Walter R Harper Dies After Illness at 12
Walter Ralph Harper died last evening at Jefferson County Hospital from appendicitis. He was twelve, born in Fairfield on September 19, and lived with his parents Al and Mrs Harper southeast of the city. He leaves three sisters, three brothers, and relatives. Funeral services will be held at the Charles Les home on South Wilh Mieke tomorrow at 2:40 p.m. with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Quieting Title Suit In Jefferson County Iowa
The District Court of Jefferson County Iowa September Term 1918 hears Joe L Ball versus John Rh etc and unknown claimants over parts of sections 31 19 township 72 range 10 west. Ball seeks judgment to quiet title to lands he and grantors have possessed openly for over twenty years and asks for general equitable relief. Defendants must appear by noon of the second day or a default will be entered.
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Salvation Army Drive Under Way in Ottumwa
The Ottumwa Salvation Army war fund drive has collected 2028.56 dollars with committees active in the city countryside. Rural areas have begun their campaigns and expect to meet or exceed quotas while many subscriptions are being doubled to reach the required total.
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Griffith & Pierton Debt Notice and Jack Pickford at Orpheum
Notice asks all indebted persons to call and settle at once with Griffith and Pierton. Also announces Jack Pickford performing at the Orpheum Saturday night in His Majesty Bunker Bean.
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Daily Journal Classified Rates And Policy Update
The Daily Journal announces new terms for classed ads effective June 1. Cards of Thanks cost 50 cents, poetry 5 cents a line, and letters from service members are welcomed. Communications may be accepted with limited general interest, and rates for classifieds are 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each following insertion with a five line minimum.
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Kaaba Temple Shrine Ceremonial Set for Washington IA
The Kaaba Temple Shrine ceremonial will be in Washington on Thursday June 27. An expected 400 to 500 southeastern Town men will attend all day sessions with a banquet in the evening. The opera house hosts the event and a parade is planned in the afternoon. Shriners from Davenport will supply lodge regalia as Washington hosts welcome events.
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Probate of Will Notice in Jefferson County Iowa
Notice is given that Laura E B Weitzel deceased has a will on file in Jefferson county District Court. A proof and final hearing are set for September 9, 1918 at 2 p m. in the September term 1918. Clerk GEO M Ball signs. Also a cinema ad for Jack Pickford in His Majesty Bunker Bean at The Orpheum Saturday night.
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