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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
6
The notice lists subscription terms for carrier delivery and mail delivery. Carrier: One week 12 cents, one month 50 cents, three months 1.50 dollars. Mail: One month 35 cents, three months 1.00 dollars, six months 1.25 dollars.
Des Moines reports from Newport News say Iowa units including the 126th ammunition train and the 328th tery F will be demobilized at Camp Dodge. Since the demobilization began, 22,000 soldiers have been discharged from Camp Dodge and 18,000 mustered out from other camps. Average daily discharges run about 850, railroads hinder larger flows.
Washington reports that William G. McAdoo and President Wilson discussed whether to call McAdoo to Europe to aid in peace settlement finances. The decision was against it as Treasury representatives abroad could handle foreign exchange and other financial matters without his presence.
Fairfield city health officer Dr J W Bean died at his North Main home this morning at 5 30 oclock after a brief illness from kidney trouble and complications He is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters Helen Bean teacher at Fairfield High School Mrs Hale C Greenleaf of Centerville Dr James Bean of Minneapolis and Edgar R Bean of Oklahoma City He was active in the Presbyterian church and College Addition Sunday School Funeral plans await the arrival of his children
At a board of health meeting last evening all restrictions on public and private gatherings in stores or other places were removed. The action follows Fairfield's elimination of influenza danger with homes still to be quarantined if cases are found under existing rules.
Washington reports a thorough probe into alleged heroics by naval officers aboard the stranded transport Northern Pacific. The ship went ashore due to alleged neglect of duty by those in charge. Navy Secretary Daniels announced a New Year celebration plan will be conducted by the department. charges were not leveled at him directly.
News Flash: Theodore Roosevelt dies. President Wilson learns abroad. Secretary Tumulty orders white house staff lowered to half staff and flags at all public buildings in Washington to fly at half staff in reverence of the former president.
Washington observes a nation in shock as both houses adjourn in respect after Roosevelt's death. Resolutions of regret are adopted and funeral committees appointed, marking a period of universal mourning for a great national figure.
Stockholm reports General Brusi loff former commander in chief of Russian armies killed in Moscow. A Bergen dispatch said General Kuropatkin who led Russian forces in the Russo Japanese war was murdered. Bolsheviki deny responsibility for the death.
Paris reports Grand Duchess Marie Adelwide plans to leave Luxemburg due to unfavorable political situation. The Matin cites a reliable source noting rising opposition and growing tensions in the grand duchy.
Storm Doors and storm windows are advertised by Cable Lumber Company at 120. The listing emphasizes weatherproofing and home improvement materials with potential installation services.
Fairfield joins nationwide observances with a memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt tomorrow from three to four in the afternoon at the Orpheum Theater. The program features music and addresses, expecting a large turnout, with stores closed for the hour and all members of the public invited.
Jefferson County Farm Bureau members elected officers at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at the County Agent office. President Ray Yeager and Vice President E. S. Girton were chosen, with C. L. Brawner as secretary and O. F. Fryer as treasurer. Directors include Homer Koch, Frank Chalupa, J. A. Coffin, Carl Edmund, William Parsons, C. J. Kessel, D. J. Johnston, Robert Pickin, Lewis Achenbach, and J. Lewis McCleary, plus S. H. Watkins, covering Fairfield, Pleasant Plain, Brighton, and Libertyville communities.
London January 7 Captain Lang the aviator who set a new air plane record of 50,000 feet has been arrested by British army authorities for disclosing details of his climb without authorization. The arrest was reported by the Evening News.
The ad proclaims quick relief from constipation with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a calomel substitute after 17 years of practice. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to gently stimulate the bowels and liver without harsh or unnatural action. Take one or two at bedtime for pleasant, timely results.
An old classified note advertises alcohol for cars priced at $1.00 per reason with reference to Star Garage at 528.
Charles Jones of Mr Pleasant has purchased the Fairfield Pure Ice Co plant and business. He takes immediate possession and aims to greatly enlarge capacity with several changes at once. Jones plans completion in good season to be ready for next summer’s business.
Mrs Howard Minster hosts Rowena Circle on South Depot Street with members sewing for the Red Cross. White Rose Club to meet at Mrs H J Huddleston's on South 6th Street. Wesleyan Bible Class of the First Methodist holds January business and social at Mrs S A Kerr's East Burlington Street. annual meeting and officer election follows quarantine.
Cure claims quick relief from eczema and skin troubles with Zemo liquid. Extra large bottle priced at $1.00, regular 35c, advertised as penetrating and non greasy, leaving no stain. Product by E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
A nostril clearing remedy promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head mucous membrane swelling. Apply a small amount of antiseptic cream in the nostrils to soothe inflamed passages and ease breathing during colds or catarrh.
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