Special Values on Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Opportunity to buy dependable footwear at attractive prices.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1918
Page
7
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. Opportunity to buy dependable footwear at attractive prices.
Criefs note multiple residents and visitors in Salina today for business or visiting relatives. Names include Kerrick, Brown, West, Burnaugh, Martin, Eaton, McCormick, Sargent, Koenig, and many others. social, religious, and civic events are listed along with a restaurant sale and a Masonic banquet in Brighton tonight.
A wartime poem praising Hoover to save food and resources for soldiers. The speaker vows to Hooverize bread meat sugar and coffee, urging rationing and unity behind soldiers in the trenches. It mocks enemies and slackers while pledging support for national effort and bonds.
Edwin Walker returns from Davenport after a multi day visit. Mrs. Howard Lane recoveries allow her to go out. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Whitney of Keosauqua relocate to the city for their future home. Miss Bertha Murphy of Lockridge visits sister Mrs. Verle Frazey. Country cross roads remain snowbound while main state roads are open for autos.
The local draft exemptions office continues to adjust classifications for industrial and agricultural exemptions, noting that no final classification exists unless death or permanent disability occurs. Changes must be reported within five days, with penalties for noncompliance. affidavits show new dependents, and physical exams begin for all in class one as the government appeals cases from after May 18, 1917.
An ad-style notice advertises Best-Chiropractic, noting J Vogelger D C in the second doorway north of the Iowa State Savings Bank at 881. The brief entry presents a compact local business reference with address details.
Frederick L. Woodward, a private in the army quartermaster corps, confessed to starting a fire that damaged the Washington storehouse last week, destroying about $50,000 in food and supplies. He declared himself a pyromaniac and cited a 1916 fire at a Worcester lodging house.
The Standard Oil Company of New York declared an advance of 25 points in refined petroleum for export, setting the price at 16.75 cents per gallon.
Paris January 21 The Academy of Fine Arts unanimously elected Queen Marie of Roumania a corresponding member of the institute, recognizing her cultural stature and influence.
The Iowa State Savings Bank announces a supply of blanks for preparing farm returns of income for 1917. These forms are not final reports and will not be accepted as such. They aid taxpayers in determining the returns they must file.
Mahlon Heston born August 3 1848 in Harrison County Ohio died January 16 1918 in this city. He moved with family to Iowa in 1852 then Cross Lanes. He married Harriet Stiles April 27 1868 in Fairfield and had seven children four of whom preceded him. Survived by wife three sons James Luther Charles and siblings Jane McCleary Douglas William Absolom. Funeral Friday at Christian church 10 30 conducted by Rev R H Polly burial Evergreen cemetery.
The First Methodist church announces Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 PM led by Geo Stephenson C V Pool Prof Mountain Mrs A W Jaques J J Stuckey W W Harris Prof Job Johnson S A Power Mrs T B Short Mrs Laura Chilcott and others at their homes across South Second West Grimes West Broadway North Main North Third East Madison and fast Broadway. A ministerial study session will also host neighbors.
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