Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Fairfield Journal in Fairfield, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1910

Page

1

Fairfield Celtics Sweep Fort Madison In Basketball Double

Fort Madison girls beat Fairfield 9 to 8 in a closely fought early game. Fairfield boys then surged in the second half to win 37 to 23, avenging the sisters and placing both Fairfield teams ahead of Fort Madison on the season. A large crowd watched strong team play across the day.

Pairfield High School Fort Madison High School Fairfield Althe Ft. Madison Fort Madison

School Board Keeps C E Krueger As Director

With no school meeting held at the scheduled time C E Krueger will serve another year as director. Inez Benn recovers from appendicitis while William Brawner has moved away to reside in the city. Mont Harrold visited for business on Thursday and Mrs Krueger visited H J Williams. School starts Monday March 28 and Miss Ethel Julian will continue teaching. Mr and Mrs Henry Watters shopped and visited in the city Thursday.

C. E. Krueger Inez Benn William Brawner Bennett Ethel Julian Mont Harrold Krueger H. J. Williams Henry Watters

Beckwith Rauscher Opens Store With Large Local Turnout

Chris Rauscher opened his new Beckwith store on Wednesday to a record crowd from across the county. Farmers and wives filled the village by four o clock as he gave away four items including a plow, an oil stove, a washing machine, and a pair of trucks to noted locals.

Beckwith Chris Rauscher Rauscher G. E. Johnson al. Cox David Roach Scott McComrick

When You Travel or Guests Visit You

If you are leaving town or hosting someone, note dates, destinations, and contact details. Include who stays, where you will be, and how to reach you. Plan for mail, utilities, and pet care. Share emergency contacts and return plans with trusted friends or family.

Holy Week Services Planned at Fairfield Churches

Fairfield churches will hold Holy Week services each evening including Presbyterian Congregational and Catholic. Rev H J Hogan of Saint Marys attends Davenport cathedral so Fairfield will not hold early week services. Presbyterians feature Rev McNeil Libertyville and Congregational offers Rev Graves on The Inspiration Of The Cross with music by Miss Gertrude Conner at 7 30. Services run parallel to the Fairfield Parsons lecture at Library Hall tonight at 8 00.

Fairfield Presbyterian Congregational H. J. Hogan Saint Mary’s Church Davenport McNeil Libertyville Graves Gertrude Conner Pairfield-Parsons Library

Guernsey Club Formed Near Fairfield Iowa

The Fairfield Guernsey Club, formed to promote Guernsey cattle in Jefferson county, reports three members C J Brawner W B Castall and G M Enlow recently bought Lady's Glenwood 8533 of Wilcox Stubbs Co. The cows include Dairy Maid of Pine Hurst and Judette of Pinehurst with daughters earning high butter fat and top prices. One daughter sold for 400 to Mr Woods Omaha, another shipped to Barnhart, and a young heifer to join a Dairy Special tour. Three registered sites Lady's Glenwood 6533 Rosettes Harry 10914 and Harry's Gypson Boy 14220 exemplify strong breed stock near Fairfield.

Fairfield Guernsey Company Jefferson County C. J. Brawner W. B. Castell G. M. Enlow Des Moines Lady’s Glenwood Wilcox Stubbs Co Dairy Maid of Pine Hurst Judette Pinehurst Iowa Mr. Woods Omaha Neb Barnhart Fairfield Hugh van Pelt Harry

Pumpkin Center Social and Work Notes

Mr and Mrs Smith visited their daughter Mrs Maggie Welch of Mt Pleasant on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Anthon Zihlman were Sunday visitors at Fred Wieneke home. Joseph Kirk in his 77th year helped cut stove wood with cross cut saw all day. Peter Lyons Alfred Gates and Clarence Lilliblade met at Pumpkin Center. Mrs Jeffery formerly Miss Effie Huffman was buried Monday in Green Mound cemetery. Sub district No 9 members met at the school house and left with new hitchracks. Sawmill is set and to begin work Wednesday. Ida Lyons attended Mohawk meeting Sunday night.

