Irregularity Report Prompted for Carrier Service
The notice asks readers to report promptly any irregularity in the carrier service and provides a telephone contact number 23 for reporting.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
2
The notice asks readers to report promptly any irregularity in the carrier service and provides a telephone contact number 23 for reporting.
Tomorrow evening the first union vesper service of the summer will be held in the Park at 5:00. Rev. F. C. Behner will lead and his subject will be Sewing and Reaping.
Ottumwa city solicitor Lloyd L. Duke demanded immediate investigation by the Attorney General into reports that gamblers and other violators operate openly in Ottumwa with police acquiescence. He says officials, including Commissioners Phillips and Menefee, pledged support while police chief Meuny began an inquiry into alleged open-door gambling, bootlegging, and disorderly houses. Duke claims rumors accuse police of protection for money.
United States v Andrew Hacen and John Trore, Fargo laborers, charged with carrying a pint bottle of whisky into North Dakota for personal use from Moorhead Minnesota, was adjourned by Judge Amidon to Monday to avoid rushing on the constitutionality of the bone day law. U S district attorney Hildreth argues allowing pocket liquor could spur crossing Fargo workers. The defense says liquor must come through interstate channels.
Governor Harding appointed C. J. Fulton and Dr. R. C. Sayers to the Exemption Board for Jefferson county. The board met at the courthouse and organized with Dr. J. Fulton as chairman and R. C. Sayer as secretary. Numbering of registration cards will start Monday. 1428 cards will be numbered and shuffled to form the official draft list.
Auditor A C Turner lists licenses under the vender law effective July 1. No licenses in Park Lockridge Walnut. dogs there must be tied at sunset. Names include Ankrom Cedar township Keller Cedar Keller Minster Blackhawk Fickel Cedar Patterson Locust Grove Liblin Center Allender Buchanan Lundquist Buchanan Atwood Center Parks Buchanan Ingalls Locust Grove Coop Penn Winsell Des Moines Kane Center Weaver Penn McClain Loews Grove Cox Cedar Cox Cedar McCormick Buchanan Armstrong Center McClain Round Prairie Salts Locust Grove Rogers Center J B Rogers Center Fiekel Center Massey Center Grove Buchanan Nady Buchanan 2 licenses Goerholser Buchanan Lawson Liberty Nancy Anderson Ned Pequignot Cedar Summers Penn Oden Buchanan John McDowell 2 licenses Locust Grove Kircher Brehanan ship.
Furnished room for rent with light housekeeping duties. Location given as Prone 1244 and 932. Includes minimal services. suitable for single occupant seeking simple living arrangements.
Frazey hosts Star Male Quartette members and wives for a pleasant evening at his East Washington home. Pythian Sisters, O. E. 8. Club, and Philethea Bible Class schedule meetings and picnics around town. Brighton news notes the July 4 marriage of Preston J. Hoover and Gladys Nordyke in Packwood and their new life in Brighton. Hoover works as a Lemley's grocery clerk. Nordyke is a Brighton High School graduate and daughter of Will Nordyke.
Centerville social set including Hubert Cox Minnie Cox Mrs Frank Cooper Mrs N I Kiger and Marion Marsh attended the Hagenbeck Wallace circus in Washington Thursday. Local residents Roy Hartman and son returned home from a stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Gobble. Doctor L E Gordon and Dr Clara M Bone left for Montezuma to aid a seriously ill mother and sister. A Herring and O J Greenfield returned from visits with relatives. David Roth visited Lockridge for an overnight at John Adams home while James Cowen of Packwood was a city visitor.
Des Moines dispatch describes rapid Cantonment construction at Camp Dodge near Des Moines as 500 workers mobilize. first barracks near completion with occupancy planned next week. National guard units guard the camp while Iowa engineers assist in building and strict passes restrict access. Two thousand cots arrive as a precinct board frames residents near the grounds to curb vice.
Ottumwa local brief notes that Miller, a visitor, spent time in the city yesterday visiting unspecified sites and meeting residents. Further details on Miller’s purpose or activities were not recorded in the readable text.
A Fairfield customer declines to sleep and work well due to stomach issues and tries Tanlac on the recommendation of Gaumer Brothers. J R Spray, of 608 West Jefferson, says Tanlac restored his health, improved sleep, and eased daily labor. Gaumer notes many customers praise the medicine.
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