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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1919

Page

4

Examination for Clerk and Carrier to be Held March 8

Announcement for a March 8 1919 examination at Fairfield for clerks and city carriers in the postal service. Details cover six grades with salaries from 1006 to 1500 per year, promotion rules, eligibility, and required tests in spelling arithmetic penmanship copying reading addresses and letter writing. Qualifications include age 18 to 44, height 5 feet 4 inches, and weigh minimums for male applicants. females have no weight or height limits.

Post Office Department United States Suny

Washington Suffering From Recent Epidemic

The Washington Journal notes Iowa cities face renewed influenza risk with authorities warning of a possible outbreak in the near future. Officials cite fresh midwest cases as January and February declines give way to renewed outbreaks, urging precautions to prevent spread.

Washington Fairfelt Iowa Middle West

Senator Ball Secures Amendment to Property of Extinct Religious Societies

Senator Ball secured Senate passage of an amendment to the Code on Property of Extinct Religious Societies. The change lets funds from extinct societies be used locally for church property if not returned within five years, with the principal kept as a permanent fund for possible reorganization. The measure passed without dissent and awaits House action with Representative W. L. Long guiding it.

Ball Senate Prevent W. L. Long House

Rally at Bethel A M E Church Proves Successful

The Stewardesses Rally at Bethel A M E Church raised funds for church support. Head Sam Sykes led the effort as the church was filled with a program including songs by the audience and choir, prayers, papers by Haz eal Allen and Miss G. Bradshaw, solos by Mr. Quinn and Mrs. Greenup, remarks by Rev. Hubbard, and a patriotic number Stand By Uncle Sam.

Bethel A. M. E Sam Sykes Rev. Hubbard Mr. Quinn Hazeal Allen the Golden Gate Mrs. Greenup Turner Jesus Uncle Sam

Doctor Myrick Announces Office Hours and Rates

Notice shows Dr Myrick returning to room in Orpheum building and listing office hours 10:00 to 14:00 and 8:06 to 16:00 plus evening 7:00 to 8:00 with Sunday by appointment. Prices align with city physicians. Office phone $2, residence 2734.

Orpheum Myrick

Multiple Classifieds For Sale In One Notice

A series of short sale notices lists items and properties: baby buggy, ewes, milch cows, mules, Rhode Island Red birds, assorted poultry, two South Park lots for trade, twenty nine sheep and a Holstein cow, a modern six room house near the courthouse for trade, and a safe. Contact numbers and names included.

H. J. Saucer South Park Monroe

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