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The Daily Journal lists subscription terms at four weeks for forty cents and provides publishing staff names including Dean Taylor as editor and W. Taylor as manager.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1917
Page
2
The Daily Journal lists subscription terms at four weeks for forty cents and provides publishing staff names including Dean Taylor as editor and W. Taylor as manager.
Local notes report a Clin ton lodge A F and A M meeting Wednesday at 7 30 for Fellowcraft work. Many residents visit relatives in Davenport Lockridge Lib ertyville Mt Pleasant Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa with others traveling for business and news of a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Ralph McPherson at Emerson Iowa.
Major J F Ready will deliver a lecture titled Experiences at the Border at St Marys church on Wednesday evening February 14 for the Catholic Ladies Aid Society. Admission with refreshments set at 25 cents. Public invited. A gold tie pin with ruby was lost near the C B Q depot corner. reward offered to finder returning to J H Coffman, phone 4200.
A six room modern dwelling in Keokuk offered for exchange with a Fairfield property. Terms liberal with a $2,000 real estate loan at first mortgage. Some good building lots for sale. House to rent. Will D. Garmoe & Son, 217.
Court reconvened this morning to hear Elsie May Clark versus F. W. Carter for damages. At 11 45 the jury was sworn and the case opened with twelve jurors listed for the trial of an accident in Libertyville in August 1915.
Mrs. Craig Proper formerly Miss Mary Farnum of Bonaparte died in El Paso Texas. Funeral will be at Bonaparte, with burial there. She survived by husband daughter parents Carl and Gertrude, and a George Israel relation in the city.
Charles Howard Armstrong died Sunday morning at Jefferson County Hospital after a several days illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. from his residence 614 West Stone Street with Rev A R Toothacre of the Baptist church officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen cemetery. Armstrong was born in Illinois on October 20 1876 and was 40 years three months and twenty one days old. He leaves his wife. He had been an employee of the Iowa Malleable Iron Company and was well liked by his colleagues.
Switzerland and Greece join China in protests against Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare. China's note to the German minister threatens severing diplomatic relations if rights are not respected. Greece responds to President Wilson but says it cannot take concerted action to protect its national shipping.
Indiana Republican Editorial association members vow undivided devotion to America and loyalty to President Wilson at a banquet. Frank B. Willis of Ohio spoke, urging firm stance amid foreign relations crisis. The news item mentions other brief dispatches on Cardinal Mercier and German-American regiments.
A weed chain tightener with four springs and a chain went missing from the fire truck during this morning’s run. Finder should return it to the Fire Department.
Local residents gather for weddings and club activities as Charles H. Tappert and Genevieve D. Chrisler wed in Wisconsin and plan a Davenport home. The Health Club hosts a mid winter picnic February 14 at 2 30 PM. Jefferson County Equal Suffrage Association meets February 17 at the Library with talks by local women leaders. The Pythian Sister Kensington meets at North Main Street with members bringing sandwiches and dishes.
Fairfield Camp Modern Woodmen of America convenes a regular session at Moose Hall with a key communication from the Head Clerk. Delegates to the upcoming County Camp will be chosen, and officers urge all members to attend.
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