Justice Herring Opens Office in the Leggett Building
Oscar H. Herring Fairfield's recently appointed justice of the peace has secured office rooms in the Leggett Building above the Mohr and Crow store. The space, formerly used by the Retail Merchants' Association, is being refitted and will be ready soon. The setup places his office with existing courts nearby, offering public convenience.
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Oscar H. Herring
Fair@eid
Leggett
Retail Merchants’ Association
Mohr & Crow
Many Assemblymen Arrive as Capitol Changes Begin
Des Moines reports opening of the Thirty-eighth general assembly with many members arriving as prep work starts at the capitol. War emergency has crowded rooms used by adjutant general, railroad commission, and council of defense, prompting calls for a larger capitol to accommodate all offices and records.
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Des Moines
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Capitol
House
Senate
Frank Lyman
Adjutant General's Department
State Railroad Commission
State Council of Defense
Adjutant General
Roosevelt funeral declined troops offered by War Department
Roosevelt family rejects official escort for the funeral at Oyster Bay. Archibald Roosevelt states it was his father's wish to be buried among Oyster Bay friends and to have services conducted by those who knew him best, thanking Secretary Baker for the offer.
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New York
Roosevelt
Archibald Roosevelt
Baker
United States
Oyster Bay
W. A. Simpson
Ohio Senate Adopts Prohibition Amendment Resolution
The Ohio senate voted 20 to 12 to adopt the joint resolution ratifying the no tonal prohibition amendment. It moves to the house, where leaders may seek to suspend rules and vote immediately. Austrian Battleship in France Arrives at Teuron port. first enemy vessel to anchor in French waters.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House of Representatives
France
Teuron
Salzburg
French
Ukrainians Besiege Capital Lemberg Amid Food Shortage
Twenty thousand Ukrainians are besieging Lem berg, capital of Galicia, with women aiding in defense. It is expected the city will fall soon, as food is scarce and surrender seems probable.
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Gopenhagen
Juv. T
Lemberg
Capitel
Galicia
Rev H A Anspach Leads Music by Business Men's Club
The article reports Rev H A Anspach delivering a musical program for the Business Men's Club event. It highlights the sermon and selections performed, noting community attendance and the club's support for local causes.
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Business Men
Jefferson County Farm Bureau Plans Wider Service
The Jefferson County Farm Bureau reports a valuable first year with major efforts in seed corn promotion, spring wheat sowing, a Farmer's Exchange, purebred livestock group organization, and a fall wheat drive that surpassed its ten thousand acre quota. Financials show 1701.75 income, 1685.29 disbursed, 16.45 balance, and 365.45 equipment on hand. A winter banquet and a tie with the Iowa Horticultural Society for September meetings are planned.
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Bureau
Iowa Horticultural Society
Parson’s Conservatory Music Recital Highlights Students
Pupils of Iva Scheffel performed under Prof. Moorhead in a studio recital featuring pieces by Beethoven Dutton Sprightly dances and waltzes. Performers included Max Guyer Florence Rohrer Dutton Rue Shriner Wilson Bohen Laurine Routson and others with works such as May Pole Dance Hearts Ease Waltz Shadow and Berceuse.
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Iva Scheffel
Prof. Moorhead
Beethoven
Ait Wilson
Ey Ee Ee Ae
Bohen
Laurine Routson
Prayer meeting canceled at Christian church
No prayer meeting tonight at the Christian church. The C W E M will meet Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock at the Christian church. Rev James Bean of Minneapolis is in the city due to the illness and death of Dr J W Bean. Ben Stortz's flu illness allows him to go out. Mrs Stillman C Davis of New York is visiting Mrs R B Louden on West Washington street. Mrs Carrie Peterson has returned home to Frasher Nebraska after visiting relatives here.
