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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1917
Page
6
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Washington report from the department of agriculture notes tractors are an established on farm tool. A total of 34,371 gasoline and kerosene tractors are in use across the United States. Illinois leads with 3,202, followed by Kansas 2,287 and Texas 2,235. Iowa 2,223 North Dakota 2,137 Indiana 1,852 Nebraska 1,773 Minnesota 1,575 South Dakota 1,527 California 1,358 Ohio 1,305.
Gary grand jury returned nine indictments affecting 130 persons and issued a report scolding cabarets and Cedar Lake resorts. Warrants will target illegal saloons gaming houses and shady hotels. True bills may involve the $250000 Gary sewer scandal linking Mayor Johnson and contractors.
General Brusiloff pledged to former Senator Root that the new republics armies would attack Germany soon. He promised the offensive would start July 1, aligning with a scheduled timetable and Galicia losses under Austrian rule last year.
Wm Heising, 23, of Ft Madison, is in Jefferson county jail charged with murder in the death of Elmer Bates near Libertyville. Preliminary hearing set for Wednesday. Heising, from a prominent family, admits a car trip to Ottumwa but denies involvement.
Edward Carlisle Pepper nicknamed Pep arrives at the Evansville marine recruiting station on July 9 and declares his eagerness to enlist. He vows to “put a little pep” in Uncle Sam’s battlers and asks where Berlin is, promising shooting and marching ability.
Missouri state penitentiary audit covering 1915 to 1916 reports short ages in accounts and inventories mutilated records and the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars without contracts. State Auditor Hackman released the findings to the public.
Paris July 9 Americans troops start building the first section of a vast aviation training camp. The project will eventually house several thousand troops and support personnel for training and operations.
Tickets go on sale at Jericho and Easton for the motion picture play Joan the Woman to be shown at the Cnautaqua Auditorium on July 14 and 15. The Fairfield Chautauqua Association presents the production with part of gross proceeds supporting the Red Cross. Two oil paintings of Geraldine Farrar in the role are on display in local shop windows.
Fairfield boy Harvey W. Johnston of Co. M is seriously injured on the way to guard duty near the four mile bridge. He was found by the roadside about two o clock this morning and taken to Ottumwa hospital. Captain Smith began an investigation as to how the accident occurred.
Geor ge Zillman in Great Lakes navy program spends Sunday with city parents. Miss Hattie Monfort of Ottumwa visits relatives here. Miss Florence Peck of Ottumwa visits aunt Mrs D L Glass. Mrs Margaret Stewart of Missouri visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank McMurray. Mrs Kate McClain and daughter May return from Lancaster Wisconsin trip. Miss Helen King returns from Burlington visit. Miss Berta Hoagland on three week millinery vacation at Fair store. Wm Neibert on a month road trip visiting relatives. Wilbur and Margaret Clinkenbeard spend Sunday in Burlington. Mrs Harrison Ho g g land confined with sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs Bernie Clinkenbeard visit W E Carter near Libertyville. Nell Benson accepts teaching position in Chenowith Wisconsin. Charles McMurray of Company M visits Ottumwa, returns home.
Yesterday afternoon a car carrying Mt. Pleasant real estate man P. J. Hurley, his wife, and six children rolled over on a hill near Salem. Mrs. Hurley died from injuries after the vehicle pinned her beneath it. one daughter was seriously hurt and two other children sustained injuries. Mr. Hurley escaped harm.
Premier Lloyd George announced in the commons that July 25 is the date for the Irish home rule convention to be held in Dublin. The plan follows London discussions and confirms the scheduling for the reform initiative.
London reports General William Holmes was killed while his brother W A Holmes premier of New South Wales was bruised and severely shocked by German shell splinters that burst nearby on the western front last Monday.
Union and barbers carpenters cigar workers list meeting times. Second and last Fridays monthly for Trades and Labor Assembly. Federal Labor unions meet Wednesdays. Barbers Local 368 holds third Monday. Carpenters Local 1804 meets first and third Tuesdays. Cigar Makers Local 490 meets first Monday.
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