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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1917

Page

2

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Campers At Chautauqua Park Planned For Two Week Festival

Large turnout expected as Chautauqua Park hosts a two week camping event with numerous sponsors and supporters listed. Bets and commitments cover headquarters refreshments churches and dozens of individuals and organizations including Parsons College Presbyterian Church and Imperial Sextette among others.

Chautauuqua Park F. J. L. Black Daily Journal Parsons College Presbyterian Church Alice B. Booker M. Ff. Church T. F. Campbell G A. R W.R. C

Exemption boards named for Iowa districts

President Wilson announced two district exemption boards for Iowa vocational exemptions and appeals. The southern district board includes William Cochrane, N. D. Ely, Harry Hopley, Clarence Van Epps, and G. F. Tucker. They will govern many counties across central and eastern Iowa.

Iowa Wilson Washington Town Federal William Cochrane Red Oak N. D. Ely Davenport Harry Hopley Lewis Clarence van Epps Iowa City Crawford Cass Harrison Mills Montgomery Pottawattamie Shelby Clinton Muscatine Scott Appanoose Davis Jefferson Mahaska Monroe Wapello

TWO PASTORS ARE DRAWN

Evansville Indiana on July 24 reports that few prominent businessmen in the city will be called in the first draft for the new national army. The Rev W R Kimmel and the Rev John Schenk were drawn along with educators Earl Nash A B Baxter and R Johnson. R H Underwood Western Union manager and G W Ridgway prominent optician are listed among those first block calls.

Evansville Ind National Army W. R. Kimmel Linwood Evangelical Church John Schenk St. Mary's Catholic Church Earl Nash A. A. Baxter R. Johnson R. H. Underwood Western Union G. W. Ridgway

Logan Draws Up Draft Quotas For State Counties And Cities

Adjutant General Guy B. Logan under Gov. Harding orders county and city quotas for 25 421 enlistments using state census data. Some areas have already met or exceeded their shares, reducing totals by 164, with Hamilton Story Page Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs cited as overfills. The roster lists 61 men from Harrison to Wayland who joined the ammunition train.

National Army Germany National Guard Regular Army Guy B. Logan W. L. Harding War Department Hamilton County Story County Page County Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Guard Army Navy

Brighton and Co M Baseball Game Box Score

Brighton and Co M drew a large crowd Saturday with Sheriff Campbell of Fairfield umpiring to everyone's satisfaction. Campbell’s ball record with the Brighton '95 team remains fondly recalled. The following is the box score of the game.

Brighton and Co. M Sheriff Campbell Fairfield Campbell Brighton

Gypsies Overrun Village After Takeover of Azalid School

A band of over 100 gypsies en route to Indianapolis seized the Azalid school and grounds seven miles south of Columbus Indiana. They looted and harassed residents until Sheriff Shaw formed a 25 man posse armed with shotguns and revolvers. The group dispersed after a confrontation and eight cars were in the caravan.

Columbus Ind Indianapolis Azalid Here

Parsons College Campaign Faces Showdown to Raise 100000

July 23 1917 appeal to Fairfield and Jefferson County residents details a campaign to raise 100000 for Parsons College external and internal fundraising. The message warns that without swift local contributions the college will face obligations and possible failure before January 1918 and calls for immediate action. The managing committee lists R B Louden C F Fryer R W Lamson H C Alston Ma W G Ross A G Jordan Chas Wade C J Fulton.

Fairfield Jefferson County Parsons College Montgomery Educational Association R. B. Louden C. F. Fryer R, W. Lamson H. C. Alston

Insurance for Soldiers With War Risk Coverage Proposed

Washington reports tentative plans from government officials and insurers to issue life insurance from 1000 to 10000 dollars on sailors and soldiers at ordinary rates. The government would pay the excess due to military risk. Family allowances based on dependents, disability indemnities, and administration by the war risk insurance bureau are included.

Washington War Risk Insurance Bureau

War Tax Bill to Be Pushed Despite Liquor Delay

Senate leaders moved to report the war tax bill after the finance committee vote and planned to begin debate on Wednesday. The action comes despite uncertainties over liquor legislation tied to the food bill.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Burlington Lads In Trouble Over Theft of Horse and Buggy

Three Burlington youths Paul Hobbs Homer Hobbs and Charlie Schultz ages 13 11 and 13 were arrested by the police matron for stealing a horse and buggy. The missing horse had been taken from Batavia Iowa Saturday night and found Sunday on South Main street Burlington. Police connected the boys to the theft after Sheriff Campbell’s description matched and the youths confessed.

Burlington Paul Hobbs Homer Hobbs Charlie Schultz Batavia Iowa Campbell Fairfield Jerry Despain South Main Street

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