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The
Christian Church
James Bean
Minneapolis, Minn
J. W. Bean
Rev
Bean
Carrie Peterson
Frasher
Neb
Funeral postponed for Dr. J. V. Bean in Fairfield
The death of Dr. J. V. Bean Fairfield city health officer ends a 50 year medical career. A troop train from Camp Merritt to Camp Pike delays funeral arrangements as the family seeks Priv ate Edgar R. Bean. Dr. Bean served in the army, practiced in Iowa, Kansas and Minnesota, and supported sanitation efforts during the influenza epidemic. He leaves wife Elizabeth Wilson Bean and children Mary Greenleaf Helen Bean James W. Bean and Edgar R. Bean. He was a member of multiple medical associations and taught sanitation classes at Parsons College.
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J. V. Bean
Edgar R. Bean
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Dr. Bean
Pennsylvania
Ohio Line
Ohio
Conneaut Academy
Conneaut
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
United States
University of New York
Memphis
Tenn
Regular Army
Fort Stevenson
Dakota Territory
Iowa
Moulton
Burlington
Kansas
Fairfield
Elizabeth Wilson Bean
Carson Reed
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Greenleaf
Colfax
Helen Bean
Fairfield High School
James W. Bean
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Mary Bean
Pleasant Plain
For Sale or Trade Five Passenger Car
A five passenger car in first class condition offered for sale or trade. Will sell cheap if taken at once. Call Phone 725 or 3688.
For Rent Multiple Rooms in Modern Home
Several rental notices list rooms and houses in town. Includes 304 E Burling ton four rooms, 2699 or 1751 two furnished rooms, 656-tf five room near town, 487-tf six room with coal basement laundry and fruit rooms, East Adams St five room modern cottage with garden via Mrs R N Slimmer Libertyville Iowa, 333 hn nine room furnace large garden.
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E. Burlington
Jacob Scheffel
East Adams St
R. N. Slimmer
Libertyville
Iowa
Wanted Rooms Cook and Help Wanted Notes
Wanted two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping in a modern home. Call Hannah Auto Company. Wanted a cook, lady preferred, West Side Restaurant, 583-tf. Wanted old papers not desired, call 3458 for pickup by Woman's Association member. Wanted agents for Fairfield Iowa inquire Grand Union Tea Co Ottumwa Iowa 222 BE Main St. 538-4. Wanted 1 000 batteries for
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Hannah Auto Company
West Side
Fairfield
Iowa
Enquire
Grand Union Tea Co
Ottumwa
BE. Main St
Hannah Auto Company Battery Storage Ad
Winter storage service offers to keep your storage battery in top condition all winter for 50c per month and return it fully charged when needed. Department head G. M. Doughty, formerly manager at Willard Service Station, leads the battery department. Don’t let your battery freeze. 529 Pattee Street.
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G. M. Doughty
Willard
Hannah Auto Company
Lost And Found Notices In Fairfield Classifieds
LOST In Fairfield on Saturday an auto chain with two phone numbers 1740 and 421. J W Burns at 585 8. LOST A bunch of keys on a ring finder please leave at or call the Journal. REWARD. FOUND Taken up Christmas day a yearling heifer inquire of phone no 80. 652 tf po.
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Fairfield
J. W. Burns
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D. B. Wilson
Days
Theodore Roosevelt
Orpheum Theater
S. A. Power
Orpheum Cremona Pipe Organ
Marseilles
Wesley Gaumer
H. A. Anspach
Messers Guyer, Mountain, Davies and Black
A. G. Jordan
Dillon Turney
Prof. Mountain
Atticipate
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Parsons Conservatory
Max Guyer
Florence Rohrer
Dutton
Esveaew
Tschoeosce Vedses
Ida Aprel
Roude Villageois
Irene Barley Oreeer Eee
Kathryn Brady
Damon
John Droz
Ada Smith
Gladys
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Eevee
Grace Shauer Pi Ee
Ee Shaefer
Elizabeth Jericho
Wanda Mazurka
Kathryn Brown
Pee Here
Bugbee
Katheryn McClain
Medes
Spindler
Elizabeth McKee
Fantasie Tarantelle
Binet
Elizabeth Hansen
Kirchner
Camille Montgomery
Robina
Berceuse
Irma Droz
Ben Stortz
DR. J. V. Bean
Bryant
People’s
Tion
Pat PT
Star Garage
Jon 1
Davies
Frank D. Kerrick
Tribune
Chicago
Swift & Company
U.S.A
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