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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
7
Local notes report births and visits including a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Chuzum. Des Moines business trips involve Hugh Bennett and Mrs H A Mosser. Dr H A Mosser heads to Chicago for several days of business.
Miss Misrobian, Armenian speaker educated in America, recounts the massacres and deportations by Turkish forces. She urges U.S. aid for Christians in the Near East, notes Ottoman coercion to convert Armenians, and argues Armenia can recover through Christian mission work to prevent further starvation and death.
Washington reports the Shipping Board will convert six wooden cargo steamers built during the war into training ships to maintain facilities for merchant seamen training. More than 38,000 young men have signed applications to enroll in the board’s courses.
Fairfield shoppers see $1.25 and $1.50 work shirts at Drake Clearance Sale. A small black purse with leather handle containing keys and business letters was lost between 503 North Main and the Orpheum. Return to Journal office. 728-11
Fairfield store Drake Clo Co offers large reductions on men's and boys dress pants, featuring broad selection and marked prices. Local shoppers may find affordable options for formal wear and school outfits this season.
Prof May led the morning Chapel with He He and Chapel exercises. A Senior class meeting followed. Attorney J A Huglin attended and assisted in devotional. Dwight Krumholtz, back after naval discharge, will enter school Monday. Miss Misrobian spoke on the Armenian Relief cause detailing conditions in Armenia.
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