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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription terms with garbled dates and prices. Mentions monthly and advance rates but lacks complete details or readable names, places, or dates.
The Des Moines Register editorial laments Quentin Roosevelt youngest son of former President Roosevelt killed in action. It notes his early life in contrast to his aviation service and contrasts his fate with brothers still serving. The piece reflects universal mourning and calls for equal sacrifice among Roosevelt sons.
A damaged implausible text notes a Paris editor Bonet Rouge execution for spreading pro-Hungarian propaganda. Mentions Vincenna, Duval, and trials of interior ministry officials amid war press suppression and French government actions against German propaganda.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a road crash with mentions of a five millimeter car cap and serious injuries. Details are garbled with unreadable names and numbers. No clear event date or location is extractable.
County may replace the cancelled county fair with a strictly agricultural live stock show. Farm Bureau and Breeders' association aim to create a worthwhile event and access state funds. County Agent H Ferguson and local farmers back the plan. a meeting at the Armory is set for 9 p.m. Saturday July 12 to discuss details.
Two more matches in the golf club annual handicap tournament were played. TillB Johnson beat Leo D. Thoma on the 14th hole after an all square finish and extra hole. C H Heer eliminated F A Spielman in an 19th hole decider with Spielman giving strokes.
Mrs. W D L Shirk hosted a dinner party for relatives and friends in honor of her nephews Fred and George Light who will soon enter service. The item notes a marriage license filing for Leo Chapins and Rahama Jane Hines, and mentions the Iowa Lawn and Trust Co appointed guardian for marriage consent.
Announcements report the marriage of Mira Huth Clark daughter of Mrs Etta Clarke to Lieut White of the Signal Corps San Diego Cal. The ceremony took place at noon July 5 at Capt Charles Clark’s home in La Jolla Cal. They had breakfast and then left for Catalina for a short wedding trip.
London July 1 The house of commons passed on third and final reading the education bill introduced last year.
Emma Bernadetta O'Brien youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs S O'Brien passed away at 3 30 this morning after a lingering illness. Born December 2 1895 in Mint Michigan she moved to Ilown in 1898 and graduated Erieine High School in 1914. Survived by parents and siblings Mrs J W Ausherman Springer NM Mrs Newton Frieberg Broadette MT Sara A O'Brien Fairfield Edward W O'Brien Wilcox Sask Raymond R O'Brien Bredette MT Victor J O'Brien in service at Waco Texas Leo A O'Brien Great Lakes Naval Training School Chicago IL Funeral plans await mother's return from Springer NM.
Atlanta suffers street car service blackout as workers strike. Union officials say the Georgia Railway and Power company refused to arbitrate a dispute following the dismissal of workers who joined the union, tying up all city and interurban cars.
Allied resistance to the Diermans has been strong with heavy German losses forcing the use of divisions not planned to be deployed until today. The action occurred as the French Army and Allied forces pressed in France.
An investigation reports two German planes attacked the American Red Cross hospital at Joly on Monday night. Four bombs were dropped with two tents struck, no hospital staff casualties, and witnesses describe repeated passes by the German aviators before dropping bombs at close range.
The United States War Labor Board ordered Atlanta street car workers back to work at the urging of Teel M. Dorsey of Georgia. The board warned that strikes during wartime are indefensible and expected all cars to operate again today, avoiding outages that would dim 40 cities and halt 100 factories with government contracts.
A dispatch from Manchuria reports Czecho Slovak forces have occupied Klutshevek in the southwestern Trans Baikal region after taking Irkutsk. Bolshevik concentration is noted at Verhenudinosk and General Semenoff is said to hold Sharasun with anti Bolshevik forces.
J B Allender and R S McNurlen proprietors of Star Garage secure a new Burlington Street site moving from Vernon blacksmith shop. The former Stortz and Taglauer location now houses Star Garage offering over double the floor space and improved mechanical equipment to expand car handling.
The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin is the bill at the Orpheum today marking the second city appearance. Previous showings stirred interest and patriotism. many will attend again while new viewers will find the presentation a revelation.
Miss K Carroll of Brighton and Charles Smith of Batavia are in town. Mrs Claire Robinson of Batavia and Mr Mrs Frank Gantz with Mrs H C Gantz of Brookville visited here yesterday. J M Fry home hosts J W Anderson and daughter Cecil Holdrege Neb are visiting. Mrs Henry Stichter of Washington visits daughter Mrs Co J Fulton. Fred Fry of Chicago and Mrs Cora Harper of Sioux City called due to Mrs George R Fry illness. Mr Thomas Grant underwent operation at Rochester Minnesota. he closed his meat market and travels to Rochester with Mrs Grant.
Notice offers a six cylinder Liberty car in good condition with extra casing two tubes chains and dimmer. Top never folded. Interested buyers may visit County Treasurer's office or call 42 or 332. R. H. Spence Bo8.
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