferson county forms committee to raise funds for Armenian Syrian relief. Campaign runs February 9 to 16 aiming to collect 30 million dollars nationally with Jefferson County allotted 9560.00. County chair J A Huglin and township and town chairs named. drive asks each contributor to give at least one percent of their Fourth Liberty Loan subscription.
The district court took Hodgens vs Chilcott under advisement after yesterday’s session. Riley and Snyder face trial Monday Feb 17 for alleged moving train riding. Edler brothers charged with breaking and entering the William Edler building expect trials. one on bond, one jailed. Black vs Copeland probate action scheduled for next Monday, Banoch vs Witkoski likely to start then. Rhodes vs Clarks likely to be continued.
The state supreme court ordered Ford to pay 19 275 385 to Perrott and Dodge as stockholders in the Ford Motor Company. The decision prohibits using company dividends to expand the River Rouge blast furnaces and allows Ford to direct profits to the capital account or redirect toward other ventures if desired.
Gene Plumb of Chicago told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that railroads should remain under government control until Congress develops a permanent management plan. He warned that 21 months is enough time to work out a solution, but railroad employees oppose any five year extension unless the Railroad Administration revokes rights to participate in policies.
Paris announces William Allen White of Finporia Kansas Pref. George Davis Herron as American delegates to the Marmora conference with the Russian factions.
Classified note announces sprayed apples available for sale by Sanford Zeigler & Bon at 606. Includes a brief contact line and business identifier with location. sale item is fresh fruit.
Mr and Mrs G P Anderson hosted a dinner north east of the city honoring sons Dale and Hol Guier recently discharged from the army and announced as a surprise the fortieth wedding anniversary of the Andersons. Attendees included A W Stallman Wayne Green Ralph Green J Ringelspach Harry Ringelspach Chris Hartman W D Dixon and Bertha Gobble.
Chicago family formerly of Fairfield gains notice as Capt. Herbert E. Howard returns from the Duca d Aosta landing while brothers Col N L Howard and FE A Howard Jr remain in Europe. Father bp A Howard works with Burlington rail road and Mrs Howard aids women war efforts.
Help wanted for a dishwasher at The Leggett House. Includes a supply note 682 potatoes sold at 1.40 delivered. Contact A. J. Boyd at phone 2763 for details.
Farmers urged to sell dairy to Hartman Iced Cream Co with the promise of the highest market price for sweet and sour cream and a contact phone number 89 provided for inquiries.
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