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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

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Fairfield Club Seeks City Improvements At Luncheon

A Fairfield Commercial Club gathering features A G Jordan pressing a single question on the city’s greatest need. Members debate water filtration and sewers as key priorities with 90 business leaders present and a plan to pursue four main improvements including park commissions and paving in coming seasons.

A. G. Jordan C. M. Junkin Jordan Commercial Club Fairfield Leggett House Blaks J. B. Monfort F. Simmons Commercial Club of Fair Ladies Improvement Association E. F. Simmons J. B. Montfort C. Thorne S. A R. F Wilson W Cook William Louden W. P. Sullivan Starr Clarke Frank Fourt Park Commission Dillon Turney C. J. Fulton R B. Louden Dean Taylor Court House J.S. McKenney

Benns of Stockport Attend Business in Town

Mr and Mrs John Benn of Stockport were in the town to attend to various business matters, appearing briefly in public before continuing their schedule.

John Benn Stockport

Dr Kepford to Lectures Here Across Jefferson County

Rev Aretas E Kepford, lecturer for the Board of Control of State Institutions, will give free talks in Jefferson county at Pleasant Plain Libertyville Batavia Abingdon Lockridge Four Corners Salina Packwood Germanville Glasgow County Line March 6 to 21. Topic: The Social Aspects of Tuberculosis. Lectures promise educational value and wide accessibility.

Jefferson County Aretas E. Kepford Board of Control of State Pleasant Plain Libertyville Batavia Abingdon Lockridge Four Corners Salina Packwood Germanville Glasgow County Line Kepford

Dairy Special Train Tour Opens March 15

The State Dairy association and Burlington railroad launch a three car dairy lecture tour visiting Pairfield Birmingham Libertyville Batavia Fairfield and Lockridge with 7 30 pm evening meetings and a 9 30 am lecture the next day. Speakers include Hugh G Van Pelt E S Estes G W Patterson W W Marsh and others on dairy cattle silos feeding testing breeding and barn design.

State Dairy Association Burlington Railroad Pairfield Theevening Birmingham Libertyville Batavia Fairfield Lockridge National Repu Ation Jersey Guernsey Hugh G. van Pelt E.S. Estes G. W. Patterson North Iown WW. W. Marsh Dairymaid of Pinehurst E.R. Showmaker Kimball’s Dairy Farmer W. B. Barney G. H. Tellier American Association Creamery Butter Manufaturers Dr. O. ©. Thompson

Phone the West Side Laundry Service Ad

Laundry pickup and family wash offered by E M Sam with phone number 2299. Wagons will call for your laundry and delivery provided.

West Side Sam

January History of Jefferson County in 1911 Summary

January history for Jefferson County notes extreme weather with rain turning to ice and subzero temperatures. The month records many accidents and several deaths, including locals Anthon Zillman Nimrod Dyer and Sarah Whiting Van Nostrand, with long-running pioneer histories and a contested auditorship result from the December election.

Jefferson County H. Heaton Ledger Rock Paddy Wm. H Coop Merrimac Peter Salzman William Achenbach Lookidge Township Lockridge John Be@enberger Hggenberger Switzerland San Francisco Alexander McCracken Commodore McCracken Anthon Zillman Zillman Elizabeth Moone Campbell Edward Campb Campbell Pennsylvania Nimrod Dyer Mr. Dyer James Montgomery Mr. Montgomery James R. Davis Beckwith Mr. Davis Ohio Sarah Whiting van Nostrand van Nostrand Clark van Nostrand Walnut Township Nancy Hetzel Womelsdorf

When You Travel or Guests Arrive Tell Us

If you are leaving soon or expecting a visitor share the details with us. Note your destination or host, dates, and any plans so we can record your travel or visit and offer support if needed.

Senate Defeats Borah Direct Election Resolution 544 to 33

The Washington senate rejected the Borah resolution for constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by popular vote. It fell four votes short of the required two thirds with 54 yeas and 33 nays after a roll call. Senator Borah predicted renewed effort in the next congress and pledged continued advocacy.

Washington Senate Wee Virginia Yeas Bailey Beveridge Borah Bourne Bradley Briggs Bristow Brown Burkett Burton Carter Chamberlain Clapp Clark Wyo Clarke Ark Culberson Custom Cummins Dixon Dupont Frye Gamble Gore Grenna Guggenheim Jones LaFollette McCumber Martin Nelson Newlands Nixon Overman Curtis Davis Owen Paynter Perkins Piles Rayner Shively Simmons Smith Stephenson Stone Sutherland Swanson Taylor Thornton Warner Watson Young Bacon Bankhead Brandegee Bulkeley Burnham Burstows Crane Depew Dillingham Fletcher Flint Foster Gallinger Hale Heyburn Johnston Kean Lodge Lorimer Money Oliver Page Penrose Percy Richardson Root Scott Smoot Taliaferro Tillman Warren Wetmore Georgia New England Atlantic West Virginia Central West Mississippi South

Recount Boosts Columbus Population to 9400

Unofficial returns from a city recount place Columbus population at 9400, 600 above the census figure. East Columbus records 1500 residents and a campaign to merge East Columbus with Columbus begins to gain metropolitan privileges.

Columbus Ind East Columbus Greater Columbus

Morrison Gets Thirty Days

Judge D M Anderson sentences William Morrison to thirty days in Jefferson County jail after a 28 hour jury deliberation. The trial for alleged attempted rape drew crowds and jurors reported guilty of assault, with minors excluded from the courtroom.

Jefferson County D. M. Anderson William Morrison Morrison Mos

Two anniversaries mark Pairfield elders birthdays and golden union

Sylvester Clapp at 87 receives neighbors greetings at his daughter J Fred Clarke’s South Main home. John Turnbull and Miss Sarah Jane Ruggles celebrate a wedding anniversary in Libertyville with family guests. Local figures Olive and Edmond McCleary join the festivities while distant relatives travel from Richland Packwood and Beckwith.

Sylvester Clapp Pairfield J. Fred Clarke South Main Street Clapp John Turni Ted Libertyville John Turnbull Sarah Jane Ruggles Packwood Edmond McCleary Herbert Steele Richland Henry Shy M. Ruggles Nor Man Caviness Beckwith

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