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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1919

Page

4

Non-Partisan Judiciary Move Affects Iowa Courts

Des Moines March 19 Governor Harding signed the non partisan judiciary repeal bill, moving nominations from judges to county and state conventions. The Thirty-eighth General Assembly passed a child eye care bill to require antiseptic treatment at birth, with penalties for non compliance. Other measures included raising assembly pay and a power to build state cement plants. roll calls and votes noted, with last actions affecting license and road issues.

Des Moines Harding Price Albia Senate Tower House Clem F. Kimball Council Bluffs Thirty-eighth General Assembly General Assembly Institution For the Blind Vinton Arch McFarlane Committee On Agriculture Epps Wapello County McFarlane Iowa

Primary results in Ottumwa city race

Ottumwa Iowa March 19 C O yfarren and Mayor Leeny won the mayoral nominations for the March 31 election. Former Mayor Carter and William Kelly fared poorly with about 500 votes each, Warren 1574 and Leeney 1020. Charles Chilton led commissioner race with 1794. he, James King, John Weidenfeller and W J Berry will run for council. Voters numbered 18 candidates in field, four for mayor. turnout down about 600 from 1917.

Ottumwa Iowa C. O. Yfarren Leeny Carter William Kelly

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers

We express gratitude to friends for kindness and flowers during our sorrow. Mrs. H. F. Keller, Mrs. Gilbert Canterbury, F. P. Howlett appreciate the support and sympathy received.

H. F. Keller Gilbert Canterbury F. P. Howlett

Registration Notice for City Election Voter Registration

The Board of Registration will meet on March 90 and 21 and again March 29 for registering voters not registered at the last election or who have moved. Sessions run 8:00 p m to 9:00 p m. A further session March 31 registers only voters from the city previously. Mayor R H Munro signs.

R. H. Munro

For Sale Classified Items From Local Market

A dense listing of sale notices including hay and straw, a heifer calf, an Overland model 75-B auto, early Triumph potatoes, household goods, houses, bicycles, barns, eggs for setting, and cottages. Multiple names and contact numbers indicate a bustling community classifieds page with two days sale window and trade offers. The items cover farm produce, livestock, vehicles, real estate, and domestic goods with phone contacts and addresses.

Wm. Cox Ruth Gonterman Fairfield Iowa Triumph North Court Street H., S. Stark

For Rent Rural and City Homes in Local Listings

Four rooms at 610 West Kirkwood inquire W B Holcomb. Three unfurnished rooms in a modern house 304 E Burlington phone 1350. Five room house and good barn inquire John Bower 928 21 905. Cottage Hotel 14 rooms modern $20 per month also house and 4 modern rooms see Russell Smith 897 18. Eight room house modern furnished and unfurnished would like to retain two or three rooms two garden spots phone Dials ae.

A. L. King Orpheum East Adams Journal Office South Third Street Harry R. Parsons Logan West Kirkwood W. B. Holcomb E. Burlington John Bowermaster Russell Smith

Classified notices from city journal page

Rental rooms and job ads listed for housekeeping second cook care of journal office outdoor work driving car salary 35 dollars week office work sweet cream purchase lost cameo brooch between square and depot seek finder at journal office city classified notices reflect local employment housing and missing item offerings

Ballard Hall Journal Office France McKinley Bailey Square C. B. & Q Depot

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