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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

3

Local notes and visits by Mt. Pleasan t figures and town residents

Dr Sternberg of Mt. Pleasant visits the city on business. Miss Murdock heads to Davenport for two weeks. Miss Stever leaves for Lake Okoboji for summer remainder. Miss Trail resigns as Orpheum Theatre cashier. Dr Labagh of Mystic Iowa visits relatives. Attorney Sparks returns from Chicago trip. Sergi Harry Crow arrives in New York from overseas. Dr and Mrs Wright purchase property on South Second. Families travel to Burlington for relatives. Donald East reports from Mia la Chautauqua work. Claude Bert Noel and family welcome newborn Claude Bert Noel Jr. John J. Smith burial set with brief grave service. Miss Lundquist, Miss Zeigler, Glenn Miller, and Clarence Gorman visit Ottumwa. Lucile Lamberson resigns from Orpheum Theatre and Ledger, heads to Butterick Publishing. Lonard K Redfern of Chicago visits mother. recently discharged from overseas service. Belville family reunion attended in city. Local families tour Keosauqua to visit Sacajewea Camp Fire Girls. Jefferson County teachers meet about next school year with several named teachers.

Jefferson County Booster Plan Initiated By Local Groups

Washington July 22 A movement to unite all booster bodies under one head began at the Commercial club gym. A seven member committee was formed to draft plans, constitution and by laws for a combined organization and report in a few weeks. Attendees voiced strong support for closer civic cooperation to improve homes education food inspection recreation and public morality.

Washington Commercial Club T. L. Brookhart J. M. Wilson Mr. Wilson Wilson Farm Bureau Brookhart Miss of Davenport Washington County Iowa

Judging Contest For Trip To Iowa State Fair

Boys may enter the judging contest for a free trip to the state fair and Boys Camp. Winners stay at the camp during the fair. a judging team may be sent if enough applicants. Contest scheduled August 7 at six at the County Home.

Iowa State Fair Des Moines

American Legion to distribute new official button

The American Legion plans widespread distribution of its official ¾ inch button via state branches and posts. The design centers on a bronze Five Pointed Star discharge button with a blue enamel ring and gold lettering, with wounded veterans receiving a silver central replica. The emblem will be copyrighted and protected, led by Luke Lea and Thomas W. Miller.

American Legion National Executive Committee National Organization of Legion Minneapolis Legislative Committee of the Luke Lea Tennessee Thomas W. Miller Delaware

Keokuk Plans For Soldiers Memorial

Keokuk plans a community house to serve as city hall armory auditorium swimming pool jail and more to honor World War soldiers. The project may be financed by bonds over fifty years with a voter referendum set for early fall. A five member committee will refine tentative plans and cost likely around 200000.

Keokuk Keokurk Lofton

Henry County Fair at Mt Pleasant Bids for Record Attendance

The Henry County Fair at Mt Pleasant is expected to draw large crowds as exhibit entries rise. Submit exhibit lists to Secretary Tribby ahead of the August 11 to 15 dates to ensure arrangements are ready when entries arrive.

Henry County Fair Mt. Pleasant Henry County Tribby

Notice to Return Ham from Rumer Lawn Incident

A notice requests the owners of the ham mock taken from the Rumer lawn Friday evening to return it to avoid further trouble. The contact reference 623-23 is provided.

G Bowers Son Ad Offers City and Farm Property Sales

A newspaper notice from G. G. Bowers Son at 100 East Adams Street advertises selling city property and nearby Fairfield area small farms. The ad invites owners to let them handle sales and provides a phone contact.

Fairfield Gale G. G. Bowers Son East Adams Street

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Cal Dr. Sternberg Carrie Stever Lake Okoboji Mabel Trail Orpheum Theatre Nicholas W. Labagh Mystic Atty. C. G. Sparks Chicago Clinuwis Sergi Harry O. Crow New York H. N. Wright Hras E. C. Rorick South Second Street F. S. Bonnell E. C. Bock Burlington Donald East Chautauqua Miala Chautauqua Co Claude Bert Noel Claude Bert Noel Jr John J. Smith H. A. Anspach Mabel Lundquist Marguerite Zeigler Glenn Miller Clarence Gorman Ottumwa Lucile Lamberson the Ledger The Butterick Publishing Co Lonard K. Redfern James B. Bailey Over John Belville Miss Cecil Frank Simmons R. M. McKenzie H. BE. Snyder A. G. Jordan Ralph Lamson Keosauqua Sacajewea Andersons Park Jefferson County Bertha Murphy Lockridge Township Goldie Anderson Liberty Mary Hb, McCormick Frances Root Irene Downs Buchanan Township Edith Stull Ruth Coffin Eva Lauder Helen Lahr Daisy Gilbert Penn Township Margaret Gants Marie Whitimore Abingdon Jefferson County Booster Plan M. H. Fedderson R. L. Livingston County Farm Bureau Ernest Carlson County Live Stock Breeders’ Association L. F. Henderson Ad Club Jay McNamara Moss United Stats Europe American Legion Buttons Llartman Ice Cream (Co Unkrich’s Unkrich’s Dry Goods Store Priscella Dean In Priscella Dean Constance Talmadge Erie Huffalo Cleveland Bunfalo Deitente Breraro Burraro Claveland Buffalo Nagery Folle Liullsco American Express Boehcleama Cleveland & Buffalo Leelee Ghig Rewcips Srea Nde BR Bacwustomer
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