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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
2
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Milwaukee July 28 four boys and a man were struck and killed by a passenger train near the Wauwatosa depot. The dead are Matt Lewandowski thirteen Marney Lewandowski eleven John Niedziakowski thirty six Frank Niedziakowski twelve and seven respectively.
City seeks bids by August 8 1919 for curbing paving and grading on Maple Adams Highland streets in Fairfield Iowa. Alternate pavements include vitrified brick sheet asphalt and lithulithic on concrete base with bond 50 percent good for five years. bids opened 8 p m. conditions require certified check 5 percent and no withdrawal after filing and require performance bond and compliance with plans and assessments.
Peaches for sale Alberta peaches on Burlington track 3.75 per set delivered. A J Boyd phone 2763. One new seven room house modern cheap if sold quickly. C E Faulkner phone 1249 691-31. Dirt for sale about 1500 yards Thomas Thoma phone 689-5. Residence property 107 West Grimes seven room modern electric lights furnace bath near depot and square. Possession soon H A Mitchell 827. Copie's Dance Orchestra Armory tonight 679. Detroit gas range Mrs Harry Jones phone 175 692-29 Get your hat for the dance tonight.
Arrangements shift the regular band concert to Friday to avoid clashing with the county homie picnic on Thursday evening August 7. The event aims to host the largest crowd yet for the community meetings on the lawn with an old fashioned basket supper and a pleasing concert. Chaplain Winfred E B Robb of the 168th infantry Rainbow division will speak on The Price of Heritage with slides from front line scenes.
School Board No 1 Cedar township to J P Manatrey one acre in section 3 Cedar. Mary R Veach to EB B Browm lot 11 Witwood's add Batavia 1575 dollars. Alta Webb and husband to Charles C Lamson lots 1 2 in block 8 Salina 1 dollar. Jacob B McKemey et ux to Randa Horneman lot 4 in block 1 Mc Kemney and Hague's add Fairfield 650 dollars.
Washington report states the house voted to repeal the 10 percent tax on soda water and ice cream, ending a levy that applied to popular refreshments. The measure reflects fiscal policy changes prompting quicker relief for consumers and vendors statewide.
Mrs C Leggett plans to end the South Side Bridge club gathering at her South Main home on Wednesday. Miss Hazel Barnett and Harry Hydman of this city to wed tomorrow at 8 am at the Catholic church. Hydman recently returned from service overseas. Mr and Mrs Frank Ricksher and son Franklin with Mrs Amos Poet depart for a trip east. A called R N A meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the regular pace. Health club meets with Mrs L C Ball on No Main at 7 30 this evening. Florence Roth hosted yesterday for Mrs B M Raney of Toronto and Miss Bessie Greer of Los Angeles. refreshments served. Lutheran Philathea class picnic at Chautauqua park Wednesday evening. guests include Mrs Frank Scott of Gary Indiana Mrs J B Smith of Ottumwa and Mrs Lane Stansberry. class members asked to bring dishes.
Multiple property sales listed in Fairfield area records. George Bradfield and others sell parcels in Brookville and surrounding blocks for amounts up to 8 000 dollars. J C Harris sells lot 3 in Packwood for 1 026 dollars. First National Bank of Richlana transfers a Liberty tract for 2 000 dollars. Other buyers include Lucy Miles, Elisabeth Pickerer, H R Parsons and families, with various lots in Fairfield and nearby additions.
A notice states a gathering will occur at the church at 7 o'clock. Transportation will be provided for attendees.
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