Smith Maggie Welch Mt. Pleasant Anthon Zihlman Fred Wieneke William Jacob A. Kirk Joseph Kirk Kirk Peter Lyons Alfred Gates Clarence Lilliblade Jeffery Effie Huffman Green Mound Ida Lyons Mohawk

Keokuk Track Meet Invites Broad Regional Participation

Keokuk Iowa hosts the Third Annual Track Meet in May drawing over two hundred high school athletes from Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Renowned officials include D S Hofer referee from the University of Chicago and assistants H Ratcliff C H Hennemann L H Belknap Cortes Maxwell with a roster of notable coaches and editors contributing to the event.

Keokuk Iowa Glen Parsons Illinois Missouri D. S. Hofer University of Chicago Cortes Maxwell Eli Maxwell Yale R. E. Chamberlain Y. M.C.A C.H. Dickey Daily Gate City Federick C. Smith The George C. Pechstein Keokuk High School H. T. Powers Wabash College Norman Keidaish Constitution Democrat Marc L. Parsons Knox, College

Mrs. Cillisa Jane Simmons Dies at Four Corners

Jefferson county pioneer Mrs. Cillisa Jane Simmons died at home near Four Corners after a week with measles. Born September 21, 1831 in Illinois, she moved to Jefferson county as a girl and married Riley Simmons at 14. Survived by many children in Kansas California and Pensylvania, plus a sister, she was active in the Evangelistic church. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m at the residence, burial in Lockridge cemetery near Salina.

Cillisa Jane Simmons Jefferson County Four Corners Simmons Illinois Riley Simmons Mattie Litton Winterset Mary Peterson Kansas Etta Nelson Alicia Charles Maxberg Lela Lindy Frank Sam California Lulu Hopkins Pensylvania Alice Bancroft Della Voorhies Lusetta Webb Mt., Ayr

Iowa State Savings Bank Increases Capital Stock

The Board of Directors unanimously voted to raise the bank's capital stock to 100000. The change will take effect at the July 1 annual meeting, when combined capital and surplus reach 200000. Organized July 1 1890, the bank celebrates its twentieth anniversary in southeastern Iowa.

Jefferson County Iowa State Savings Bank Iowa State Bank Iowa

Deaths in Fairfield and Jefferson County

March 16 notice details the deaths of Alanson Messenger in Fairfield after a brief pneumonia illness and William D. Ankrom in Jefferson County after months of paralysis. Messenger, born February 18 1831 in Windham Ohio, lived in Danville and Fairfield, involved in business and active in local Republican circles. Ankrom, born December 22 1833 in Tyler County West Virginia, settled in Jefferson County in 1838 and spent his life farming and local affairs.

William D. Ankrom Jefferson County Cedar Township Mr. Ankrom Tyler County West Virginia Burlington Iowa Ankrom

Anderson announces wedding plan in Libertyville

Mrs. Nancy Anderson of Libertyville invites inclusion for her daughter Ada Belle Anderson to Grant Harrison Johnson. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening March 23 at seven o'clock at the Anderson home in Libertyville.

Nancy Anderson Libertyville Ada Belle Anderson Grant Harrison Johnson

Mrs Ann Dennis Dies in Ohio After Paralysis Attack

Telegram announces the death of Mrs. Ann Dennis at her daughter Alice's Newark Ohio home. Born May 13 1829 in Newark she married John W Dennis in 1847 and lived in Newark Indianapolis and Richmond. She leaves two daughters Miss Anna Dennis of Newark and Mrs Will Thomas of Richmond. Funeral and burial in Richmond Indiana.

Ann Dennis Alice Newark Ohio Alpheus Aletha Jewett John W. Dennis Indianapolis Richmond Indiana Dennis Fairfield Mary A. K. Wilson Anna Dennis Will Thomas Ind

February History in Jefferson County 1910 Highlights

History of Jefferson County in February 1910 notes mild weather with persistent ground ice causing many fall injuries. Several local weddings occurred in Galva Ottumwa Lockridge and Fairfield. Deaths include Wm Humphrey in Pleasant Plain and Solomon Wilhelmsdorfer near Packwood with other obituaries in Ottumwa Batavia Davenport and Round Prairie. An 82 year old Templeton who built the first grain elevator also noted. The month records the year’s first self-inflicted death.

