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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1917

Page

6

Stung to Death While Plowing on Farm Near Pleasant Plain

Henry Hook aged about fifty was stung to death by bees while plowing corn at the Frank Kurtz farm near Pleasant Plain. Bees swarmed and settled on him, he fell from the seat, and despite immediate aid no life remained. Hook was a well known Fairfield figure, recently employed as a hotel porter and living with his brother Albert Hook.

Henry Hook Frank Kurtz Pleasant Plain Mr. Hook Mr. Kurtz Hook Dr. Bailey Fairfield Court Hotel Albert Hook C. W. Wade Calse Faairfield

New Draft Figures Lower Iowa Quota in War Call

Washington announces 687,000 men to be selected for the national war army and to fill vacancies. Iowa's quota is set at 12,749, with Jefferson county assigned 74 after deductions for Company M and regulars. Quotas for neighboring states list Illinois 51,653 and Minnesota 17,854 among others.

Washington Iowa Geo. W. Ball Jefferson County D. C War Department National War Army National Guard Regular Army Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin

Fairfield supporters rally to save Parsons College

Fairfield leaders and boosters gathered at Leggett House for a supper meeting to champion Parsons College. J S McKenney as toastmaster and W G Ross urged a community effort with every resident doing their part to secure the college’s future.

Parsons College Leggett House J. S. McKenney Fairfield Ross R. A. Harkness McKennecy Farfield Loudon Turney McKenney C. D. Leggett Judge Negus Rock Island C. W. Slagle George Achison Carson Reed James F. Wilson Grant India Siam China Corea Alaska Brec Prsons College

Daring autoist to test leap with Maxwell stock car

The Hannah Clinkinbeard Auto Co. plans a public demonstration tomorrow at Nort Court street garage. A stock Maxwell will accelerate to about 350 miles per hour and launch 30 to 35 feet. A one gallon gas tank will be fitted for a milestone mile test with four passengers aboard.

Hannah-Clinkinbeard Aato Co Studebaker Nort Court Street

Car linked to fatal Ottumwa crash investigated in Keokuk Bonaparte trace

The touring car tied to L S Harter H D Wagoner and William Heis ing may have carried a dealer's license number from Keokuk Auto Sales. Local and state authorities pursue the vehicle after the Elmer deaths near the accident site. Bonaparte residents reported a car with a large multi digit number seen near the scene.

Ft. Madison Bonaparte Harter Eccident

Fairfield Iowa Dog Tag Ordinance Notice

City of Fairfield Iowa requires dogs to wear registered tags under Ordinance 182. Violators face fines from one to one hundred dollars plus costs, with potential jail time until fines and costs are paid. Obtain licenses and tags at the City Clerk office.

City of Fairfield Iowa City Ected Ay ‘Yo Ilayor

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