Local men to contest for state rifle team
Captain J F Ready and Sargeant Emil Johnson along with J W Brown and twenty others have been chosen to compete for places on the state rifle team. The team will represent the state at the national competition later this year. The fifteen selected will include five holdovers from last year. The small arms department of the National Guard chose the team members from twenty three competitors for ten remaining spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ready Sargeant
Emil c. Johnson
Rpor
J. W. Brown
Company M
National Guard
L B. Ellwood
Fifty-fifth Infantry
F. 8. Hlard
Fifty-ffth
B.S. Cgelat
Fifty Third Infantry
James L. Carlson
Sargeant
New Chicago Ellis hose companies hosted dinner at Rodabaughs
Mr and Mrs M W D Rodabaugh entertained the New Chicago and Ellis fire company members at a seven o clock dinner at their South Main Street home. Seventeen guests attended and flowers adorned the table. The hosts thanked the firefighters for aiding during the recent fire that damaged their store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M WD. Rodabauga
New
Chicago and
Ellis Hose Companies
South Main Street
Rodatbaugh
Pack Wood Helpers Send Box After Tornado Loss
Mr and Mrs Isaac Webb prepare clothing bedding and useful articles for their granddaughter in Nebraska whose home was destroyed by a recent tornado. Misa Ellen Warfield died in San Francisco after tubercular illness she leaves a San Francisco burial. Samuel Anderson improves his house Berna Nelson becomes Knoxville station agent Mrs Chas Conner injured in fall at Abingdon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Webb
Nebraska
Misa Ellen Warfield
San Francisco
Cal
Misa Warfield
Packwood
Ottumwa
Samuel Anderson
Samuelson
Berna Nelson
Knoxville
Fourth of July Festivities Set With Stringent Noise Limits
Fairfield plans a full Independence Day schedule with Judge Howard Deemer delivering the address from 9 to noon, strict noise bans, and crowd control around the square. A public information bureau will assist visitors as the city hosts parades, bands, a ball game, kite events, a fireworks display, and prize contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Deemer
Supreme Court
Fairfield
Sa. m
Iowa
Sa.m
Iowa National Guard
54Th Regimental
N. G
Merb
Misa Roth Returns From Burlington Visit
Misa Ethel Roth has returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Burlington. She was warmly greeted on return and reports enjoying time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethel Roth
Burlington
It Pays to Adverse in the Baily Journal
The note appears as a brief item from the Baily Journal asserting a proverb styled warning about consequences of opposing or resisting. It mentions no specific events, people, places, or dates, making the exact meaning obscure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily Journal
Mrs Allen Badly Hurt in Runaway Accident
Mrs. George Allen sustained a severe leg fracture, wrist sprain, head cuts, and possible rib injuries when a buggy horse bolted near her home as her husband, Mr. Allen, was knocked down and dragged before the horse fled. Mrs. Allen remained unconscious after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Death of Eight Year Old Charles Russell
Charles Russell age eight, youngest son of Mr and Mrs William Russell of East Jefferson Street, died Saturday at seven after a lasting illness from typhoid fever and pneumonia. Survived by two sisters Dora Huss of Alliance Nebraska and Fern, and brother Edward. Funeral held at home this morning with burial in Evergreen Cemetery as community expresses condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
William Russel
East
Jefferson Street
Dora Huss
Alliance Nebraska
Fern
Edward
Evergreen Cemetery
Mre. Russel
Local Family Seeks Care After Daughters Injury in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cratl traveled to Chicago on Friday with their daughter Gladys Jane to treat a shoulder broken several days earlier in a fall from a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cratl
Chicago
Gladys Jane
Kicked by a Horse Injures Local Man at Barn
T B Maxwell of North D street was kicked by a frightened horse this morning in his barn. He suffered a three inch gash under the jaw and multiple bruises, four stitches were needed. Doctors attended and he rests in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Maxwell
North
D Street
Mr. Maxwell
Phyastcians
McClelland and McKee Wedding Held at North D Street
A beautiful ceremony took place at 8:30 pm at the McClelland home on North D street as Marie McClelland married Roy S. McKee of Ottumwa. Rev G W Bureh officiated. A two course supper followed amid roses and white lilies. Guests included relatives from Ottumwa and Manitoba and Chicago observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Mc CleLland
North
D Street
Marie
Roy S. McKee
Ottumwa
G. W. Bureh
M. I. McKee
Fairfield Tribune
Clyde Weldon
Herbert Emery
Manitoba
Grace Smith
Macomb, Ll
Fern Mclelland
Chicago
Gaila Stansberry
Libertyville
Dr Unkrich III In Critical Condition After Appendicitis
Dr D R Unkrich III remains in critical condition at a Monmouth hospital after an appendectomy performed yesterday. H E Wisecarver stayed by his bedside overnight, and Mrs H E Wisecarver and children left for Monmouth this afternoon as friends await further word on his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Unkrich
Monmouth
Unkrich
H. E. Wisecarver
H. EE. Wisecarver
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Chas, Conner
Near Abingdon
Marshall
J. Chester
James
Mth Regiment
Batallion LN
E. E. Lucas
Ella Hose Co
New Chicago Howe Co
C. U, Emry
I. A. N. Association
W. A. Lamson
Fairfield Cornet Band
Eama
Jefferson County
Jia. m
Justice Deemer
Iowa Supreme Court
America
Madison
Southern Vaudeville Co
the Great Simmons
Billy de Arns
Juggler and Trapeze
Apuisa
Winfield
Alumni Field
North Main Street
International Aerial Navigation Association
New Chicago
Batallion
N.G
Lucas
Wisecarver & Mohr’s
C. A Emry
Charles Russell
1St
Batallion 54Th I
S4th Regimental Band
H. E. Deeman
Des Moines
The
Aerial Navigation Company
Middle West
M’clelland
M'Kee
DR. Unkrich III
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