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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1918
Page
2
Notice lists periodical subscription options including three and six month terms, with prepayment required. It notes mail delivery to Fairfield, Iowa, and class determination for postal matter.
The first noonday service of Holy Week was held at the Orpheum theater with orchestra and the Business Men's Quartet. Rev Behner gave the prayer and Rev Rolland Butler delivered a patriotically religious address. Daily services will continue at 12:29 to 12:50 with varied music and speakers.
Local notes summarize weekend visits and returns of residents and visitors. Frank Pedrick at Great Lakes Station Chicago spent the weekend with city friends. Ivan Ipsan returned to Knoxville after a Sunday family visit. Other items mention Miss Ollie Monson Glendale homecoming, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prouty of Lockridge with Prouty family, and visitors to Mrs. Painter and Mrs. Freshwater households.
Miss Jessie Traxler promotes her new spring line of tailored corsets and invites customers to see the collection before purchasing. Her contact phone is listed as 1379. Harper Brush Works advertises brushes of all kinds displayed at the Fair window with a price of 16 cents.
Through the local exemption board eleven registered men from Jefferson County may enlist for instruction in the mechanical division of the Aero Squadron. A 500 man district quota will attend a two month gas engine course at the Rahe Auto and Tractor School in Kansas City, funded by the government, after which they will be assigned. Selection favors quick, reliable white men with at least an eighth grade education. enlistment closes Friday night March 29 with likely departure by April 13.
A large congregation filled the auditorium for a sacred concert at the Lutheran church last evening. The choir was aided by the orchestra under Prof Eagle. Holy Week services will be held nightly except Saturday at 7 30 with Saturday at 2 00. Each service features a pastor sermon on specified themes. All are invited.
The second sale will be at Buchanan's Feed Barn on March 30 starting at 2 p.m. The notice lists a single event and time for bidders at the venue.
A general cleanup of Fair field streets, alleys, and private premises has begun. City teams will remove scraps, trash, tin cans, and other rubbish properly piled on streets or alleys. Citizens urged to collect and place all rubbish for collection by Mr. Barker. Paul Coleson, City Clerk.
U S Ritchey known as Less Ritchey files for nomination on the Republican ticket. He is a farmer and seeks strong support among Republicans. Glen Neibert runs again for the Democratic nomination. he carried the office two years ago and is the sole Democrat so far.
Mrs C W Riggs of Liberty ville visits the city today. J Simons sick for a week remains away from his place of business. Corporal Victor Webber of Deming NM arrives tonight for the funeral of his sister Mrs Wm Camp. Prof Fred Jewell returns home from a business trip in Davenport.
The funeral for Mrs. William A. Camp who died in a Kansas City hospital on Thursday will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the Phillip Webber residence 803 South Depot. Rev R H Polly will preside at the Christian church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Charles George returned home from Chicago where they stayed for months. Dr S K Davis of Libertyville is in the city for the day. Vernon Hague of New York City visits relatives here. Arthur Minster returned from Brighton. Mr and Mrs O S Wallace of Jefferson City attend the funeral of Mrs Wallace sister Mrs William Camp.
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