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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1918
Page
4
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Washington dispatch flags 1 843 Tuscania survivors listed with 225 likely unreported. Of nearly 850 missing, 38 are from Wisconsin including 32 in the Thirty second division and six in the Twentieth engineers. Illinois has two missing, Minnesota has sixteen, largely foresters, with one lieutenant, one sergeant and fourteen privates among twent ieth engineers. Des Moines dispatch notes William D Lawrence of Webster City Iowa once listed among missing.
A series of names announces intent to seek Republican nomination in the June 3 1918 primary. Walter Harris for Sheriff. Sanford Zeigler Jr for Clerk of Court. A Turner for County Auditor. Vern B Samuelson for County Recorder. H. C Leggett for County Attorney. M Olga Raines for County Recorder.
The lines note candidates for county offices in the June primary of 1918. H Spence seeks the Democratic nomination for Treasurer and George M. Ball runs for Clerk of Court, subject to Democratic voters at the June 3rd primary.
A big audience gathered at the high school this afternoon for a lecture and mass meeting under the United States Food Administration, attracting many attendees from the surrounding county.
A short concert by the Fairfield Iowa band preceded the meeting. Crowd followed them to the high school as speakers arrived led by John B Lord of New York this forenoon.
The fourth annual county engineers convention and road school will be held in Ames February 26-28. Topics include federal air projects high prices and scarcity of labor and material affecting highway work with several state speakers addressing similar road and bridge issues.
Feb 11 report notes nationwide drive for ship workers as ships win conflicts. Enlistment targets 200,000 men next week as voluntary service and protection week solidify mobilization under defense departments.
A federal enforcement drive targets disorderly houses in Chicago arresting over 200 men and women. Authorities say the order bars brothels near military camps and bathing facilities as investigators raid flats and hotels, turning prisoners over to Hinton G. Mabangh.
Miss Burl Fleming will host the Christian church youth class at her West Harrison home Thursday evening replacing Tuesday night. Camp Fire Girls meet with Cleo Pence on West Hempstead Street and held a patriotic ceremonial with no refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bates entertained guests at West Jackson Street for Mrs. Shugman and Mrs. McClure of Abingdon. They planned Valentine party Friday at Ruth Bradshay’s home with each member inviting one friend.
A large Loyalty meeting for laboring men and employers and others is planned for Friday at 8 o clock in the Armory. It is organized by the American Alliance of Labor and Democracy, with Samuel Gompers among the founders, aligning with a national Loyalty Week. Principal speaker will be Hon. John T. Clarkson of Albia, with Judge Seneca Cornell and others also addressing the crowd along with musical numbers.
Under Fairfield Lodge No. 629 1 0 F an unusual 8 pm entertainment presents Newton Peers in a monologue biblical play The Shepherd and the King depicting the life of Jonathan and David in King Saul’s era The performer has prior endorsements from prominent Odd Fellows lodges nationwide and supporters testify to its merit.
The Philothea Bible class hosts a Smile Party at 206 West Briggs Street this evening. The Brotherhood Bible class meets at 7 30 in the minister's study for important business and social matters. Neighborhood prayer meetings are listed with leaders and addresses urging at least 125 attendees.
Thomas Lynn of Pleasant Plain is in the city today on business. He is meeting with local merchants and planning to review prospects for a new venture.
State of Iowa Jefferson county notifies heirs at law and all interested persons that the final report of W J Kennedy as administrator of Margaret Kennedy deceased is on file in Jefferson county Clerk of District Court. The hearing is set for February 13 1918 at Fairfield in Jefferson county. Objects may be filed to contest the discharge and bond release.
Notice states no Kef P lodge meeting this week due to fuel scarcity. For sale 26 acres within one mile of Eldon depot with small barn. Bargain to be handled within 10 days. Call 709 South Third Street. Hot money to loan on improved city property by Thoma & Thoma.
apte W. AL Huntley of Davenport was in the city on business and T. Moore of Libertyville visited yesterday. Misra Virginia Bevering went to Cross Lines for a several days visit with sister Mrs. Willard Whitaker. The fire department answered a short circuit at the Harley Manwell home on East Washington Street causing smoke but no damage due to quick response.
Rome reports Gen Luigi Cidorma removed from leadership of the Interallied Supreme War Council. Gen Gastone Glarding appointed to Fucceml hin, Cudovin stripped of army duties and placed with minister of war. Generals Porro and Capello summoned to Rome as others reassigned amid Isonzo disaster fallout.
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