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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
7
Local society notes list brief visits and travel
Many residents are mentioned with recent movements. John McElderry is ill at home on West Harrison, Wm. Dixon returned from Oklahoma City, Mrs. Vern Speer and daughter visit the Leech home, Melvin Bowen returns home to Prairie City, W. G. Parsons resumes railway clerk work after visit, Mrs. Mike Melton returns to Burlington, Wisecarver and children travel to Ottumwa, Claude Gaines buys a pantatorium in Mt. Pleasant, David Gilchrist and Lilie visit Birmingham, Miss Bertha Freshwater returns to Leadey, Hannah Carlson visits Ottumwa, George Fairchilds visits Packwood, Mrs. Carswell returns to Topeka, John Cammack returns from Mt. Pleasant, several women visit Ottumwa, Lois Stapleton leaves for Moline for sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dixon
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vern Speer
Birmingham
D. I. Leech
Melvin Bowen
Prairie City
A. T.brom
W. G. Parsons
Chicago
Omaha
David Gilchrist
Lilie
Charles Gilchrist
Gilford
Mont
Bertha Freshwater
the Leadey
Hannah Carlson
Ottumwa
George Fairchilds
Packwood
Carswell
Topeka
Kan
Wm. Schaefer
John Cammack
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph Shelton
Miss May
Loren White
J. F. Despain
Lois Stapleton
G. W. Mintoneye
Moline
Ill
Abe van ‘Dyke
Fairfield High vindicated Harold Day eligibility
Fairfield High School is vindicated as Harold Day is eligible to compete in athletics this school year. The State Board of Control rejected Burlington High’s protest after evidence showed a past accounting error in Day’s playing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield High School
Harold Day
Burlington High
Burlington
George Brown
State Board of Control
Fairfield
Board of Control
O. P. Flower
Oskalpost
R. G. Whitmer
Washington
The
Daily Journal
Grace Cook Ill At Home On South Depot Street
Miss Grace Cook is reported ill at her residence on South Depot Street, with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cook
South Depot Street
Money to Loan on City
The notice advertises money to loan on city assets or terms through Thoma and Thoma. It lists no explicit figures or dates and provides contact for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ae
Thoma & Thoma
Irregular Journal Delivery Resolved. Carriers Replaced
The Daily Journal reports some carriers and assistants resigned to avoid embarrassment. Replacements have been made and service is expected to improve. If a delivery is missed, call the Journal office for prompt correction and improved patron service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal
Journal Office
Journal
Journal Printing CO
Big Closing Out Sale of Percheron Horses in Iowa
A big closing out sale is announced for Tuesday February 6 1917 featuring twenty five head of Thoroughbred horses. Catalogs available by writing or phoning C R Huff Stockport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Huff
Stockport
Iowa
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ACME
Fluntdreland
John McElderry
Mike Melton
Horace Todd
E'S
VICE
Gaumer Bros Jewelry
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Thursay
Brussels
Axminster
Ff Lemer
Hufstedler & Baker
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