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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

8

District Basketball Tourney Dates Set At Here

The State High School association fixed March 8-9 for divisional basketball tournaments and March 15-16 for the state final. Eighteen district schools, including Albia Burlington Centerville Eldon Fairfield Lineville Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Ottumwa New London Stockport Thornburg Udell Wapello Washington Keokuk Knoxville and Humes ton, compete for state berth.

State Parsons Albia Burlington Centerville Eldon Fairfield Lineville Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Ottumwa New London Stockport Thornburg Udell Wapello Washington Keokuk Knoxville Humeston Ames Indianola Cedar Falls Waukfield Sioux City Grinnell Mt. Vernon Council Bluffs Iowa City Burlington Muscatiffe Washingner

Vivian Martin Stars in A Petticoat Pilot at Orpheum

Vivian Martin headlines the Para mount photoplay A Petticoat Pilot by Joseph Lincoln at the Orpheum theater tomorrow. Born in Grand Rapids Michigan she began acting at six and has appeared on stage with Richard Mansfield. The film follows a Cape Cod daughter and two grim sea captains.

Vivian Martin Paramount Joseph C. Lincoln Orpheum Grand Rap Wis Mich Richard Mansfield Cy‘wano de Bergerac Rostand

Felgar 18 Fined $300 for Violating Food Laws

George N. Felgar flour dealer and Mt. Pleasant restaurant proprietor is fined $300 by Iowa food administration for selling wheat flour substitutes and operating without wholesalers license and serving meat on a meatless day. Fine paid to Iowa officials to be given to Henry County Red Cross. two days closing ordered. Felgar takes out wholesalers license.

Burlington George N. Felgar Mt. Pleasant Iowa Food Administration Dave Felgar Food Administration Iown Henry “Ounty Henry ‘Ounty

Money to Loan on Improved City Property

Thoma and Thoma offer loans on city property improvements. Call 809 for details.

Thoma & Thoma

Boy Scout Subscriptions and School Club Notice

Subscriptions for Boy Scout work must be paid to O F Fryer at Iowa State Bank by Saturday for those who signed door knob tags. Others who subscribed at the Father and Son banquet will be contacted by the boys. The Washington school Boy Club has a patriotic program Tuesday at 4 p m and parents are invited. Commissioner Frank will assist with exams at headquarters Saturday and each boy has a role in upcoming demonstrations.

O. F. Fryer Iowa State Bank Washington School Frank

Local News Briefs Fill Ottumwa Day With Visits and Travel

Miss June Chidhester went to Beckwith this afternoon. Numerous residents and visitors appear in Ottumwa including Nobie Ball visiting Kirksville and others: J. E. Lewis attends court in Ottumwa, Mrs. Munro returns from Kirksville for treatment, Jessie Frankish visits relatives, Sheriff Wiley’s wife travels to Glenwood for a boy’s treatment, and many others visit family or travel for care, work, or events.

June Chidhester Beckwith Nobie Ball Kirksville J. E. Lewis Ottumwa Ralph Munro Jessie Frankish Downey Iown R. J. Wiley Muscatine Sheriff Wiley Muscatine County Glenwood Phillip Sauer, Jr Pest Moines Bert Speers Camp Dodge Frank Dance Orchestra Birmingham New London H. M. Miller Amy Topping Burlington Homer Topping Ben Merigan C. C. Rauscher John Lockridge

Sugar Hoarding Found at Columbus Junction

Special agent Mr Figley found thirty-two bags of sugar, each 100 pounds, stored in a tin shop in Columbus Junction. The sugar belonged to grocer Frank Isett. Twenty-seven bags were sold with the county food administrator's consent to local dealers, five bags remained with Isett for a thirty days' supply as provided by law.

Columbus Junction Figley Frank Isett Isett

For Rent Busy City Listings in Local Column

A column of rental notices lists homes with multiple rooms and features. Entries include modern houses and flats in New Chicago and near the square, with contact methods such as phone numbers 3408 2510 629 1370 2563 3603 and addresses like 304 S Third 120 S Main 300 W Hempstead. Many specify possession dates in March and nearby streets.

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

For Sale Listings From Local Ads

A dense block of sale notices lists multiple items including eight room houses near the square and on North E street, wagons and harness, a baby buggy, a stove, a base burner, and farm lands. Private phone numbers and addresses appear for each item such as J P Rodgers 4510 or 3355, Mrs J D Ebbert North E Street, A J Smith, Landology at Marinette Wisconsin, and J P Starr.

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

The Town Slouch by Ellis M Clarke

Satirical columns mock local figures and peculiar beliefs with a string of short quips. The verse touches on musical talent, grocery weigh-ins, chloroform, aliens, bread for complexion, war shortages, bird houses, Georgia heat, wood cutting, camouflage at home, and mixing milk with ale in a cream pitcher.

Wanted notices and chores fill local Classifieds

Short classifieds list seeks a 16 to 17 year old boy for steady full time work and a girl for general house work. Also seeks five to ten acre rental or purchase, vacant lots for produce, a chest of drawers for knitting, wood choppers for long jobs, and a lost Airedale pup. Multiple contact details included.

W. J. Bevering Journal Daily Journal

War Bread of Liberty and Global Brotherhood

A historical public wartime exhortation urges conserving food and aiding national efforts. It promotes saving sugar and wheat while urging citizens to cook rice and noodles for the country. The text mixes patriotic slogans with calls to spread brotherhood and seek peace globally.

America

The Egg Carriers Reach New Peak in Fight for Victory

A playful verse tracks an egg as it climbs from 53 to 63 in a wartime rally. The song urges the egg to aid in the final push against the Kaiser and asks whether the climb has topped out, ending with a chant of resolve.

Lost black pocketbook found in city area

Female finder please call phone 9911 or LOST small black pocketbook containing small sum of money between R I depot and 704 W Burlington street Reward Phone 2324. 32

Finder R. I. Depot Burlington Street

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