Footwear Sale Details and Pricing
Advertisement notes counters insoles and all leather items sold at right prices from $2.50 to $4.00, with pricing varying by size.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
3
Advertisement notes counters insoles and all leather items sold at right prices from $2.50 to $4.00, with pricing varying by size.
Numerous residents and visitors are noted: W D Garmoe in Winfield on business, Geo Banfield in Burlington, M S Randall in Germanville, John Hutton from Bernhart, John Kyle and wife visiting Brighton, Mills Irving of Packwood, Edmund Brown at Ottumwa game, C W Mountain to New London, Isul and Pauline Jackson from Bernhart visiting Ottumwa, E J Davis of Spokane visiting his sister, Gladys Lorene Hook weekend with aunt Iona Miller, Viva Valentine visiting friends, Grace Oliver visiting from Glendale, Jos Bucher Jr to Woodstock for a sister visit, Scott Crail from Davenport, repairs and hospital movements follow as residents travel or recover.
A 2 PM Tuesday war lecture at Fairfield High School auditorium features John B. Lord and Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of the Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Miller, a leader in wartime civilian effort, has ties to the Missouri and Nevada Red Cross and has shaped food administration and charity work.
President Wilson tells a delegation of about 100 farmers that the nation faces a final contest between opposed ideals, warning that losing could set back human rights for centuries. The farmers seek draft exemption and a nine-member agricultural board, asking for better transport, cost-based raw materials, and free fertilizer.
The Christian church presents a service flag program tomorrow at eleven AM with Music Orchestra Hymn America Prayer by Rev R H Polly Reading The Colonel and the Kitty to Starr Song Manhood of America Chorus Presentation of Flag by Geo W Ball Acceptance of Flag by Miss Marie Gantz Reading of Names by R E Lepper Reading Our Service Flag by Miss Byrle Fleming Song Beautiful Flag of Liberty Benediction.
Jacob Dempsey Ebert born August 28 1851 Utica Iowa died February 4 1918 at 506 N E street aged 66 5 7 married Hen rietta Anderson November 8 1876 in Birmingham Iowa ten children five years ago moved to Fairfield. Funeral at Free Methodist church Birmingham with interment there.
A public report by Frank D. Lyman lists 10,412 Iowa national guard men in military service. Of these, 9,719 are outside Iowa in camps or in France, 693 are in state units, and 2,240 took the federal oath on April 1. The gap 8,172 reflects enlistments since that date.
Real estate first mortgage loan of 7000 dollars offered. Contact William L. Long for details. Phone number 3692. Local notice appears in the column.
First class timothy hay offered with delivery to Fairfield. Also advertised is money to loan on improved city property by Thoma and Thoma at 809. Phone number 7116 provided for hay inquiries.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and at the death of our husband and father. Appreciation is given for the floral offerings. Mrs J D Albert and Family.
The McCord Chapter No 5 Royal Arch Masons will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at 7 30. The M M and P M degrees will be conferred.
Real estate transfers show various parcels from Charles Glotfelty to John Huglin of 101 acres in Buchanan Township and other deeds including P J Harken and O E Harken in Penn Township, plus transfers to Fairfield City, Round Prairie, and Johnson Addition with amounts noted for several lots and blocks.
The A. C. L. Club formed in public schools last month will convene tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in the Boy Scout rooms. Any boy wishing to join this Clean Life Club is invited.
A curious shopper dialog mentions Mrs Newlywed-And asking to drop by Dacy's to compare silk, seeking a match while deeming it possibly too common and not wanting more. The line hints at fashion shopping and social vernacular of the era.
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