Fairfield Boy 5 Honored by University Scientific Society
Friends of Mr George H Mount assistant in education at the State University of Iowa announce he was elected to Signali the honor scientific society. The recognition cites his excellent work in experiment psychology and marks him as the third student from the university honored. Mount, Parsons College and Iowa State Normal School graduate, is finishing his third year of graduate study.
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George H.mount
State University of Iowa
Signali
Hghest
Mount
Mr.Mount
Parsons College
Iowa State Normal School
The
State University
Sudden Death of A W Anderson Shocks Lockridge Community
A W Anderson, longtime Lockridge resident and retired farmer born in Sweden, died suddenly at 3:45 PM in the Lockridge Drug store. He was survived by his wife Carrie Reader Anderson, with funeral plans not yet set, likely to be buried in Upland cemetery.
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Lockridge
Iowa
A. W. Anderson
Lockridge Drug Company
Anderson
Sweden
America
Carrie Reader
Herald
Upland Cemetery
Carpenters Offer Aid for Daggett Home Laundry Room
Fairfield Carpenters' Union No. 1804 voted to donate one workday to build a laundry room at 200 South H Street for Mrs. Jesse Daggett and her six children. Committee to notify Mrs. Daggett includes J E Anger Frank Basham John F Lynn and James Greenfield. The Daggett family, with a paralyzed blind husband and an invalid, had relied on Mrs. Daggett’s laundry work. Funds already raised cover lumber for the project.
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Fairfield Carpenters’ Union
Jesse Daggett
South H. Street
J. E. Angeread
Frank Basham
John F. Lynn
James Greenfield
Daily Journal
Daggett
Fairfield
Buercker
Visitor Plans and Departures Noted
Readers share plans about upcoming trips and visits. Individuals announce travel dates, hosting arrangements, and expected durations.
California Letter: Iowa Picnic and Fiesta Park Exhibit
The writer recounts a California trip with friends to the Sierra Madre canyons and a San Gabriel river area visit. They describe orchards, grape-stump fields, and a social at a twelve acre ranch, then detail an automobile exhibit at Fiesta Park opening night with measurements, lighting, and car displays. The piece closes hinting at an Iowa reunion at East Lake Park tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa
Rey
Leech
Dave Miller
Turney
Chester
Pacific
Medriec
Sierra Madre
Imountains
Will Prewitt
San Gabriel River
Lee Green
Gren
Fairfield
San Gabriel
Fiesta Park
Hastings
East Lake Park
First District politics grow heated in Washington campaign
Col Brookhart seeks the Republican nomination as rival writings flood the Washington press with attacks. Burrell and Miller publish harsh critiques while Brookhart responds, accusing party insiders of treasonous railroad influence shaping the race.
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Col. Brookheart
Washington
H. A. Burrell
Washington Press
Col. Brookhart
Octopus
Chromic
Congress
Brookhart
Brook
Alex Miller
Washington Democrat
Miller
Republican Congressional Committee
Burrell
Washington County
Misiler
Social Hour Club Hosts Evening With DuBois Couple
The social hour club enjoyed a Saturday evening gathering with Mr. and Mrs. William DuBois, light refreshments, and a pleasant time. R. C. King family moved to a new home four miles east of Fairfield, with Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Davidson moving to the vacated residence.
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William DuBois
R. C. King
Fairfield
S. F.davidson
King
Liberty Ville Social Notes and Local Moves
Miss Freda Carter of Burlington visits for a week with relatives. Harley Yost bought three acres from A. B. Cleasby and plans a future build. A private skating party entertained local youths on Wednesday and Friday evenings. J. O. Boyd moved into the Howard Ronston property and Charley Grimes into the former residence.
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Freda Carter
Burlington
Harley Yost
A. B. Cleasby
J. O. Boyd
Howard Ronston
Charley Grimes
Miss Erdman Goes to Saint Louis
Miss Josephine Erdman, longtime assistant to the Fairfield Methodist pastor, resigns to take a similar role in St. Louis Missouri. Her farewell in Fairfield drew praise for her gentle care of the sick and gifts from church groups including a gold watch fob from Epworth Leaguers. Miss Mary Pool will assume part of Erdman’s duties locally.
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Josephine Erdman
St. Louis
Tennant
Fairfield
Miss Erhman
Miss Erdman
Epworth League
Mary Pool
T. S. Pool
Erdman
Fairfield Couple Wed in Washington Ceremony
Miss Edna M Chilcote of Washington and James V Delp of Fairfield were married at the bride’s mother's home with Rev D I Coon officiating. The quiet ceremony followed by a wedding supper, the couple returning to live in Fairfield where Delp works at Iowa Malleable Iron Co.
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James Delp
Fairfield
Edna Chilcott
Washington
Washington Journal
The
Baptist Church
T. H. Chilecote
Iowa Malleable Iron Co
Fairfield Couple Weds At Parsonage in Quiet Ceremony
Otho J. Overholser and Alta Ogden united in marriage at the Methodist church parsonage with close relatives present. They plan to live with his parents north of the city. Also, Albert L. Nelson and Nora M. Carnegie wed at Rev. C.L. Tennant's home and will reside near Salina after March 1. Orrin J. Kellogg, Fairfield novelist, gains recognition in New York and Chicago. recent magazine acceptances and earnings noted. Kellogg is a Parsons College alumnus, class of 1899, famed for his breezy style.
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Methodist
Otho J. Overholser
Alta Ogden
Milton Overholser
Albert L. Nelson
Mediapolis
Nora M. Carnegie
C.L. Tennant
Methodist Church
Nelson
Burlington
Salina
East Adams Street
Fairfield
Orrin J. Kellogg
New York
Chicago
Kellogg
Moore-Fryman
Mr. Kellogg
Charley Crail
E. L. Curry
Chas
Markham
Saturday Evening ‘Post
Lato
Philadelphia
Anslies
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds Quickly
Hoarse coughs sore chests and chest pains signal a dangerous illness if untreated. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals congested parts and brings quick relief. L. S. Bradshaw Co.
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Foley
L. 8
Bradshaw Co
Mrs Hillman Dies After Month Long Illness
Mrs Arthur Hillman died Friday night at her home southwest of Lockridge after a month of scarlet fever. She leaves three young children, the youngest an infant. Daughter of John Graber of Lockridge, she was 24 and married just over four years ago. Because of quarantine no service was held at home, a brief service was conducted at Lockridge cemetery at 1 PM.
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Arthur Hillman
Lockridge
Hillman
John Graber
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California
S. W. Brookheart
Liberty Ville
Miss Errnman
Saint Louis
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