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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1918

Page

4

Sergt Leland Lessenger Seriously Ill at Camp Cody

Word comes that Sergt Leland Lessenger is critically ill with pneumonia at a Deming New Mexico hospital. His brother Dr B J Lessenger of New London has traveled to be at his bedside. He is well known in this city as brother of Mrs Geo Q Iwesch and a former employee of Louden Machinery Co.

Sergt Leland Lessenger Deming New Mexico B. J. Lessenger New London Wr .Lesseneger Geo. Q. Iwesch The Louden Machinery Co

Navy Man Emery McEntire Writes Home From New York City

A letters from Emery McEntire in the navy to his mother Mrs. B. F. McIntire from New York City dated February 11 describes dances, a dentist visit, teeth cleaned for $3, compliments on his complexion, plans to mail photos, and a hopeful note about springlike weather and returning to shore with white hats.

Emery McEntire B. F. McIntire Emery Navy

Easy Money Unusual Feature on the Fairfield Bill

A young artist Lois Page seeks funds to continue sculpting after her uncle cuts support. At a dinner she meets Richard Chansler who proposes a marriage plan to gain his grandfather’s money. Lois agrees, leading to a curious chain of events, depicted in the Word-Picture at the Parkfield.

Lois Page Mooney Richard Chansler Lois Lily Lorraine Mary Me Lily Parkfield

Local News Briefs Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs M J Clinkenbeard spent yesterday with relatives in Liberty Wille. Mrs J C McCurdy of Bloomfield remained at the W H Jones home on North D street. Mr and Mrs George Yount returned from a business trip in Iowa City. Mr Thomas Leming of near Pikesburg was a Sunday visitor. Albert Leming, who went to Camp Dodge today, was a Sunday visitor in Ottumwa. Misael Swan, who has been here, left this morning for Eldon.

J.C. McCurdy Bloomfield W. H., Jones North D Street George Yount Iowa City Thomas Leming Plakesburg Albert Leming Camp Dodge Ottumwa Miesael Swan Eldon

Parson College Considers Dual Debate With Upper Iowa

After chapel Professor Morris called a college meeting to discuss a potential debate with Upper Iowa onUniversal military training. Parsons had withdrawn from a prior triangular debate with Penn and Wesleyan due to undeployed material, and now faces arranging a dual debate if enough students commit. Also on the schedule is a basketball game against Central College next Wednesday at Trustee Gym, a Washington party planned for March 1, and a home game with Penn in a week, with a recent 24 25 loss at Pella.

Morris Upper Iowa Parsons Penn Wesleyan United States Central College Pella Trustee Cymnasium Parson Washington

No Shortage of Gasoline Reported for Summer

A. C. Bedford, chairman of the Petroleum War Service Committee, says there will be no gasoline shortage this summer. The normal supply has risen in winter months as war demand for fuel oil increases light crude production. Gasoline and heavy oil must both rise with demand, and current storage capacity cannot absorb a significant decline in consumption.

A. C. Bedford Petroleum War Service Committee Europe

For Sale Classified Notices From Early 20th Century

Multiple short sale notices listing road horse trades, auto casings, eight room houses, vacant lots, corn and hay, farm lands, and a subscription offer. Names and contact numbers included for F P McGahan A J Boyd Mrs J D Ebbert and Landology editor Marinette Wisconsin.

F. P. McGahan A. J. Boyd

The Town Slouch by Ellis M. Clarke

A humor piece about Cy Dawkins and the quirks of money, drinking, and misfortune. The poem notes the printer's devil as an exceptional kid who dislikes pi and ponders life, fate, and social folly with wry wit.

For Rent Notices from People’s Column

Classified rental listings show multiple houses and rooms for rent or sale. Properties include a six room house near the square with electric lights and water, a North Main street livery barn option, furnished room in a modern house on East Burlington, four room houses on Stone Street and West Grimes Street, modern house rentals with contact details, a seven room flat in New Chicago, a five room modern bungalow available March first, and a residence at 304 South Third Street with a vacant barn space beginning March first. Contacts include J E Hickenbottom, A J Boyd, Mrs A W Jaques, C G Taylor, Wilson's Art Store, and Mrs Sierra N Cari.

Care Journal North Main Street J. E. Hickenbottom East Burlington Street Stone Street Mitten A. J. Boyd West Grimes Street A. W. Jaques C. G. Taylor New Chicago Wilson's West Burlington Square S. Third Street Sierra N Cari

For Sale Ex tra Good Angus Bulls and Draft Horse

Farmers prices offered for Angus bulls from imported and home grown stock. Inspect Charley Hisel and Son. Also dry wood for sale and contact Ed Stewart at 2720 for further details. One draft horse year-aged also listed for sale.

Charley Hisel Stewart

Wanted ads seek dining room girl and farm land near town

Classified notices request a dining room girl for West Side Restaurant at 44 W and a boy 16 or 17 for steady full time work for Bevering 30 W. Also a seek for five or ten acres near town on term or sale, addressed via Journal or Daily Journal. Additional ads offer vacant lots for productive winter use and cash rents.

West Side W. IF. Bevering Journal Daily Journal

Wedding and auction mix up leaves readers amused

A small paper blends a wedding report with an auction notice. It states William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were married at a farm auction in front of seventy five guests including two mules and twelve cattle. The bride's home is described with odd farm items and the couple left on an extended trip.

William Smith Joseph Smith Lucy Anderson Mendel & Sons

Lost Airedale pup and gas cap found near Hannah Clinkinboard

Lost Airedale terrier black and tan female reported. finder urged to call a local phone and return the dog or the gas cap from an auto gas tank near Hannah-Clinkinboard garage. Reward offered. Return to Journal office for claim.

Airdale Emale Hannah-Clinkinboard Journal Office

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Sergt Leland Lessenger Camp Cody New York City Iowa Ture Fairfield OCAL M J Clinkenbeard Liberty- Wille College News P. Rodgers Lockridge F. W. Lundquist J. D. Ebbert North el Street East Kirkwood Landology Skidmore Land Co 3Skidmore Bldg Marinette Wis Ellis M. Clarke Cy Dawkins People’s . Column Fairfield Steam Laundry Down Town Jericho Easton C. F. Long Jefferson County Telephone Co J. M. McKain South Third Street Ll. A. Bell D. V. M Dence Goeke’s West Broadway Jewell’s Prince Charming William Fox Caprice Adolph Zukor Pauline Frederick Metro Picture Corp Ethel Barrymore Amer Ican Jack Pickford Jesse L. Lasky Goldwyn Distributing Corp Mae Marsh Mabel Taliaferro Viola Dana
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