Editor Manager . 1.25 asese $ .12 1.50
The fragment lists a pay or price notation with numbers 1.25 0.12 and 1.50 and mentions editor manager. No additional context or identifiable event is provided.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
2
The fragment lists a pay or price notation with numbers 1.25 0.12 and 1.50 and mentions editor manager. No additional context or identifiable event is provided.
Mrs Snowden Fisher of six miles southeast of the city died yesterday evening at 11 30 after a brief illness with influenza. She was born near Ioka Iowa March 14 1882 and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gardner. She is survived by her husband and two daughters Mary and Frances. Funeral services will be held at the grave in Evergreen Cemetery at one o clock tomorrow afternoon.
Internal Revenue agents prepare to accept 1915 tax returns with a later due date under a pending federal bill. Deputy Herring-ton outlines itineraries for February 1 to April 15 in Fairfield Bloomfield Keosauqua Farming-ton Milton Batavia Stockport Eddyville Blakesburg and Eldon with hearings in each county court hall or city hall and offices. The drive begins by February 1, with finals by April 15 if the bill passes.
An official statement from the state health department notes a three month influenza outbreak affecting Kanene Topeka Kandan and surrounding areas with 5 547 cases reported. The figure reflects widespread infection and ongoing public health concerns.
A brief note indicates Parsons and Courtney will host a wale on February 4 with references to numbers 624 20 24 28, details remaining unclear in the fragment.
The Daily Journal with Community Club and C. J. Fulton opened a free bureau to help discharged soldiers and sailors find work. Businesses, farms, and farmers are asked to report job needs and types of work. A blank form is printed in the issue for names and applications.
Mason City reports bright prospects for a $400000 hotel as traveling men unite with the Chamber of Commerce to back the project. At a recent meeting all 100 delegates pledged to buy or sell $1000 in stock for the hotel company.
Des Moines officials report the Iowa House began work after the speaker’s gavel drop. Eight bills and two concurrent resolutions were introduced by multiple members including J. B. Weaver Nebiker and Boies. Measures cover sewer cooperation between Des Moines and Valley Junction, bonds for parks, town planning, part time schools, child work hours, vocational teacher salaries, special elections, and repeal of the highway tax on wide tired wagons.
A state census survey reports 214 alien enemies in Jefferson County with multiple nationalities present. First District counts include Des Moines 2356 Henry 160 Jefferson 214 Lee 1207 Louisa 135 Van Buren 29 Washington 418 Muscatine 1929 and Carroll Clinton Crawford Lynn Scott Woodbury listed with higher totals.
Miss Gladys Goff of Fort Madison Iowa will present a piano graduation recital at Barhydt Chapel Friday at eight. Assisting are Mrs. Frank S. Boies reader and Miss Thorah Courtney soprano. Repertoire includes Bach Liszt Verdi and others with Moorhead on organ.
Ottawa dispatch lists the names of Americans reported in Tuesday's Canadian casualty list. The entry includes several misspelled or unclear surnames and initials, with no further details on units or circumstances.
A brief exchange quotes a character demanding payment for paving a path to business success. The dialogue centers on marriage as leverage and a request for rocks to secure the deal.
Ottumwa wrestler Alex Bean accepts a challenge from Chas Miller of Sioux City for a middleweight match in Ottumwa within two weeks. The bout is expected the last of the month following Bean's recent match with Joe Kitterman.
At a City Council meeting last night Dr B N Gantz was named City Health Officer succeeding the late Dr J W Bean. The report also notes provisions for loans on farms and on city property with reference to Thoma Thoma.
Local and national enrollment under the United States Boys Working Reserve gathers data on farm experience, skills, and plans. Supt. A W Crane leads Jefferson county efforts to place 16 to 21 year olds in farm, industry, or business work and encourage returning to school in fall.
About 1 000 of roughly half a million registrants in Iowa are listed as deserters in a statement by Lieut. Col. Frank Lyman. State adjutant general office work continues on final disposition of all registrants' cases as Lyman and staff handle the volume.
Clinton Lodge No 15 A F and A M plans a 7 30 PM special communication with work in the second degree Roy Williams W M urges a large attendance for the session.
A. J. Boyd advertises potatoes priced at $1.40 per delivery and provides the Paone 2763 contact. The brief notice lists delivery terms and a contact reference.
Apples for sale by Banford Zeigler & Bon offered sprayed apples in good condition. Cable Lumber Company lists phone contact for orders and weather strip options.
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