Special Values Clearout on Odd Lots and Broken Sizes
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 very attractive prices.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 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 very attractive prices.
Local notes record Prof. Fred Jewell visiting Richland on business and multiple residents from Libertyville Chicago Birmingham Toronto and Ottumwa in town or visiting relatives. Also mentions hospital treatment for Mrs. William Despain and various social visits. Greenlawn lodge installation scheduled and Troy Point Threshers elect officers with a late evening gathering.
The Beckwith three day Short Course at Bethesda Church runs Monday to Wednesday next week. Programs cover livestock grain and home economics with sessions on draft horses corn growing silage beef and dairy cattle soil fertility oats wheat brood sows hog feeding sheep alfalfa and household conservation plus cookery textiles and health led by Mrs. Katherine Miller.
New York Saturday will see a price increase for the 1 cent daily papers of Greater New York both morning and afternoon. The cost will rise to 2 cents starting Saturday morning.
The draft call of class 1 category A will enroll between 5 009 and 50 000 men in the Canadian expeditionary force. Of this class 0 have already reported for service.
The Jefferson County Farmers Mutual Insurance Union adopted resolutions on January 19 1918 honoring J M Overholser a long time director from Buchanan township. They note his faithful eight years service and kindness and extend sympathy to his family with copies to Mrs Overholser and Fairfield papers and minutes.
The United States Civil Service Commission through S L Macheney local secretary announces open competitive examinations for clerks with stenography or typewriting skills for men and women on February 15 March 15 and April 19 1918. Exams will be held in this city with Fairfield residents urged to apply at the Fairfield post office. The need is urgent and a patriotic duty to serve the government.
Geo. E. Mart announces purchase of Leggett Hotel barber shop with possession set for January 28. H. A. Mikesell and Lon Kocher stay on under the new management while the high standard of service is promised. The proprietor invites both existing patrons and new customers, with special attention to ladies and children.
Arlo McPeek promotes quick service for 100 safety razor blades sharpened by Gaumer Bros. Call 4274 for immediate sharpening in a brief, time sensitive notice.
Notice to Public that on October 1 1917 Carlos G Hanshaw states he will not be responsible for any bills his wife incurs after leaving him and references desertion.
A compact notice offers taxi service with a contact number 4274 and a quoted price of 99 dollars, presenting a straightforward request for rides. The item reads like a local classified taxi advertisement.
Robert G. McFarland a lifelong resident of this city died yesterday at his home 505 West Kirkwood after an illness of over three years. Born in Lowell Iowa on April 27 1850 he is survived by his wife four children Forest May Shafer Frank Lizzie and two others plus three sisters and two half brothers. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 pm from the home with Rev W R Keesey of the Methodist church officiating and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
J Engel piano tuner formerly of Chicago now based in Fairfield seeks orders through Scheffel's Music House or James Hughes with phone number 1691. He offers seventeen years in business and six years factory experience.
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