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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1917

Page

7

Local Briefs From Ottumwa and Surrounding Areas

Henry Adkins visited Ottumwa with his son while Ed Hohl of Burlington was a city visitor. Various residents traveled, including C R McKeen to visit parents in Trenton Mo and Warren Rodgers of Mt Pleasant on business. Births, illnesses, and social events fill the notices with several names and upcoming church meetings and social gatherings.

Henry Adkins Ottumwa Warren K. Rodgers Mt. Pleasant City

Joan the Woman Delights Fairfield Audiences at Chautauqua

Two large crowds attended the Fairfield Chautauqua events featuring Joan the Woman on Friday and Saturday. The 12 reel production starred Geraldine Farrar and drew praise for its faithful staging. The Jefferson County Red Cross will receive a benefit from the play, with proceeds to be determined. An upcoming show, Womanhood, is set for Saturday August 18.

Joan the Woman Fairfield Chautauqua Asociation Jefferson County Red Cross Geraldine Farrar Orpheum Chautauqua Association Fred A. Spielman Chautauqua

Suffragists Resolve Nonviolence at Equal Suffrage Meeting

The report from the Equal Suffrage gathering notes food shortages kept many away as women discussed global issues and urged patience and steady work for rights. A seven-department progress summary followed by talks on woman’s role and suffrage history outlined plans for future activity.

Alice Booker Liberty Township E. W. Stodghill Dale Marlan Mary Harkness America" Club Locust Grove Township

Army ammunition train service recruitment update

Lieut Robert Fulton reports five applications for positions in the ammunition motor train service. About 400 of 690 have been secured and a 24 hour extension of time is requested. New rules accept applicants 5 feet 1 inch tall and 110 pounds.

Robt Fulton Ammunition Motor Train Service

Chautauqua Lots Sale Opens Saturday at 2:30

A Chautauqua lot sale starts Saturday July 14 at 2 30 PM. Prospective buyers are told to notify tent manager J P Starr before the appointed time to settle last year’s lot.

Agitators Chased by Troops After I W W Meeting Riot

In Miami Arizona on July 16 a riot broke out when local police failed to disperse an I W W meeting. Two cavalry troops with fixed bayonets cleared the streets and drove miners to town edge. Outside limits the crowd reassembled and announced another meeting. Over seventy five businessmen joined the Loyalty league after the riot.

Miami Ariz United States Cavalry Loyalty League

I W W Tourists Barred at Lincoln Transit

Large numbers of Industrial Workers of the World members from Kansas Texas and other southwestern states are en route north. Forty men with I W W cards were questioned by police in Lincoln Nebraska and the police refused to allow them to alight in the city.

Lincoln, Neb Industrial Workers of the World Kansas Texas

Five Pruitt Brothers in U S Service Across The World

Boonville Indiana July 16 David S Pruitt of Gentryville reports five of his sons serving in the U S armed forces Rufus is on his third enlistment and stationed in Panama Harry has been recalled to active duty after three years and may be in France Proctor enlisted last fall and is likely in Panama while John serves with the regulars in training

Boonville Ind David S. Pruitt Gentryville Here Sam Rufus Panama Harry France Proctor Ait John

Local News Briefs From Peoria To Des Moines

J F Bogardus recovering well after surgery in Peoria Illinois. Eunice Hahn Dorothy Coffman attend Mrs Fred Walker funeral in Batavia. L E Clinkinbeard and Margaret return from trip to Chicago and Cleveland. Mrs John A Hanna back home in Des Moines after weeks with Davies family. Bradshaw school house hosts ice cream social for Red Cross Wednesday with program and treats.

Eunice Hahn Dorothy Bud Coffman Batavia Fred Walker L. E. Clinkinbeard Margaret Chicago Cleveland Ohio John A. Hanna Des Moines Thomas Davies Bradshaw School House Red Cross

Labor Union Meeting Schedule Notices

Federal Labor Unions Wednesday of each week lists meeting days for locals. Carpenters Local No 1804 meet first and third Tuesdays while Cigar Makers Local No 490 meets on the first Monday.

Federal Carpenters

Fairfield Dog Tag Ordinance Notice

City of Fairfield Iowa enforces dog tag registration under Ordinance 182. Violators face fines from one to one hundred dollars plus costs and may be jailed until fines are paid. Obtain license and tag at the City Clerk's office. R H MUnro Mayor.

City of Fairfield Iowa R. H. Mu‘nro

Dr Bonnell's Office Open for July Postgraduate Work

Dr Bonnell announces office hours from 3 30 to 4 30 p m during his stay in Chicago for postgraduate study in July. Glasses for repair may be left with Dr Frank Fourt at 908.

The First Methodist Church Bonnell Chicago Iuly Takig Frank Fourt

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Ed Hohl Burlington C. R. McKeen Trenton Messrs. Katt Kraft Harry Mullenix Libertyville A. B. Labagh John Charles Evan Zihlman Widith Falls Tex J. W. Stallman Glen McCormick Hubert Cox Frank Cooper Arthur Cooper Minnie Cox Eldon S. W. Fickle John L. Wright County Line Sadie Dill Iowa Wesleyan Bertha Sessler al Bensinger Swift Bridges Marion Fishburn Winfield Beverly Simmons Washington, D. C Surgeon General of the Army Charles Eckland Lutheran League of the Swedish Lutheran Church Mrs. Wirth King and Children Berkley, Cal New York City Judge Fred Letts Davenport F. D. Kerrick George Lenard Darlington Wisconsin A. H. Summers Iowa City L. O. Smith Mildred Barnett Centerville Lonard Sveral Charles Raymond Williams Denver Col Williams Denver University Miss King Mr. Williams Lulu King Williams Joan J. P. Starr Gen. von Falkenhausen Belgium American Press Association von Falkenhausen von Bissing Citizens of Miami, Ariz Reds Lincoln W. W Brievs J. F. Bogardus Peoria Ill Trades and Labor Assembly Barbers Frazey A. V. Frazey & Son Adalson Undertaker George Q. Loesch L. E C. C. Conn ER Ottumwn Baker’s Gaumer Bros Charles Lyons Iowa State Savings Bank Palm Beach Fairfield Steam Fairfield Purece Company
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