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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

4

District Basketball Tournament Here March 8 and 9

The State High School association set March 8-9 for divisional contests and March 15-16 for the state final to crown the 1918 basketball champion. Eighteen districts compete at Parsons gym with many top teams including Mt. Pleasant Burlington Muscatine Fairfield Ottumwa and Keokuk. Eight teams advance to Iowa City for the state tournament. Mt. Pleasant repeats as champion from last year’s Parsons meet.

State High School Association Meas Parsons Gymnasium Albin Burlington Centerville Eldon Fairfield Lineville Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Ottumwa New London Stockport Ames Indianola Cedar Falls Wairfield Sioux City Grinnell Mt. Vernon Council Bluffs Iowa City Burlington Washigser Keokuk

Vivian Martin to star in A Petticoat Pilot at Orpheum

Vivian Martin, star of A Petticoat Pilot, a Para photoplay by Joseph Lincoln, appears at the Orpheum theater Saturday February 28. Born in Grand Rapids Michigan, she began acting at age six with Richard Mansfield in Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac. The Petticoat Pilot portrays a Cape Cod daughter and two stern ex sea captains, from the author’s celebrated works.

Vivian Martin

Felgar 18 Fin ed $300 for Violating Food Laws

Burl ington Feb 22 George N Pelgar a flour dealer and restaurant proprietor at Mt Pleasant was fined 200 by the Iowa food administration yesterday for selling wheat flour without substitutes operating without a wholesalers license and serving meat on neatless days He pleaded guilty to all three charges The fine was paid to town officials and will go to the Henry County Red Cross under federal administration The authorities released him on condition he pay the fine and observe the rules His businesses at Mt Pleasant and Trevion are to be closed next Tuesday and Wednesday He has taken out a wholesale license and operates a restaurant and grocery at Mt Pleasant and a grocery at Trevion

Burlingtom George N. Pelgar Mt. Pleasant Iowa Food Administration Felgar Food Administration Henry County Welger Welgar Trevion Res. Pleasant

Piano Tuning in Wairfield February 25 to March 6

Piano tuning will be in Wairfield from February 25 to March 6. Leave orders at the Leggett House or Scheffel's Music Store. Contact S. Mibenhart.

Wairfield Leggett House Scheffel’s S. 2 Mibenhart

Money to Loan on Improved City Property

Classified notice offering loans on improved city property. Names Thoma and Tonle sob appear as parties or contact points. Indicates financing options tied to local real estate. No explicit amounts or terms provided in readable text.

Thoma & Tonle Sob

Boy Scout Subscriptions Due For Patriotic Program

Subscriptions for the Boy Scout work must be paid to O F Fryer at Iowa State Bank by Saturday for those who signed door knob tags The Father and Son banquet subscribers will be called The Boys club at Washington school will host a Patriotic program Tuesday at 4 p m Parents and friends are invited Commissioner Frank will assist with exams at headquarters all day Saturday Each scout has a role for upcoming demonstrations in the next weeks.

O. F. Fryer Iowa State Bank Washington School Frank

Sugar Hoarding Found at Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction February 22 special government agent Mr Figley found thirty two bags of sugar of 100 pounds each stored in a tin shop. The sugar belonged to Frank Inett grocer. Seizure followed and twenty seven bags were sold to local dealers with the consent of the county food administrator. Five bags remained with Mr Isett as thirty days supply under law.

Columbus Junction Figley Frank Inett Isett

For Rent Listings In Local Column

A series of rental notices and ads lists multiple properties including seven room flats houses with possession dates March 1st and 15th, furnished rooms, a store room, and a thirty acre stock pasture. Contacts include C G Taylor 3403, phone numbers 2510 629 1370 410 Main 2563 9612 and owners Mrs Sierra N Call Mrs Rachel Carter Gaumer Bros Thomas & Thoma.

C. G. Taylor New Chicago North Third and Hempstead J. F. Dearduff Wilson’s West Burlington Square North Main Street Main Street Rachel Carter S. Third Street Sierra N. Call

For Sale Classified Notices Highlight Local Property and Goods

A collage of sale items listed by local residents including houses, wagons, farm equipment, livestock, and a subscription offer. Listings specify locations such as North E street East Kirkwood South Third Street and Court Street with contact numbers and prices or sale terms.

J. D. Ebbert North E Street East Kitrkwood N. Court Street North B Street South Third Street A. J. Smith Landoloty Skidmore Land Co Kidmore Bldg Marinette Wis South Second Street Ben Davis Ernest H. Hadley Frank K. Leedham J. P. Starr

WANTED Notices From Journal to Daily

Wanted ads seek a teenage boy for steady full time work, land for rent or purchase near town, vacant lots for produce, a girl for house work, a drawer for knitted goods, and long term wood chopping work with good pay. Contact details include W. J. Bevering, Mrs. Power, and Red Cross knitting HQ.

W. J 8. A. Power Red Cross Clarence Hague

The Town Slouch lampooning notes and hints

A column by Ellis M. Clarke mixes political commentary cultural quips and social jests. It riffs on local figures and everyday absurdities mentioning groceries clothing reform and camouflage with satire about postwar life and public virtue.

Hoover Medley Yankee Doodle Wartime Propaganda Song

A historical wartime medley praising home front efforts and unity. It calls citizens to grow food, ration sugar and wheat, and support liberty while fighting the Kaiser. The verses urge collective action for peace and brotherhood.

The Egg Man Reports Aerial Feats And Finish Fight Call

A rhythmic verse tracks a rising egg count from 53 to 63 as a wartime signal. The speaker asks if the hero has reached the top and vows to smash the Kaiser’s might, calling for the finish fight. Public morale tone and concise wartime framing in verse.

Lost small black pocketbook finder please call phone 9913

Female finder please call phone 9913 about a lost small black pocketbook containing a small sum of money between R. I. depot and 704 W. Burlington Street. Reward. Phone 2324 32

R. I. Depot Burlington Street

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