Special sale on odd lots and broken sizes footwear
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. This is your opportunity to buy dependable footwear at attractive prices.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
3
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. This is your opportunity to buy dependable footwear at attractive prices.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bryan, about Alpha years old, was badly hurt when her hand became entangled in a feed cutter’s cog wheels while her father operated the machine southwest of the city. Her fingers were mashed, amputation hoped to be avoided. physicians attended and she rested well today.
New London reports Miss Neta Portlock formerly teaching in the East has joined Unit R at Ft. McPherson Ga. She will accompany the unit as a nurse to France.
A muslin shop opened in the Masonic Hall has 133 register from its two weeks of operation. During this period 28 hospital bed sheets were completed and 100 articles cut ready to sew. Workers are urged to help with the effort.
Local notes list visitors from Packwood Batavia and Fairmont visiting Ottumwa and nearby towns. Deaths bring relatives from Fremont and Dexter to the city. funeral services held for J. M. Overholser and Charles James. Red Cross meeting announced and multiple residents noted in illness travel and family gatherings.
An appeal is being circulated among mutilated German officers and soldiers with Iron Crosses asking them to return the insignia in protest against leaders of the fatherland party wearing the same insignia. The drive has drawn a large response with 1,300 crosses from Berlin sent to the war minister on the first day.
Capt. A Lane arrives from the Arctic Ocean bearing news from Vilhjalmur Stefansson the explorer who says new large arctic lands were discovered northwest of Banksland in spring 1916. Stefansson is said to be wintering in Bartel Island and has reportedly named the lands for Canada.
Dublin dispatch states the Sinn Fein executive will soon demand Irish nationalist MPs resign. If not complied with they propose to establish in Dublin a national assembly.
Taken by mistake, a blue sweater was found at the armory last evening. Finder please call 1439 373 aa.
A special meeting of McCord Chapter is set for seven o clock this evening to work in the M M and P M degrees.
A Fairfield editorial urges coal conservation amid a national shortage. The writer condemns selfish hoarding and calls for prioritizing homes, factories, and schools, suggesting voluntary closures of social venues and support for Fuel Administrators to prevent broader outages.
Mr and Mrs George Workman of near Fairfield travel to Los Angeles California for the winter. Their son Stanley has enlisted in the Coast Artillery and is stationed at Fort Mac Arthur San Pedro nearby prompting the parents trip.
An advertisement by J Vogelger D C claims best chiropractic service and directs readers to his office, located second door north of the Iowa State Savings Bank at 881.
Notice from Iowa State Savings Bank asking purchasers of the 4 per cent Second Liberty Bonds issued November 15 to call and obtain them.
Iowa State Savings Bank notes a supply of blanks for farm return of income for 1917. The blanks are not final reports and will not be accepted as such. They aid taxpayers in determining their actual return.
All members are requested to attend Friday evening for important business.
Thoma and Thoma advertise loan funds secured by city property improvements. They offer capital for redevelopment with terms and eligibility to be arranged upon inquiry.
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