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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
7
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Buy dependable footwear at very attractive prices during this limited sale event.
Packwood resident Thomas Cathy and Batavia visitor Carl Schultz were in town. J. M. Overholser’s death drew relatives from Ottumwa and Davenport. services held at Evergreen cemetery for Charles James, 18 months. Red Cross Gauze Shop instructors to meet. multiple local visits and illnesses noted.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Bryan about year old suffered severe hand injuries when her hand became entangled in the cog wheels of a feed cutter. Her father watched nearby then moved and heard her cry as the mitten caught in the cogs. Doctors were called and she rests well today.
An Anglo German dispatch reports mutilated German officers and soldiers are urged to return their iron crosses to protest leaders of the fatherland party wearing the insignia. The appeal generated a large response with 1,800 crosses from Berlin sent to the war minister on the first day.
Capt. A Lane reports Vilhjalmur Stefansson has found several large arctic lands northwest of Banksland during spring 1916. Stefansson, now in the northern seas at Bartel Island for the 1917-18 winter, has named the lands for Canada.
Dublin dispatch says Sinn Fein executives will demand Irish nationalist MPs resign. If refused, they propose to form in Dublin a national assembly to carry on nationalist aims.
Taken by mistake a blue sweater was left at the armory last evening. Finder please phone 1439. A McCord Chapter meeting is set for seven this evening to discuss work in the M M and P M degrees.
New London reports Miss Neta Portlock who taught in the East has joined Unit R stationed at Fort McPherson Georgia and will accompany them as a purse to France. Birmingham Enterprise notes Mr and Mrs George Workman near Fairfield plan a winter in Los Angeles with their son Stanley enlisted in the Coast Artillery at Fort MacArthur San Pedro California.
A muslin shop opened in the Masonic Hall has two weeks of activity with 133 registered workers. In that period 28 hospital bed sheets were completed and 100 items cut ready for sewing. Workers are urged to help with this work.
A Fairfield column argues coal is scarce nationwide and urges residents to conserve fuel by closing social venues and prioritizing homes, factories, and schools. It condemns selfishness and calls for voluntary or official action to prevent broader shutdowns and hardship.
All members of I O O F No 629 are requested to attend Friday evening for important business.
A compact OCR line advertises Best-Chiropractic with J Vogelger D C. The address notes the office is the second door north of the Iowa State Savings Bank at 881. The snippet preserves a local business listing tone and spatial cue.
Notice from Iowa State Savings Bank urging holders of the 4 percent Second Liberty Bonds issued November 15 to call and redeem them.
Iowa State Savings Bank notes a supply of blanks for making up farm income tax returns for 1917. The blanks are not final reports and will not be accepted as such, but are provided to help taxpayers determine their filing.
Thoma & Thoma advertise money to loan on improved city property. They offer terms through a local lending outlet with emphasis on property value and prompt, flexible financing options.
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