Editor Manager Sees Notable Tenure and Earnings
A formatted notice notes an editor manager earning 10.40 and 1.26 in related figures. The fragment hints at payroll or salary details and possible performance metrics within a local publication.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1918
Page
2
A formatted notice notes an editor manager earning 10.40 and 1.26 in related figures. The fragment hints at payroll or salary details and possible performance metrics within a local publication.
Notice to citizens and dealers clarifies meatless Tuesday and porkless Saturday under Food Administration order. It states no meats may be sold on Tuesday and no pork or pork products on Saturday.
Readers are urged to leave current magazines or local newspapers at the Minister's Study in the Methodist church during Sunday daytime. The request comes from the YMCA Secretary who will travel with the troop train to Camp Dodge on Monday.
A collection of Republican candidate announcements for the June 3 1918 primary. Walter Harris C B Ristine Sanford Zeigler Jr A Turner Vern S Samuelson C Leggett M Olga Raines Ortto to seek positions including Sheriff Clerk of Court County Auditor County Recorder County Attorney and Supervisor with terms beginning 1920.
The text lists candidates for the June 3 1918 Democratic primary for County Treasurer and Clerk of Court. George M. Ball and R H Epence are named as nominees seeking voter approval.
The Jefferson County District Court filled as the Bar Association presented a service flag for the court. Attendees renewed allegiance to the government as Judge Seneca Cornell presided and bar lawyers pledged continued public service during wartime.
Tomorrow at four o clock the last of Jefferson county's selected men will assemble at the Court House to join Camp Dodge. Thirty nine men will spend the night at the Court Hotel before meeting Monday morning for the special train. The list includes Gevock Schoen Schelangouske Battista Wisecarver Boysel Stephens Johnson Boysel Barnes Matthews Vane Hamilton Kurka Cooper Vorhies McEvers Coop Shafer Davis Slattery Peacock Kaska Tygert Hoskins Hughell Griffith Fairchild Linn Thys Keller Van Winkle Snider Roberts Gibson Shaw Jones. This completes the county quota with seventy four additional volunteers credited.
The Fairfield Oratorio Society under Prof Mountain and pianist Prof Moorhead swept prizes at Des Moines Eisteddfod earning $607.50 from big chorus and prior numbers. Margaret White won soprano, Helen Power-George the declamatory prize, and Fairfield claimed multiple vocal and choral honors alongside Grinnell and Des Moines entries.
An advertisement offers modern houses and vacant lots for sale on easy terms. It also lists corn and hay nearby near Lock Ridge. Contact phone 4533 and refer to Land quist F, W for more details.
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