EAN TAYLOR Editor and Manager Names
EAN TAYLOR listed as editor with Gaur as editor and R. Taylor as manager in the byline.
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EAN Taylor
R. Taylor
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
2
Delivered by Carrier Pre Month Pricing Note
A brief billing note outlines delivery options and pre paid periods. It mentions carrier delivery for a month and quarter terms with a price of 1.25 and a mail through three months in advance.
Amrenian Relief Campaign Progressing Across Districts
The Arturpian and Near East relief drive continues with many districts canvassed though one town and four school districts remain. Contributions include $10, $5, and $10 gifts, with local workers like Frank Fell in Libertyville reporting strong results and School District No. 4 Buchanan doubling its quota. The drive continues until every person can contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Huglin
Fairfield
Buchanan Township
Frank Fell
Libertyville
J. A. Huglin
US to aid road building in next two years
Congress considers authorization of federal highway aid totaling 000.00 for projects over the next two years. The measure aims to spur construction and improve national roads under the highway program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Witow
United States
Hwureau
Omraieliner
British Move to Expel Interned Germans From Camps
The Home Office plans to oust interned Germans from detention camps after considering repatriation. Authorities indicate many prisoners are former German nationals or linked to wartime groups, with detentions to be re-evaluated as part of a broader policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fel
Tess
Pritieh
Walt
Vereal
Genden
Festuureviv
Deaths in American Armies Reported by War Dept
War Department reports 107 444 deaths in American expeditionary forces and troops in the United States from all causes during the war. Washington dispatch notes overall toll across ranks and theaters with the figure issued in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
United States
Baker Resigns City Clerk Elect In Fairfield
W R Baker resigns as City Clerk elect of Fairfield. With Paul Coleson due to leave March 1 and the election on March 31, the council will select a temporary successor for one month. Applications for the post are due by Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
W. R. Baker
Paul Coleson
Baker
Parsons Seniors Present Miss Hobbs In High School Play
Parsons College senior class staged the play Miss Hobbs at the high school auditorium to a good sized audience. Anna Humphrey led as Miss Hobbs with strong supporting work by Brainard Covert Noble Hines and Huyett Gaines. Mrs Alice Bookey coached the production and the cast received gifts for students and faculty between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons College
Miss Hobbs
Anna Humphrey
Brainard Covert
Wolf Kingsear
Martha Gearhart
Aunt Abbey
Rose Huston
Millicent Fawcett
Mary Miller
Percival Kingsearl
Noble Hines
Percival Kingearl
Huyett Gaines
Geo Jessupp
Millicent Pancet
Government announces $800 bonus for all discharged service members
Treasury officials confirm a new revenue bill provides an $800 bonus to every honorably discharged soldier sailor and marine and to officers nurses and naval reservists. With about 2 million eligible, applications go to the director of finance for army air force and nurses or to the paymaster general for naval personnel. Documentation such as discharge papers and service records are required to speed payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeshington
United States
Treasury
War Department
Teachers Exempt From Tax on Public Salary Income
Thousands of public teachers are exempt from income taxes on their salaries under a tax clarification. The Internal Revenue Bureau states that salaries of officers and employees of state and local governments are not taxable if paid from public sources. The exemption also covers policemen and firemen paid by public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingteb
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ita
High School Girls Present Vatsy From Da Kota Play
The Queen Ezrher Circle will stage Vatsy From Da Kota Thursday at First Methodist church. Set in New York after a Dakota death, Patricia prefers Patsy. Cast includes Mrs. LeRoy Madison Louise Stephenson Cleo Pence Patricia Greyson Mrs. Rebecca Repeater and others with musical interludes by Margaret Mountain and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Ezrher
Dakota
First Methodist Church
New York
Mrs. Madison
Patricia
Patsy
LeRoy Madison
Louise Stephenson Priphas Cleo Pence
Patricia Greyson
Rebecca Repeater
Beeta
Dorothy Wisecarver
Brandon Makepeace
Katherine Clark
Virginia Carter
Ruth Bradshaw
Ethelyn Astor
Marjory Roberts
Countess du Val
Rena Simons
Louis du Val
Clydena Stanford
Margaret Bishop
Kuryus
Portia Harper Oro
Bessie Clark
Astor
Lois Barnes
Vilor
Overstrom Died Suddenly at Home in Lockridge
Charles J Overstrom a well known farmer postmaster and merchant of Lockridge dropped dead this morning at his home about 5 30 o clock shortly after arising. He was postmaster for years and owner of a store at Lockridge. He sold the store a few years ago and worked as a clerk since. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Overstrom
Lockridge
Overstrom
Belated Showing Of For Husbands Only At Orpheum Tonight
The film For Husbands Only with Mrs Charlie Chaplin was delayed and will be shown tonight at the Orpheum after a brief postponement. Lois Weber formerly at Universal City now runs a Hollywood studio and the production is praised as a dramatic treat for the whole family. Methodist church tickets are 25 cents tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Orpheum
Lois Weber
Universal City
Hollywood
California
Bennett
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South Court Street
U. S
Rv Markdtte
Neal
Wiper
Ofice Gesides
Hone
Parsons
Treasury Department
J. Overstrom
Methodist Church
Wade
Peters’ Shoe Company
Qverd
Methodist
Ladies New Oxfords
New Spring
Coats
Rembrandts
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