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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1919

Page

2

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Big Community Dinner This Thursday At Armory

The Community Club plans its February dinner at the Armory with topics including The Club Budget Hard Roads A Soldiers Memorial Post Office. About 150 advance tickets sold as interest rises despite no out of town speaker. Country attendance depends on road conditions. Farmers plan to attend in strong numbers.

Japan informs China to cooperate at peace conference

Reuters dispatch from Peking dated February 3 reports Japan demands China work in harmony at the peace conference and wind up terms revealed to the conference. It warns that failure by China to meet assurances would trigger stronger action and increased pressure on China.

London Japan China Peking

Bethe and Hollweg Seek Impartial End to War Policy

Berlin reports Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg explains to an impartial committee the need for both sides to halt war aims and reassess Germany’s foreign policy as World War I unfolds. The missive accompanies calls to curb harsh demands and avoid further escalation.

Berlin Theobald von Bethe Helle Burlis Germany Chinecellor

Closing Out Sale at Farm Auction Near Abingdon

Public auction Friday to close farming business 144 miles east of Abingdon and 5 miles southwest of Packwood. Items include 6 horses and 7 brood sows with cattle, hay, grain, and farm machinery, plus household goods. Terms: 12 months on sums over $10 with 7 percent interest, cash under $10. Auctioneer notes property to be removed after settlement. Charles Lisk, proprietor. Logan Frederick, deputy clerk.

Abingdon Packwood

Juryman Ill Halts Court Case Progress

Juror Leonard Hoskins of Pleasant Plain fell ill after the John Bonache v P J Witkoski case opened. The trial may proceed with eleven jurors, or an additional juror may be added, risking further delay. The jury lineup included Baker Fluke Lewis Coleman Hosier Hoskins Keller Brown Harris Freshwater Simavens.

Leonard Hoskins Pleasant Plain John Bonache P. J. Witkoski Hoskins Jury E. B. Baker Robert Fluke Frank Lewis A. H. Coleman Adolph. Pages FB. A. Hosier Tony Keller Jr B. B. Brown

Mrs Walters Died in Cedar Rapids While Visiting

The death of Mrs. Mary E. Walters, formerly of Jefferson County, occurred Friday in Cedar Rapids after influenza struck her Wednesday. Aged about 72, she had lived in Spencer for years. She leaves Eliza Allender of Richwoods and brothers William Allender of Richwoods and J. H. Allender of Stockport. Funeral at 2:30 this afternoon in Spencer, with interment in Spencer Cemetery.

Jefferson County Mary E. Walters Cedar Rapids Walters Spencer Eliza Allender William Allender Richwoods J. H. Allender Stockport

Local visitors and meetings mark Fairfield campaign

Frank Rhynas of Stockport visited in the city en route to Burlington on a business trip. Claude Bowermaster accepted a position at Wright Barber Shop under R. Smith. Mrs. Harry Tillotson of Stockport was in the city yesterday visiting relatives. Two Mass meetings will be held in Fairfield next Sunday week to consider stamping out social diseases as part of a national campaign.

Frank Rhynas Stockport Burlington Claude Bowermaster Wright Barber Shop R. Smith Harry Tillotson City Fairfield

Drake's Big Clearance Sale Ends Next Week

Last week of Drake's clearance sale at Fairfield offers discounts from 26 to 50 percent on clothing and furnishings. Fast aide at 727T.

Drake Fastaide Fairfield

Mrs Forrest Leathers Dies After Illness

Mrs Forrest Leathers died this morning at about nine o'clock after several days of influenza and pneumonia. Hazel Robinson, daughter of Z A Simmons Robinson, was born October 26 1897 in Fairfield Iowa and later married Forrest Leathers who survives. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at two in the afternoon at the home yard with Rev P S Apfel presiding, interment in Evergreen cemetery.

Forrest Leathers Hazel Robinson Z. A Christa Simmons Robinson Fairfield Iowa P.S. Apfel Evergreen Cemetery

Britain Asked To Explain Embargo Impact On U S Industry

Washington reports state department inquiries to Great Britain France and regarding the British import embargo the French cartel system and Italys government supervised purchases. Senate debate grows over Weeks resolution seeking information. Manufacturers file complaints but officials say no discrimination evidence yet. The note cites European nations protecting themselves during postwar readjustment.

Washington State Department Great Britain France United States Inasuch Europe

Edwin Gilbert Known Blacksmith Dies Suddenly

Edwin Gilbert a well known blacksmith of Fairfield died suddenly late yesterday afternoon. His body was found on the walk to his East Washington Street home around 4 30 PM with signs none of a struggle and apoplexy given as the cause. Coroner W H Conner was notified but no inquest was needed. He was born in Fairfield May 29 1866 and married Ida Sargent July 1 1890. he leaves a son Reuben Gilbert and a sister Mollie A Liblin with other relatives. Funeral set for 11 AM tomorrow at the home of Mrs Mollie Liblin.

Edwin Gilbert East Washington St Gilbert Hague and Gerton Sale W. H. Conner Kerrick Undertaking William and Almira Gilbert Fairfield Ida Sargent Reuben Gilbert Mollie A. Liblin Charles Gilbert Emma Gibson

Hold Up at Liberty State Bank Nets $25,000

Five armed men robbed the Liberty State bank on Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis just before 10 AM taking cash and other securities. Bank officials later estimated the loss at about $25,000.

Minneapolis Liberty State Bank Franklin Avenue

Won't Halt Bombardment Report From Lisbon

Lisbon reports British warships off Oporto will not prevent the Portuguese government vessels from bombarding the city. Oporto, a royalist stronghold, remains blockaded by government naval forces amid the civil war.

Lisbon Oporto

Overalls and Jumpers Discounted at Drake Clo Co Fairfield

Drake Clothing Company Fairfield advertises one percent off overalls and jumpers. Sale highlights basic workwear items with reduced prices for a limited time.

Drake Clo. Co Fairfield

Scouts to Receive Government Medals for War Efforts

New York reports Boy Scouts of America are awarded government medals for aiding the war effort. Treasury awards include 1016 medals to scouts selling Liberty bonds in ten or more homes and 2080 medals for selling war savings stamps.

New York Boy Scouts of America Treasury Department

Denver Schools Closed After Walkout by Engineers

Denver public schools shut indefinitely as 25 campuses close when school engineers strike. The union cites pay demands while the school board says funds are unavailable to meet the request.

Denver Colo

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the Daily Journal South Court Street Bean Taylor Aura R., Taylor Tokyo Hollweg Imperial Charles Lisk Logan Fredrick D. C Aumioneer Charles Harris Thos Freshwater G. P. Simavens A. J. Boyd IMRS Forest Leathers Britain U. S. State Department Mollie Liblin BOY Scouts Geivi S Pereale Father Mouse J. C. Bradshaw Furniture Co Home Electric John T. Davies Hirté J. F. Wilson Jr South First National Bank Frank D. Kerrick Tripune
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