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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1918

Page

4

Labor conscription planned nationwide effort in Des Moines

Des Moines reports that labor will be organized immediately to support government conscription. Ralph Faxon says states will classify workers, with federal intervention if voluntary action fails. Community war labor boards will determine calls and eligibility, excluding professionals, and Iowa may supply skilled workers for eastern shipbuilding needs while existing war contracts remain undisturbed. A state organizing committee was formed with A. L. Urick and Ralph Faxon.

Des Moines Ralph Faxon Washington Ankers Towa A. L. Urick Etht Commissiner

Local Gossip Notes Marryings Visits and Deaths in Estherville Area

Elizabeth Lingenfelter returns from Estherville after visiting her father Andrew Ye Ward. Cray family welcomes a daughter born at Davin Tedrow home, Mesale Warfer formerly of the area. Numerous relatives and neighbors attend a picnic at Ward Yost lawn. Hospital and political events noted with local social scene details.

Lizzie Lingenfelter Estherville Andrew Ye Met Cray Davin Tedrow Cray Mesale Warfer Thie Place Jtucomind Tedtow Centralia Erinids Meory Cantratls Alo

Reverend John L. Gage Dies in South Dakota Home

Reverend John L. Gage died yesterday afternoon at the home of his son, Pres. Harry M. Gage, in Huron South Dakota. He was educated at Princeton and McCormick Theological Seminary and spent most of his ministry in western Presbyterian home missions. Survived by three sons Rev William Gage Dr Harry M. Gage and Rev Howard Gage. Mineral services set for Wednesday at 10 30 in Huron Presbyterian church. He rests beside his wife, Evergreen Cemetery.

John L. Gage Harry M. Gage Huron College South Dakota Gage Pennsylvania Princeton McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago Presbyterian Home Fairfield Parsons Huron William Gage Howard Gage Parker Presbyterian Church J. F. Hinkhouse Sioux City Pres. R. Ames Montgomery H. A. Mosser Evergreen Cemetery

Iowa District Court Notice of Land Claim Vast 49 Acre Lot

In Jefferson County in September 1918 Allen Macy files suit against Elizabeth Lee Heskett Elisha Heskett William S Lee and others claiming absolute ownership by title in fee simple to the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 15 township 73 north range 9 west containing 40 acres in Iowa. Defendants appear to have some adverse interest but are largely silent. the court is issued to determine title and rights of heirs and claimants.

District Court of State of Iowa Jefferson County Allen Macy Elizabeth Lee Heskett Elisha Heskett William S. Lee Sarah E. Lee Martha Lee George M. Lee Mary Ann Lee John Henry Lee Martin Lee State of Iowa District Court County of Jefferson Section Fifteen

Farms and Town Property for Sale in Fairfield Area

J E McClain now with Fairfield Real Estate and Loan Co offers bargains in real estate in Fairfield and surrounding towns. Listings include a seven room Libertyville home and numerous properties in Fairfield. Also ads for team of good shipping horses, eight room North Third street house, dining room set, a Wardrobe and stove, and a Ford touring car.

J E. McClain Batavia Fairfield Real Estate and Loan Company Orpheum Fairfield Libertyville Harvey South North Third Street West Grimes Street North Third Oeffhce Miasouri Jana

Life of Hiram Ashmead

Hiram Ashmead born January 27 1835 at Pike Run Penn died July 16 1918 in Libertyville aged 83 5 20 moved to Iowa 1856 lived in Henry and Jefferson counties married Elizabeth Morrison July 18 1859 their 59th anniversary funeral at Mt Zion church July 1873 2 sons 2 daughters 12 grandchildren one great grandchild Civil War veteran Co BE 13th Iowa Infantry member of Winseel Chapel Methodist Die? funeral details notes Mt Zion church and Winseel.

Hiram Ashmead Pike Run Penn Libertyville Iowa Henry County Jefferson County Charles Krueger Mt. Zion Church Elizabeth Morrison Anna Ashmead Alice Crawford Preston Ashmead Ottumwa Ashmead Mt. Zion Louisville Co. BE 13Th Iowa Infantry Winseel Chapel Methodist Protestant Church Stodehil Winseel

Teeth bite scare aboard torpedoed vessel

The account describes a Y M C A secretary on a torpedoed ship who, while washing his teeth, bit his own flesh as he rowed a lifeboat. He realized only after feeling hand pain that his teeth were biting into his flesh during the escape.

Railroad time table notes for C B and Q lines

Railroad timetable fragment lists westbound and last bound trains from Chicago to McCook and Denver, with numbered service including No 15 Fast Mall and No 3 Chicago to Denver, plus connections to Peoria Creston Burlingon Omaha and Burlington, and arrival times ranging from 12:58 am to 9:20 am.

Chicago McCook Denver Peoria Burleton-Alblalo Burl Creston Omaha

Y M C A Seeks 1000 Women Overseas for War Service

The Y M C A calls for one thousand women to go overseas to support expeditionary forces. They will wash dishes scrub and endure long hours selling chocolate cigarettes and biscuits to soldiers.

Eastbound Fast Train and Passenger Schedule Notes

A fragmented timetable lists eastbound trains with numbers 14 and 30 at 3.27 am and 6.123 pm, plus notes for No 11 and No 29 rail services. It records No 1 passenger routes at 9.42 am and freight at 1.00 pm. time stamps are partially garbled.

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Reward Offered for Lost Laprobe Between Farms

A laprobe lost on July 10 between M. M. Allender and Ringlespach farms or Chas Green's property. Reward will be given upon return to M. M. Allen der, 846. The notice seeks the finder and promises a reward.

Journal Office M. M. Allender Ringlespach Farm Chas. Green

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