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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

2

Discharged Soldier Alleges Cruelty in French Prison Camp

Frank Woods of Youngstown Ohio describes in a Senate letter to Senator Harding alleged brutal treatment of American prisoners in France. He claims officers used blackjacks and starvation and that prisoners were punished for attempting to contact relatives. He cites a lieutenant and a captain among those accused.

Washington France Harding Ohio Senate Military Committee Chamin Frank Woods Youngstown Maul Woods Este Dewey Nes

European relief plan eyed as J P Morgan aids crusade

Paris July 25 J P Morgan the leading international banker is in Europe amid a push to fund Europe’s postwar recovery. A joint London meeting of the supreme economic council and the International Shipping Board signals coordination. Plan to provide long term credits from American exporters to European importers aims to stabilize exchange and unlock further U S financing after treaty ratification.

Paris United ’S Europe Nce Great Britain Italy Jago-Slavia Czecho-Slovakia Po- Roumania Greece Germany Austria Bulgaria Turkey J. P. Morgan London Supreme Economic Council International Shipping Board Council United States

Forest Fire Wrecks Village in Delta County

Delta county Upper Michigan reports widespread fires destroying parts of several townships. A large virgin pine tract near Charlevoix Grand Traverse counties is threatened while Dollar settlement on Whitefish Bay shore near Sault Ste Marie was destroyed. residents evacuated.

Lansing Michigan Delta County Upper Michigan State Game and Forestry Department Charlevoix Grand Traverse Dollar Settlement Whitefish Bay Sault Ste Marie Antrim

Real estate boom hits Fairfield with rising prices

Farm land and residences command high prices as Fairfield sees a real estate surge. Agents report busy activity with several notable sales including Ba Roth selling on South Main to L. O. Gaines and John Gow moving from a 10 acre farm to East Kirkwood property. Arm strong sells 80 acre farm at 400 per acre to John Messer, a pace higher than two years ago. Junkin & sons buy John McDonald farm of 85 acres at 200 per acre. John Vedine sells Buchanan township farm to a Mt Pleasant buyer.

Fairfield Ba@ Roth Hhe South Main Street L. O. Gaines William

Lutherans and Methodists play 1–1 tie on Alumni Field

In the local league opener Lutherans and Methodists battled to a 1–1 draw last night on Alumni Field. Anspach opened scoring in the third for the Lutheran side, while Garber tied it for the Methodists in the fourth on a sequence of passed balls. Louden Machinery workers consider forming a company team to join the league.

Lutherans Methodists Alumni Field Fol Yount Smith Zeigler Noel ‘Garber Carey Clinkenbeard Swan Frye South George Anspach Oliver If Carlson Rayden Bishop Louden

Weekend Party Hosts Out-Of-Town Guests In Fairfield

Mrs Jamee Crail entertained several Ot tumwa residents and Miss Pearl Denning of Eddyville at a 604 South Main street gathering. Sunday School members planned a big Mission picnic with volleyball and baseball on the lawn, featuring the Boy Scouts of Leon with songs and readings. A Wednesday morning wedding at the Ot tumwa Methodist parsonage joined Lucile Allerdice and Chesney L. Smith, both Fairfield friends, as they head to Campbell Island East Moline for two months. Harmony club enjoyed an all day picnic at Mrs Joe Wilson’s home north of Fairfield with a large turnout and a lawn dinner.

Jamee Crail South Main ‘Street Earl True C. 0 Will ‘Allison Tom Price Charles Pouton Ottumwa Pearl Denning Eddyville New Chicago Mission Mission Lawn Boy Scouts of Leon Iowa Lucile Mildred Allerdice Day Curtis Elliott Glendale Fairfield Harmony Club Joe Wilson

Earl Vandegriff Visits Ottumwa Before Camp Dodge Discharge

Earl Vandegriff, recently returned from France, visited friends in Ottumwa on Wednesday. He served as a chaplain overseas and plans a few days at home before returning to Camp Dodge to receive his discharge.

Earl Vandegriff France Mr. Vanegriff Ottumwa Camp Dodge

Fire kills fire captain and infant in South Chicago blaze

Chicago July 24 Captain Hugh Murray of the Sixteenth Fire Engines company was killed and an infant burned to death as a fire swept a whole block of the South Chicago residential district. Four hundred were left homeless by the conflagration. The blaze started in the rear of a three story frame boarding house for steel workers at 8550 Buffalo Ave, likely from spontaneous combustion.

Chicago Hugh Murray Sixteenth Fire Engines Company Buffalo Ave

W D Garmoe Sells 800 Acre Farm at $400 an Acre

W D Garmoe and his son have sold the J D Armstrong 800 acre farm for 400 dollars per acre. The ad proclaims We sell good ones and notes a child’s bed with mattress for 3 dollars, listing phone 3455 and address 4056 W Burlington.

W. D. Garmoe J. D. Armstrong Burlington

Harsh Iowa Dry Spell Grips State Weather Experts Warn

The Iowa section reports extreme heat with Fairfield showing 95 yesterday and 200 today, other thermometers between 98 and 102. A locomotive shattering Joe Ball farm crops worsens drought as only .96 inch fell in eight days since June 15. Weather man Charles D. Reed sees no rain soon, noting scattered counties without rain in the north, east central, and southern areas.

Iowa Ahakap Fairfield Joe Ball Charles D. Reed

Public Sale of Fairfield High School houses scheduled

In accordance with a resolution of the Board of Directors of the Independent School District of Fairfield Iowa the two dwelling houses on the lots immediately west of the High School will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on the premises Saturday August 2 1919 at two o clock p m. Tenders will be announced at sale.

Independent School District Fairfield Iowa

Bargains in Land Offer Wide Options and Trade

Thousands of acres of land with timothy and clover crops near railroads markets and schools offered from 15.00 to 35.00 per acre. Trade possible. Also Iowa land and city property bargains plus insurance savings. Lundquist Son real estate and insurance 649-80 F. W. Lundquist & Son, Phone 2551.

Iowa F. W. Lundquist & Son

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