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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
2
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The R N A will hold a called meeting at Mrs J E Johnsons home on West Burlington street Monday at 7 20 PM Members urged to attend as district deputy Mrs Maude Carlson will be present Evergreen Lodge Degree of Honor installed its new officers last night The evening included a social hour and oysters served, noted as a most enjoyable occasion.
Des Moines reports about 3000 applications for the thirty state appointive offices have reached Governor Harding. Many letters urge specific people for positions, with politics and higher pay cited as factors. Some incumbents may be reappointed. others plan to retire by 1919. Harding now receives visitors in the secretary’s reception room.
Ann Pennington rises from Ziegfeld stages to a Famous Players film in The Rainbow Princess. The outline shows lion cage scenes balloon jumps a dog parachute a judge’s lawn circus stunts and a heroine im portant to rob a judge. The Orpheum presentation opens Monday with matinee and night shows.
Fairfield awaits the arrival of Company M around five o clock Monday with a large informal reception planned by citizens. Mayor Spratt issues a proclamation urging all residents to greet the returning soldiers. Delays at Des Moines may shift the exact 5 10 time. The Daily Journal will publish updates after noon.
Des Moines Iowa Jan 13 train orders issued for return of Iowa National Guard units from federal service to home stations. First Infantry and engineering company to muster out Monday with special troop trains to Dubuque Waterloo Cedar Falls Manchester and more. Soldiers receive full pay for Mexican border service. muster out after seven months. Archer Trent guest at J A Workman home. A W Streed returns to Middletown.
Mrs. William Howard Taft and her sister in law Mrs. William Herron visited the White House for the first time since the Taft administration. They attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wilson.
Normal training examination will be held at the court house January 7 18 and 19. Regular teachers examination will be held at this office January 24 25 and 26. Only those who have taught at least six months or have had at least twelve weeks normal training may enter this examination. June Chidester County Superintendent Tickets on sale today at Jericho Easton's for Civilization at the Orpheum Tuesday Jan 16. All seats reserved. Money to loan on city property see Thoma Thoma.
Through Des Moines officials I am informed that Company M First Iowa Infantry and others serving on the Mexican border will arrive in Fairfield Monday January 15 at about five o clock pm. Citizens are urged to meet and greet our returning soldiers at the Rock Island station at five o'clock.
United States district attorney said if a prior conviction is overturned Franz Bopp the German consul general and four aides will face new charges of conspiracy to use the mails to further murder and arson, tied to dynamite and bombs.
A blaze in Dubuque area today damaged the Brueckner drug store and Rosenthal store in the business district of Dyersville, endangering the town and prompting defensive response.
Bloomington Indiana January 13 About twenty girls who roomed at the sorority house of the Independent Literary Society were driven out into the cold when the building caught fire from the furnace. Many saved belongings by throwing trunks from upper windows and six or seven were helped down firemen's ladders. Loss on household effects exceeds $500 with no insurance.
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