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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear pricing notes with numbers and symbols. The readable portion mentions a cost of sixty cents and a one dollar figure, lacking coherent context or event details.
Des Moines Feb 18 Governor W L Harding and two other witnesses summoned by the Ida County grand jury left for Ida Grove area as part of the Rathbun pardon inquiry. State officials led by Attorney General Havner pursue whether others influenced Rathbun’s pardon and why Clark filed the pardon in Ida County District Court on Nov 16.
The Gleeeners class and St. Marys ladies host social evenings with music and dancing at Yeoman hall and other venues. Hazel Hibbett and Capt. Guy N. Thomas wed at Grace M E church. The Burlingon Hawkeye notes the Gilbert Encampment anniversary and various small gatherings, picnics, and birthday celebrations around Winfield.
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and empathy during the illness and death of our sons Wayne and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millane and Children.
First Lieut. Edwin J. Stephenson of Davenport, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Stephenson, received the British Military Cross for gallantry with the 310th Engineers in Archangel Russia. He aided operations along the Dvina near Turgtosko since last September. A 1919 era note also lists his Iowa University engineering degree and Parsons College training. He was educated at Fort Sheridan and Fort Leavenworth before being sent overseas last summer.
The Rotterdam arrives from Brest with 2736 troops including a 162nd infantry detachment from the 41st division National Guard units from multiple western states. US Senator Robert L. Owen aboard. The Dante Alleshick lands 1588 troops including the Sixty first coast artillery and 88 Scorpion crew members from Constantinople. The Sixada reports 47 officers and men with 19 sick and remanded.
Guests at The Purity shared an enjoyable evening at the Hunt residence with games and informal socializing after the main event. The gathering concluded with a general sense of merriment and camaraderie.
Piano tuning services will visit Fairfield from February 24 to March 5. Leave orders at Leggett House or Scheffel's music store, or contact E. J. Eisenhart at 763-18,20,22,24,26,28.
Fairfield voters will choose a director on Monday March 10. The current term holder Robert FP Wilson ends this year. Rural school elections are scheduled for March 8.
Frank Mann, an Illinois farmer with practical experience, speaks to a fair sized audience of farmers and others interested in farm work at the Armory this afternoon.
Secretary Baker announced that no early discharges would occur for army conscientious objectors whose scruples were recognized as legitimate after examination but who refused civil employment in the interests of the government, or whose scruples were only against participation in the war with Germany.
The Chautauqua Board will meet tomorrow evening at seven o'clock at the office of John Huglin. The notice calls for attendance and outlines agenda items to be discussed.
Earl Hendricks of this city reports that Aviation Hospital No 3 has sailed for home, signaling its return from service. The note underscores the unit’s deployment status and hometown ties.
An old style advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a secret to youth by flushing toxins and uric acid from the kidneys. It markets brandy friendly tonics and claims a Dutch remedy used for over 200 years to strengthen health and vitality, urging purchase from the reader.
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