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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

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Notable Men Visit Fairfield Ball For Governor Carroll

Fairfield welcomed Governor B. F. Carroll and a host of dignitaries with a citywide display of national colors. A noon procession formed in the square and escorted the governor to Leggett House for a formal dinner as local and state officers arrived from Des Moines Oskaloosa Burlington Iowa City Centerville Davenport Corning Clarinda and Iowa State University. Capt Mumma and other officers were among those expected.

Fairfield B. F. Carroll Iowa Company M Burlington Governor Carroll Leggett House Anthony W Jaques Grand Army of the Republic National Guard Guy E. Logan Logan Edwin E. Lucas Lucas Des Moines J. F. Lacey Oskaloosa Fred Holsteen George Ball R. P. Howell Iowa City Col. Kinakid Davenport Joseph Fee Centerville Stanley Corning Wilson Reed Clarinda M. C. Mumma Iowa State University Mumma

Armory plans and history of Fairfield Fifty Fourth Iowa National Guard

Officers of Company M and the Fairfield Armory recount the unit’s past inspections and welcome the visiting officer. The Fairfield Armory, incorporated May 9 1910 with 20000 capital, is built on Barndollar property at Broadway and B streets with a 1700 seating drill hall and extensive rooms. Funds raised include a Hard Tack social netting about 50, Sunday meetings yielding 150, and concerts at Chautauqua Park and Des Moines encampments generating proceeds. purchases and site changes include Ricksher property and Barndollar site, with 500 remaining in treasury after a mass meeting.

Fairfield Armory Company Dillon Turney F. Fryer R. J. Wilson J. F. Ready C. M. Junkin C. C. Cummings D. A Broadway Amon Fifty-Fourth Regiment E. F. Lucas Chautauqua Park 51Th Regiment Fairfield Des Moines Fort Riley Kansas Joseph Ricksher West Briggs Street East Broadway Ricksher Treasury

Evolution of Co M and Iowa National Guard lineage in Jefferson

The record traces Jefferson Guards through multiple reorganizations and designations from April 1876 to March 1908. Key figures include Capt. Sam A. Farmer Jr, Capt. Thomas L. Hoffman, Capt. William A. Daggett, Capt. Anthony W. Jaques, Capt. Samuel C. Farmer, Capt. George Harrison, Capt. Charles P. Lipperl, Capt. Wilson G. Heaton, Capt. Charles B. Magill, and Edwin E. Lucas. It covers unit transitions to Company D, Second Regiment, to Company M in 54th Iowa, and later reelection and commissions up to 1908.

Jefferson Guards Sam. A. Farmer Iowa National Guard Thomas L. Hoffman William A.daggett Anthony W. Jaques Samuel C. Farmer George Harrison Charles P. Lipperl Iowa National Guards Edwin E. Lucas John F. Ready

The Captains and Officers Listed for the Company

A roster lists captains Sam A. Farmer Jr 1876 Thomas L Hoffman 1877 William A Daggett Anthony W Jaques 1880 Samuel Farmer George Harrison 1885 Charles P Sippell 1886 00 Wilson G Heaton 1896 08 company Mustered Out Charles P Magill Edwin E Lucas John F Ready 1879 1881 1899 1908 Present Officers Captain John F Ready First Lieutenant Charles C Cummings Second Lieutenant David A Ricketts

Sam A. Farmer, Jr Thomas L. Hoffman William A. Daggett Anthony W. Jaques Samuel Farmer George Harrison Charles P. Sippell Wilson G Heaton Charles P. Magill Edwin E. Lucas John F. Ready

Armory Dedication Marks Milestone in Fairfield Company M

The Armory project highlights Company M and Fairfield with a building costing $25,000 after less than five and a half years from the initial step. In February 1906 the first entertainment for the new Armory took place.

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Fairfield Armory Dedication Delivers State Governor Visit

The Fairfield K of P Band Company M and W R C escorted the governor to the armory for exercises. Hon. A W Jaques presided. Governor Carroll lauded Company M and Fairfield's military tradition and Armory’s beauty, with Maj Lacey compare old and new soldiers.

Fairfield K. of P Leggett House A. W. Jaques Unkrich W. W. Montgomery Florence Glen J. P. Starr Iowa Fairfield Colonel Kinkaid Davenport Starr Percy Easton Governor Carroll Jaques Carroll Company M Maj Lacey Oskaloosa Major Lacey

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Armory Board Fifty-Fourth United States Army Ottumwa Lieut D. A. Ricketts the Armory Lucaa Armory Projest Wilson G. Heaton Charles C. Cummings David A. Rickets Fairfield Way
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