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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1917

Page

10

Bethesda Church History Recounted with Graveyard Origins

An editor notes extended history of Bethesda church and its graveyard dating to before 1853. Details cover land ownership, trustees, a nearby sawmill and grist mill, revival at Clover schoolhouse, construction of the Bethesda church, naming by Mr Facet, first dedicating preacher Rev Heaton, later pastors, Sabbath schools, and a plea for a cemetery association to protect the graveyard from stock pasture.

Corey Bethesda Peter Arneck Strong William Davis Howard P. N. Woods John Dan Clapp Woods Clover Facet Heaton McDowell

Four Hundred Carloads of Potatoes Declared Unwanted

Fort Collins Colorado March 29 four hundred carloads of potatoes stored near the city are said to be rotting in pits. Commission merchants refuse to handle them and growers say there is no market for the crop at any price.

Fort Collins Colo Colorado

Mother of Russian Revolution hailed in tribute

MME BRESCHKOSKAYA is celebrated as the Mother of the Russian Revolution in a flowing tribute that honors her influence on early revolutionary movements and her role as a symbolic matriarch for activists and scholars.

Early Russian reformer Catherine Breschkopskaya Freed

Catherine Breschkopskaya, among the first victims liberated after the revolution, had preached democracy since age seventeen. She was jailed in Siberia for her appeals to restore democratic rights in the former empire.

Mme Catherine Breschkopskaya Siberia

Notice General Clean Up Week Begins April 2 1917

City announces a cleanup week starting April 2 1917. Residents are urged to pile tin cans and rubbish for easy collection. Mayor D F Spratt signs the notice.

Balmer Seeks Patrons At Batavia Garage

W. B. Balmer, formerly a Ford Garage mechanic, is now at Batavia Motor Co. Batavia and offers service to former patrons when in the area.

W. B. Balmer Ford Garage Batavia Motor Co Batavia

Tax Office Extends Hours For Tax Payments

The Treasurer's office will stay open until nine p m from Monday March 26 to Saturday March 31 to allow residents to pay taxes. The extended hours run each evening to accommodate payment needs.

Converted, Repents Trick In Denver Woman Seeks Walleted Ad Man

Mrs Minnie Lee of Terre Haute Indiana writes to Police Chief Armstrong confessing she was duped by a Denver advertisement for a wife two years ago. She sent money for travel but refused to come, now seeks apology and wants the man to write to her. She cites a recent religious conversion and says she is willing to straighten up though married.

Denver Col Minnie Lee South Thirteen and One Half Street Terre Haute Ind Armstrong Lee

Brumbaugh Pledges Aid To Wilson From Pennsylvania

Governor Brumbaugh pledges cooperation of the Pennsylvania committee of public safety to President Wilson. The group includes over 200 representative citizens from Harrisburg and across the state.

Wilson Harrisburg Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety

Treasury Plans One Year Certificates To Aid Government

Washington March 29 plans for issuing one year certificates to provide money temporarily for the government probably will be announced within forty eight hours. Secretary McAdoo has under consideration details of issuing sufficient certificates to tide over the government until income tax collections in June. Under law he is authorized to issue up to 300 million dollars at interest above 3 percent.

Washington Mar Treasury Department McAdoo

Adriatic Safe in Port Arrives at English Port

The British passenger steamship Adriatic of the White Star line reached an English port safely, having left the United States on the same day as the St. Louis. Among its sixty five passengers were six American citizens from a Harvard surgical unit bound for France.

New York Adriatic White Star Line United States St. Louis Harvard France

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Bethesda Church Mme. Breschkoskaya American Press Association D. F. Spratt Earl Bowermaster Unkrich’s Dry Goods Store W. B. Corset Brassieres East Side Square Fairfield, Iowa Embalmer & Funeral Director Iowa State Bank Terré Haute IOC Poalley CO Georgette Crepe Perrin Potter Nemo Kayser Fhorne & Son
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