Fairfield Ordinance Appropriations for 1917 and 1918
City council authorizes multiple fund appropriations for 1917 and 1918 across budget areas including general, water, grading, lighting, sewers, parks, roads, buildings, cemeteries, city hall, fire department, judgments, bonds, improvements, and road funds. Financial plan presented by Mayor Ralph H. Munro and City Clerk Paul Coleson with publication to Fairfield Daily Journal.
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Patrhols
Jens
Water Department
Fairfield
Jude
Mairfeld
Dolara
Fairfield Daily Journal
Ralph H. Munro
Presbyterians Meet A M E Tonight at Alumni Field
The Presbyterian nine of the Sunday school league faces the A M E ball teasers this evening at 4 26 at Alumni field. Both sides have practiced daily and promise an exciting contest with high rivalry and lively play. Tomorrow night United Presbyterians and the Mission plan a future game.
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Alumni Field
Presbyterian
Battle Royal
United Presbyterians
The
Mission
Goethals Urges Big Fleet of Aeroplanes
Major General George W. Goethals and banker Frederick W. Allen urged the Senate Military Affairs subcommittee to centralize the authority and responsibility for the $600,000,000 air fleet program. They argued aeronautical power is scattered and urged one commander to direct air construction for decisive victory alongside big guns.
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Frederick W. Alien
New York
Western Front
Senate
Goethal
Fairfield Woman Praises Tanlae Relief For Aches
Mrs Sam Bell of Fairfield describes Tanlae a tonic of barks and berries as wonderful for nervous indigestion rheumatism and insomnia. She says her appetite improved sleep returned and pain stopped after using Gaumer Bros Tanlac and urges others to try it as well.
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Tanlae
Sam Bell
Wairfield
Taniac
Mrs. Bell
Gaumer Bros
Panlac
Despondent wife attempts suicide with carbolic acid
Mrs. John Logan, in despondency, swallowed carbolic acid from a partly filled vial last evening. Two physicians treated her. mouth and throat burned but condition not serious. Family housed in Boyd flats on North Fifth Street. domestic trouble noted. She has two children aged three and five.
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John Logan
Sho
Loganes
Boyd Flats
North Fifth Street
Smale
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Moves
Mrs. 8 W Clark of Atlantic visits daughter Mrs Donald McGiffin while Ruth Pinch of Huron is in town. Maurice Fryer from Chicago visits his parents Mr and Mrs O F Fryer. Mrs W Montgomery and Edith return to Brighton after city visit. Mr and Mrs C M Redick move into state above Gau Mer drug store. Mrs RK Walker and son Raymond visit Batavia to see Mrs Walker's mother Mrs Gillis. Armour Wilson of Wapello finishes Yeoman training in Rhode Island and heads to Philadelphia for ship duties. Mrs Hol Sawyer and daughter of Ames visit Dr and Mrs C L Gamrath.
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Ruth Pinch
Huron
Maurice Fryer
Chicago
O. F. Fryer
W. Montgomery
Edith
Brighton
C. M. Redick
Gaumer Drug Store
RK. G. Walker
Raymond
Batavia
Armour Wilson
Wapello
Naval School
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Penn
Hol. Sawyer
Ames
C. L. Gamrath
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Ordinaner HO
Paul Coleson
Guy Clerk
Pesbyterians
Goethals
IHS Fairfield
Tanlag
8. W. Clark
Atlantic
Donald McGiffin
Orpheum Orchestra
William Fox
Genevieve Hamper
George Beban
H. P. McLaughlin CO
Broadway
Court Streets
Frazey Verle
Frazey
A. V. Frazey & Son
Thoma
Fairfield Pure Ice Company
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