Journal Printing Company Fairfield Journal
Fairfield newspaper notes publication weekly on Wednesdays with editors and managers listed. Details about staff include Mean Taylor and W Taylor with Peper as editor and manager.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
Iowa Governor’s veto on Oregon plan draws constitutional questions
The Chicago Record Herald notes Governor Carroll’s veto of the Oregon senatorial plan and questions the claim it violates the federal constitution. It argues the measure mirrors state actions already in force and questions implications for presidential nominations and the electoral college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Carroll
Chicago Record Herald
Fairfield Boys Band Treated to Oyster Supper Act
George Unkrich has led Fairfield city boys band for two years and treated its 22 members to an oyster supper at West Side restaurant after practice. The band and the High School orchestra stem from his efforts and remain popular with youths and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Unkrich
Thats
West Side
Unkrich
Fairfield
Mr. Unkrich
Sykes Barber Shop Closes on North Side
Sam Sykes, a longtime Fairfield barber and one of the first colored barbers here, closed his shop yesterday as a lien forced sale of fixtures occurred. The closure leaves only one colored barber shop in the city and his future plans are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sykes
Sykes
Fairfield
Gobel Correspondence School Opens Fairfield Branch
The Gobel Correspondence school expands to Fairfield with a local office operated by a representative. Miss Hattie Davis, recently完成 a course in bookkeeping shorthand and typing at Fairfield Modern Business College, is hired to assist. The move offers Jefferson county youths affordable access to educational work, saving time and postage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobel
Hattie Davis
Fairfield Modern Business College
Jefferson County
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Coop
The Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Coop of Pairfield was celebrated at the old log cabin in Jefferson county. The event marked fifty years of marriage with addresses, gifts, and pioneer reminiscences as relatives gathered for dinner and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coop
Pairfield
Rev. Osborn
Ralph Lamson
William Bali Enas Shaw
Charles Gage
Cranmore Gage
Lafayette Coop
Mr. Coop
Jefferson County
Fairfield
Richard Bruey
Joel D. Bates
Julia Easton
H. B. Keltner
William Louden
Thomas Gilbert
Coop
Louis Baston
Frank Coop
Birmingham
Government inspection of Company M in city
The annual inspection of Company M of the city was held last evening. Captain Robert H. Wescott of the Eleventh United States Infantry led the regular ceremonies with Captain J. F. Ready in command. Squads took part due to cramped quarters and the unit was praised for perseverance, with the new Company M home receiving high remarks from Captain Wescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com- M
Robert H. Wescott
Eleventh
United States Infantry
J. F. Ready
Wescott
Company M
Parsons College to Represent in State Oratorical Contest
Roy E. Curray of Parsons College will represent the school at the state oratorical contest to be held Friday evening at Leander Clark College in Toledo. Parsons is among eight colleges competing, rejoining the State Oratorical Association after several years away. Curray will speak on The Future of Government, facing strong contestants from Simpson Iowa Wesleyan Leander Clark Penn Parsons Morningside and Iowa State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Curray
Parsons College
Leander Clark College
Toledo
Parsons
Curray
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Leander Clark
Penn
Cee Parsons Morningside
Iowa State College
W A Stahlman Leaves South Main for Osage on Business
W A Stahlman of South Main street departs this evening for Osage for a short business trip lasting a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stahlman
South Main Street
Osage
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Taylor
W. Taylor
Peper van
Reed the Journal
Bartlett Pears
Seligrama
D. M. Ferry &Co
Gaines Bros
Seer Er Eee
Eas
P.O
Ledice
Roy Be, Curray
Brussels
Nottingham
Tamborn
J.e.roth &Co
Trowbridge-Davies Furniture Co
Solvay Coke
POW
Ss. A
North Fourth Street
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