Canning Demonstrations Schedule Across Jefferson County
The cold-pack canning demonstrations started in Jefferson County this week with two meetings daily for two weeks. An Ames demonstrator arrived to lead sessions, with gas supplied free by Town Electric Co. manager R S Torrance. Attendance targets include Fairfield High School July 6 7 and numerous township sites through July 6.
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Jefferson County
Ames
Fairfield
Fairfield High School
R.S. Torrance
Town Electric Co
Ed. Hunt
Proclamation by Governor Harding on June 10 1917 Murder case reward
Governor Harding offers a 500 dollar reward for the apprehension and delivery of John Doe in the Elmer Bates car crash murder case in Jefferson County Iowa. Reward paid only after conviction and supreme court affirmation. not payable if at proclamation time the suspect is at large. Des Moines August 23 1917. W L Harding. Attest W L Allen.
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Harding
Elmer Bates
Jefferson
Iowa
John Doe
I. W. L. Harding
State of
Supreme Court
Des Moines
W. L. Harding
Personal notices from a city column
Miss Dorothy Phelps visits her father in Omaha Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Eugene Black move into 51 West Kirkwood. Frank L Johnson and A Pearl Ring receive marriage licenses. Mrs J E Wellman returns from Iowa City. Barbara and Beatrice Schreck back from Washington visit. Mary Johnson visits C G Hansen home. Orville Wilson visits city from St. Joe Missouri. Mrs Gurley Bush visits Mt. Pleasant. Mrs Leroy Williamson visits sister in Peoria Illinois. Harold Vorhie leaves for new work in Chicago. Martin Hughes visits son James Hughes. Mrs August Kasowsky visits Ottumwa relatives. Mrs C E Anderson returns from Otumwa visit. Auto delivery truck for sale along with road horse, wagon, harness. Julius Standaert phone 1596 West Side Grocery. 872 FOR SALE cattle bred dogs. 869 FOR SALE typewriters rebuilt to factory prices. Journal ad copy included.
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Dorothy Phelps
Omaha
Neb
Eugene Black
West Kirkwood Street
Frank L. Johnson
Havelock
Iowa
A. Pearl Ring
Fairfield
J. E. Wellman
Iowa City
E. J. Foster
Barbara
Beatrice Schreck
Washington
Mary Johnson
Boone
C. G. Hansen
Orville Wilson
St. Joe
Gurley Bush
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Schnurr
Leroy Williamson
Peoria
Ill
R. L. Taylor
Harold Vorhie
Chicago
Martin Hughes
North English
James Hughes
August Kasowsky
Ottumwa
C. E. Anderson
Prof
H. C. Johnston
Julius Standaert
West Side Grocery
Remingtons
Monarchs
L. C. Smiths
Royals
Ask the Journal
American Writing Machine Co., Inc
South Dearborn, Street
Wanted notices for bike and housework jobs
Classified seeks a second hand bicycle from Raymond Culp at 701 East Stone Street. A separate ad seeks a woman or girl for general housework with phone number 1436 or visit 204 West Briggs Street.
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Raymond Culp
East Stone Street
West Briggs Street
Jeremiah Sutton died in 1917 probate notice
Jeremiah Sutton died in May 1917. his widow Sarah E. Sutton is administratrix of the estate. Creditors are asked to arrange settlement with the surviving widow. Also a People’s Column listing local sale items at 304 West Jefferson Street including tomato plants and various used goods with contact numbers.
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Jeremiah Sutton
Sarah E. Sutton
West Jefferson Street
Prairie Chapel Church Hosts Ice Cream Social and Music
The Prairie Chapel church invites all to an ice cream social and musical on Friday evening. The event promises a friendly community gathering with desserts and entertainment.
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Prairie Chapel Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center M. E. Church
Blackhawk Township
Penn Township
Pleasant Plain
Germanville School
Walnut Township
Salina Hall
Lina
Beckwith
Buchanan Township
Lockridge
Lockridge Township
Glasgow
Round Prairie Township
Cedar Township
Center Township
Lee T. Gobble
Gov. Harding
W. Lallen
Secretary of State
PURE
People’s Column
O. K
O. R. Corey
Newport Cafe
Cable Lumber Co
Iowa State Savings Bank
D Street
North Ninth Street
Frank Berard
J. P. Manatrey
Wm. Parsona
White ‘T’ Store
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