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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1918
Page
6
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The Breslauer Volkswacht warns Germany that American troops are coming and urges equal effort. It cautions that a percentage of transports may be sunk but asserts Americans can be provisioned as the British in France once they land.
Lieut Henry Grayson Martin of New York arrives in The Hague with a flotilla of British officers released from German captivity. A civilian volunteer since August 5, 1914, he joined the intelligence corps and served on the staff in France before being captured near Ypres October 15, 1914. He has since endured 11 German prison camps.
London reports 4 106 British casualties for the week ending Monday. Officers killed or died of wounds 88 and 1 005 men. Wounded or missing officers 119 and 2 944 men. Casualties mark the lowest weekly total in many months.
A series of Republican notices state candidates for county offices in Jefferson County. Walter Harris seeks Sheriff, Sanford Zeigler for Clerk of the District Court, A C Turner for County Auditor, Vern S Samuelson for County Attorney, R C Leggett for County Recorder, and M Olga Raines for County Recorder. Each entry notes nomination or primary approval on June 2 or June 3, 1918.
The notice lists R H Spence as a candidate for Clerk of Court and George M Ball as a candidate for County Treasurer, both running in the Democratic primary on June 3 1918. The statements indicate they seek Democratic voter approval at the June primary.
State of Iowa versus H. C. Harper opened in the morning with complainants E. J. Vaught of Eldon testifying. Harper is charged with assault with attempt to murder and a jury was sworn at 11 45 am. A verdict for plaintiff Frank Banach was returned against Peter Witkoski administrator for 369 70.
It is believed Hospital Unit R has left the Marrinette encampment and is now on the Atlantic. The crossing is likely to take about ten days.
Clifford Thoma returns from a Chicago business trip. Mrs Curtiss travels to Carsonville for her mother’s illness. Thomas Staves visits Memphis Missouri. Mrs Dalin Ottumwa and Mrs Cornick Mt Pleasant visit Mrs Samuelson Fairfield. Prayer meetings set at Lepper home and J Johnson home. Scenic designer Nielson of Chicago aids Fairfield theater. Walter Duncan leaves Maxwel grocery to join Dexer washing machine as shipping clerk. Pastor will discuss the Book of Judges.
Atlantic Port report notes Kaiser officials misled leaders about U S troop losses in France. Dr Arthur M Davis of Piqua cites a claim that 50 000 American soldiers are in France and urges caution about German reports. Davis and Mrs Chora Steinhberger describe conditions in Germany and Berlin.
Help wanted notice seeking a girl for general house work for Mrs. 8S. A. Power. contact by phone at 141 24.
Parson s College Ladies Auxiliary plans a Kensington at 2 30 PM Thursday at Mrs C A Herring home. Members urged to attend. Miss Carrie Stever and Miss Pearl Monson hosted Young Women's Auxiliary program and social at Miss Stever's North B Street residence. Marie Wilson entertained children Saturday for Fred Carey's seventh birthday with games music and refreshments. Batavia News reports Lena Smith and Willis Glotfelty wed at Milton/County Line area last Tuesday. Rev J C Caughlan officiated. The couple will live on Glotfelty farm east of County Line. The Burlington Hawkeye notes Harry Gabbert wed Edna Ireton at New London M E Church with small family ceremony. both families attend. Edna is Ireton, a New London High School domestic science teacher. Gabbert is son of Chas Gabbert of New London and assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank.
Ensign Albert D. Sturtevant, a naval aviator, was shot down in European waters and his body not recovered. The Navy Department advised. Safety Board headed. St. Paul Minnesota February 19 Governor Burnquist refused requests to remove Secretary H W Libby and Judge J F McGee from the public safety commission.
Des Moines reports Camp Dodge prepared to process 15,000 selective service draftees arriving from Jefferson county. Revisions speed intake with guides, assignment cards, rapid interviews, and grouped housing near registration to expedite mobilization. Batavia Bank notes L. E. Copeland becomes cashier while Powell Morley stays as book-keeper and Ray Bradshaw joins as salesman.
The Oratorio Society presents a fine program this evening at the Methodist church. The concert, to be given in Des Moines, features Fairfield’s most talented musicians. A very large attendance is anticipated despite bad weather.
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