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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
6
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A series of Republican primary announcements from Jefferson county dated June 3rd through June 1918. Names include William L. Long for State Representative, Walter Harris for Sheriff, E Ristine for Sheriff, Sanford Zeigle Jr for Clerk of Court, A C Turner for County Auditor, Vern S Samuelson for County Recorder, and R C Leggett for County Attorney.
A series of notices state candidate runs for County Recorder County Auditor and Supervisor in Jefferson County with pledges to run in the June 3 1918 Republican primary. Names include M Olga Raines J B Trent Geo Stephenson and Clyde C Bell. Support urged among Republican voters.
Voters are urged to consider Frank P. Mowery for House of Representatives on the Democratic ticket at the June 3 1918 primary. R H Spence seeks the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer and George M Ball runs for Clerk of Court, each subject to the primary voters approval.
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Virgil Maxwell 19 and Anna Allerdice 19 both of Lockrige confirming their intended union.
Dr. J. P. Simons of Ottumwa, U S veterinary inspector, reports seven outbreaks since January and plans a county wide sanitary survey. Inspectors will examine lots sheds and hog houses and supervise cleaning and disinfection to protect the new pig crop. Cooperation of farmers is urged as services are free.
Judge Seneca Cornell presided during a brief Fairfield stay, disposing probate and chancery matters. In Aaron Rhodes estate the final report was approved and the special administrator discharged. Banach v Witkoski motion for a new trial was overruled with a $369.70 claim. Sampson V Reno estate final report approved.
Rural schools and districts elected their officers this month and on the first Tuesday in April a county superintendent will be elected. The presidents of the school boards form a body for the vote and will meet at the Court house one week from next Tuesday.
The Fair Store Crail Brown Meat Market Charles Herring Ray Maxwell and Climax Grocery offer delivery cars to receive books for soldiers. Please prepare books in convenient shape ready for the cars on their regular trips from homes.
The home of Harry Coop nine miles north of the city burned last night. Origin unknown but likely started in a smoke house with meat lard canned fruit and provisions. No stove or fire near the building. No furniture clothing or contents saved. Occupants awoke and barely escaped with their lives.
Dr. R. C. Sayers resigns from the local Exemption board due to his brother’s serious illness at Algona Iowa. Gov. Harding accepts the resignation and appoints Deputy Sheriff M S Randall to fill the vacancy.
Cottage prayer meetings will be held tomorrow afternoon at the homes of W. W. Harris led by Mr. Hendricks J. S. Gantz led by Miss A. K Harper Fred McClain led by C. M. Graham I. A. Workman led by Mrs. Gus Scott
The Fairfield Theater presents France In Arms as the official French War Picture showing western front fighting and American troops in action with Gen Pershing and Gen Joffre. One state per picture. demand high. limited one day stand. Tonight Gail Kane's The Bride's Silence screens, plus Phillips Company vaudeville with a full musical program.
A recital is announced for tomorrow evening at 7 30 in Prof Moorhead's studio. The public is cordially invited to attend this artistic event and enjoy the performances.
Outside toilets and vaults must be cleaned before the last of April or penalties under Iowa statutes will be enforced. Mayor R. H. Munro and Health Officer Dr. J. W. Bean issue the notice. A McCord Chapter R. A. M. special communication is set for seven thirty this evening. all members urged to attend.
Actress Mary Pickford appears at the Orpheum Theatre today. Fans can expect a matinee and evening show with her latest film debuting on stage in a lively tribute to silent cinema.
Washington dispatch lists 30 U S casualties with two killed in action and three dying of wounds or accidents. Names include Captain Phelps Collins Lieut George Middleditch and Private Frank J Konopek among others. totals show killed in action two died of accident three died of wounds twelve died of disease and wounded severely or slightly.
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