Important meeting on expanding Retail Merchants to chamber
The Retail Merchants' association schedules a crucial evening meeting to discuss broadening its scope into a chamber of commerce. All members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
2
The Retail Merchants' association schedules a crucial evening meeting to discuss broadening its scope into a chamber of commerce. All members are urged to attend.
Audience of retail merchants and clerks watched motion pictures showing how a grocer raised profits by eliminating leaks and adopting modern systems. R C Routson of National Cash Register Co spoke on losses from failed retail practices and the benefits of neighborhood improvement projects. Miss Rankin will reintroduce the Susan B Anthony amendment as her first act in Congress.
An urging notice invites car owners to bring vehicles for overhaul now before summer use. W H Pence located on North Fourth Street invites customers to act promptly for service and timing.
A Fairfield jury finds Karl Hodgen died when his auto was struck by C. B. & Q. No. 178 at 12:20 pm on March 28 1917 as driver Dalton Howell crossed railroad tracks on Eighth Street. Witnesses describe braking, whistles, and rescue efforts with many details from the hospital and crossing observers.
The case files Mrs. Emilio Herrara vs Dr. J F Clarke seeking 10000 damages over an autopsy performed after her husband’s death alleged against her will. Clarke contends no compensation was sought and he bore expenses, while the widow challenges her understanding of English in the matter. The docket lists numerous new civil actions and related items.
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