Jefferson County John Kennedy Pairsfield Orrin Kellogg Galva, IL W. PF Stallman Liberty Township Etta Kleinhein Lockridge Ottumwa Andrew Glanzman Anna Ridinger Mt. Pleasant Otto J. Overholser Anta Ogden Fairfield Buchanan Township Selma California Joseph Heaton Margaret Ann Stewart Heaton Heaton Cedar Township Glasgow J. Cochran L. Kiger H. Heaton Round Prairie Wm. Humphrey Pleasant Plain Humphrey Mr. Humphreys Ith Packwood Solomon Wilhelmsdorfer Edward Herrick Mr. Herrick Herrick Danielson and Hillman

Fairfield Girl Runs for Monroe County Superintendent

Miss Anna Mahon a Fairfield native announces her candidacy for Monroe county superintendent in the Republican primary. A longtime educator with Avery and Poster schools she trained at Cedar Falls State Normal School and taught in local public schools gaining a reputation as a capable instructor.

Anna Mahon Monroe County Miss Mahon Fairfield Avery Poster John Mahon Pairfield State Normal School Cedar Falls

Tilpha Johnson Resigns from Bradshaw Co to Join Isres Travel

Tilpha Johnson resigns from L. S. Bradshaw and Co and accepts a traveling position with W. W. Isres. He left the first of the week on his initial trip.

Tilpha Johnson L. S. Bradshaw & Co W. W. Isres

Marriage of Mr Ankrom and Nancy Gilbert in 1874

West Mr Ankrom married Nancy Gilbert on March 24 1874. They had three children William J Grace Eva with Eva in Seattle and unable to reach the funeral. Ankrom a Cedar Presbyterian member for years, was a kind neighbor. Funeral Friday at 10:30 am at home conducted by Rev Nash of Birmingham, burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

West Ankrom Nancy Gilbert William J Grace Eva Seattle Washington Cedar Presbyterian Church Nash Birmingham Evergreen Cemetery

Death of longtime Jefferson County resident Daniel Blucker

Daniel Blucker died Tuesday evening at about nine o’clock at his home near Glasgow after a year long illness. He was about 75, survived by his wife and two children at home. Funeral services will be held Friday morning in Glasgow with burial in the local cemetery. His death is noted by many friends in the community.

A. Messenger West Washington Street Altho Windham Portage County Ohio Danville Iowa Messengers Station Messenger Pauline Campbell Mt Pleasant Charles W Ottumwa Horace California Stephen A. Myers Fairfield Jas. A. Clock Portland Ore Fremont Independent Order of Odd Fellows Graves Daniel Blucker Jefferson County Glasgow

Local Residents Attend Outings and Visits

Lockridge resident Florence Billingsley traveled to Mt. Pleasant then Fairfield on Tuesday and returned on No 4 in the evening. Cliff Taylor went to Burlington on business. Winterset’s Mrs. J W Lyton arrived on No 18 Wednesday to be with her ailing mother Mrs C J Simmons. Mrs J M Overholser and daughter Elsie visited the James Hickenbottoms Tuesday and Wednesday.

Florence Billingsley Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Cliff Taylor Burlington J. W. Lyton Winterset C. J. Simmons J. M. Overholser Elsie James Hickenbottom

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madison Senserf Conrad Loehr Hoffesteo Santel Lehrer Wrayee Gordon Whitmore Schafer Vernon Willard Pield Conrad Hofeste Sense Loehr Pouls—Conrad Hofmesteo Gaumer McClain Spink Yount Scott Valentine Miller Henry Va Ekins Young Schus Pield Gesteidinia Scott Miller Schuss McClain Valentine Henry Moore Guernsey Fairfield Girl
Search Courier

Search the Fairfield Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Fairfield Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication