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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1919

Page

3

Farm Bureau and Community Club Tax Help Big Week

Last week was busy for the Farm Bureau and the Community Club with 151 office calls 62 phone calls 123 personal letters and 864 circular letters. Two men H C Ferguson for the Farm Bureau and Geo Light for the Community Club filled income tax returns totaling 144. The effort aided farmers especially those lacking records. Farm Bureau offers Farm Business Record Books to help next year. J W Coverdale resigns as County Agent and becomes Secretary to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Murl McDonald will become County Agent Leader succeeding Coverdale.

Farm Bureau Community Club H. C. Ferguson Geo. Light J. W. Coverdale Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Murl McDonald Coverdale McDonald

Miss Kerner to Be Musical Director for Church Series

The Methodist church plans a series of special meetings starting next Sunday and continuing likely until Easter. Madeline Kerner of Chanute Kansas has been secured as musical director and soloist and will also teach Bible and work personally with members. She is experienced and highly recommended.

Miss Kerner Methodist Church Madeline Kerner Chanute, Kans Kerner

Local Briefs Highlight School Posts and Visits

Keosauqua resident Tom Campbell visits the city while Mrs. Marion Tracy of Brookville visits family. Several teachers are named for spring terms at Center Nos. 1 to 4. Local residents and visitors include the Robinsons of Batavia, Kurka to Fair Department, and Mrs. Townes of Montpelier. Community events cover funerals, prayers, and farm bureau notes with guidance on oats smut control and formaldehyde seed treatment.

Fairfield Iowa City Election to Pick Mayor and Officials

Notice of election for Fairfield Jefferson County Iowa on March 31 1919 to choose Mayor Treasurer Assessor Park Commissioner two Aldermen at large and ward Aldermen Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at Court House New Chicago Cafe City Hall and Public Library. signed R H Munro Mayor.

Fairfield Jefferson County Iowa First Ward Court House Second Ward New Chicago Third Ward Fourth Ward R. H. Munro

Special teachers examination set for March 28 and 29

A special teachers examination will be held at the Court House on March 28 and 29. Teachers who enter this examination will be required to have the twelve weeks normal training. June Chidester, Co Supt.

Court House Chidester

Farm Bureau Transfers Land Across Several Counties

Wm Bucher and others sell lots 5 6 8 and 9 in block 26 East Pleasant Plain for 2325. Matilda Danielson sells 59 acres in Sec 21 Lockridge for 4700. F W Smith sells 160 acres in Sec 22 Black Hawk for 28000. Samuel T Moore sells 240 acres in Sec 11 Buchanan for 25000. Chas H Gage to Emily R Leggett lot 5 Lincoln Terrace Fairfield for 1 dollar. G A Spielman sells lot 3 block 6 Stephenson's 2nd add Packwood for 1. John W Nelson to C E K Wilson 91 acres in Locust Grove Sec 6 for 19110. W H Boon to Fred Sumner 40 acres in Locust Grove Sec 38 for 4000. Cora M Snider to Wm Luther Whitmore 39 acres in Sec 32 Polk for 8000.

Wm. Bucher John Fritz East Pleasant Plain Matilda Danielson G. W Esther Scott Lockridge F. W. Smith Wm. Lake Black Hawk Chas H. Gage Emily R. Leggett Lincoln Terrace Fairfield G. A. Spielman J. C. Hill Stephenson Packwood John W. Nelson C. EK. Wilson Locust Grove W. H. Boon Fred Sumner Cora M. Snider Luther Whitmore Sec Polk

Notice of Jefferson County highway change meeting

A special Jefferson County Board of Supervisors meeting is set for Friday March 21 at 10 a.m. to consider the County Engineer’s recommendation on altering the Fairfield and Burlington road to straighten it. Plans and surveys for Federal Aid Project No. 3 are on file with the County Auditor.

Board of Supervisors Jefferson County Fairfield and Burlington

Chaplin at the Orpheum Tonight

The notice urges readers to see Charlie Chaplin at the Orpheum tonight. Also promotes Gaines Bros seed sale offering Alfalfa Alsike Miller Sudan Grass Cowpeas and Cane seed at 909-19.

Charlie Chaplin Orpheum Gaines Bros

Bakery remained after sale with front leased space

The seller states he has sold the retail grocery business and will lease the front portion of the room to others while retaining the wholesale bakery and packing desk in the rear. The new arrangement takes effect April 1.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Amatireland Tom Campbell Keosauqua Marion Tracy Brookville Harry Ball Naomi Lynn Carl Has No. 1 Center Inez Benn Stockport No. 4 Center Wilda Baldwin Eldon No. 3 Mrs George Robinson Batavia Gertrude Kurka Fair Department Store H. A. Townes Montpelier, Ohio Will Hammond Harvey Burkhart Charles Taylor Oklahoma A. L. King Mrs. King Clay Miller County Line Frank Dagget A. K. Harper Gus Scott Creston John Connor Dorothy Kahoka, Mo Mrs. Connor A. J. Green Rev. Stodgill Danville P. H. Heston H. G. Postel Violet Mae Lee Edward Ruth Evelyn Washington Robert Evans Calvin Hoskins North Court Street Ringelspach J. T. Axline Axline New York Camp Dodge Catherine Terrell Joseph Wanger John T. Davies the Wilson Real Estate Agency Farm Bureau Notes Samuel T. Moore Fred W. MccClain Buchanan Merich’s East Side Square Oxfords Aio C. E. Anderson A. C. Turner Matinee Orpheum Cremona Der Helen Gibson R. O. McCarty Aefolian Vocalion I. P. McLaughlin Co
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