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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
Post Office Farr Iowa Mail Matter Classification
The fragment notes mail matter status classified under section four class at the Farr Iowa post office. It indicates official mailing designation but provides limited contextual details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farri
Iowa
Third Liberty Loan Draft of Dollars
The article outlines the Third Liberty Bond program as a nationwide draft of funds based on bank resources. It explains county quotas allocated from state bank wealth and township officials listing residents net worth to assign bond obligations with white pink and yellow card classifications for compliance and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Department of Justice
Courteguy Batty
Paul
Highland Park Baptist Property Purchase Discussed
Iowa Baptists conserve purchase of Highland Park property with plans for immediate improvements of 25 000 dollars and eventual multi hundred thousand dollar development. President A Earl of Union College notes advance funding and construction plans for park and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Highland Park
Diet Mead
Naegees
Mleiut
Lye Agerty
Cencalidatou
Helimu
Chautauwa Park
Highand Park
Mn A. Earl
Union College
Fairfield Sentry Reports Private Goddard Slightly Wounded
Official telegram informs Fairfield that Private Loren S. Goddard infantry was slightly wounded in action on March 9. He is son of S. E. Goddard, member of Company M recruited locally. No further engagement details available. message notes only slight injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren S. Goddard
Infantry
America
Fairfield
Loren Goddard
S. E. Goddard
Company M
Bennett Found Not Guilty of Breaking the Sabbath
The state case against Hugh Bennett for breaking the Sabbath ended with a not guilty verdict in Squire M Redick's court. The charge stemmed from Fairfield theater opening on Sunday afternoon, the city’s first Sunday performance. Bennett says he will keep Sunday matinees only to avoid church conflicts. It is unclear if further legal action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bennett
Squire
M. Redick
Fairfield Theater
Bennett
War Garden Campaign to Start Next Monday
Fairfield plans a wartime garden drive led by Superintendent A W Crane. Students will leave garden club cards at homes and return the data next day to guide local planting, focusing on beans and potatoes. Committees include Seeds A W Crane Plowing Bruce Gobble Publicity Hugh Stephenson Land J W Price and General Secretary Roy Emry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
A. W. Crane
Hugh Stephenson
J. W. Price
Roy Emry
Gobble
City Schools Show Positive War Savings Stamp Totals
Fairfield schools report War Savings Stamp contributions across grades and buildings. Totals show Lincoln and Washington leading with substantial amounts while Logan and the High School build totals contribute to a grand sum of 851.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Washington
Logan
Lincoln
Henry County Man Faces Voluntary Contribution Charge
William Kreiger, a farmer from Canaan township, is taken before the U S marshal on charges of disloyalty tied to alleged influence on draft classification. He offered a voluntary $1000 Red Cross gift to avoid broader charges, amid claims the district board was swayed by money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
William Kreiger
New London-Winfield Road
Canaan Township
Local Defense Committee
Hleni Red Cross
Red Cross
Krei
Perwan
Apd
Wesleyan Bible Class Cancels This Month's Meeting
Society notes report no business meeting this month for the Wesleyan Bible Class. the group will resume in April. The Ladies Improvement Association plans a library meeting on Saturday March 16 at 3 pm with officer elections and other business. Edith Starr to wed Captain Hubert Elmer Howard in Rockford Illinois on March 22 at 5 30 pm. Mrs. John Peebler hosts relatives for birthday dinner at Libertyville. DAR会 meets Miss Mary Helen Crail home at 7 30 pm. Elks dance moved to Friday night at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Bible Class
Ladies Improvement Association
Hubert E. Howard
E. A. Howard
Chicago
Chas
Thomas Sackett
Edith Starr
Hubert Elmer Howard
331St Field Artillery
Second Congregational Church
Rockford
Ill
John Peebler
Libertyville
J. T. Rodgers
Edith
Victor Bates
Fairfield
G. F. Swanson
Carl Riggs
H. D. Davis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Helen Crail
North Fourth Street
Recruiting Officer Visit This Week For Military Service
A recruiting officer from the recruiting office will be in the city Friday and Saturday to meet men aged 18 to 40. He will discuss joining any branch of the military and there is a special day set for those who wish to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviiteon
Fehday and
Seturday E Tre
Pnet
Babel
Hiearciy
Government Entertainment at the Proshy Fair
A fragmentary notice describes a government entertainment event at a fair likely in Storm Lake Manchester area. It mentions Minerva Merthoster Rowley and others performing with patriotic literature, and notes tickets available at the fair window alongside Harper brushes on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Minerva
Wien Rowley
Elie
Storm Lake
Harper
Boy Scout Drill and Overland Trip Planned
All Boy Scouts meet at headquarters Friday at 7 PM for drill with fines for absentees. Scout diaries available from the commissioner. A demonstration is planned next week at Cross Lanes. Grade school boys meet Saturday at 4 AM in Scout rooms with dinner for an overland trip, returning between 3 and 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Lanes
Women Candidates Lose in Washington School Board Election
In Washington Iowa on March 13 two women candidates Mrs Hollinger and Ida Harmon were defeated in a close school board election. Opponents argued a new high school project shows women are unfitted for such oversight. winner T J Berdo and Carl Hedges replace retiring Charles Long. A studio recital by Prof Moohend occurs at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs. Hollinger
Iss Ida Harmon
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HUNS
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Adjutant General
Bruce Gobble
HENRY
Patrick's
Ton
Horrow
BOY Scout News
T. J. Berdo
Carl Hedges
Charles Long
Moohend
John
First Presbyterian Church
Dig Oege
Juss Adinerva
Yidane Kisles
Bist
I Fairfield
Christian Endeavor Society
Roth & CO
Roth
Sclheowminesser
J.w.oliversson
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