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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1917

Page

4

History of Bethesda Church and Graveyard

The writer recalls Bethesda church’s early history from 1853 settlement to its founding by Mr. Facet and Rev. Heaton. The Bethesda cemetery predates the church with graves, land deeds, and trustees noted. Mentions sawmill and grist mill at Dan Clapp place, Sabbath school success, and a call for a cemetery association led by neighborhood ladies.

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

Potatoes Rotten in Fort Collins Market Glut

Four hundred carloads of potatoes stored near Fort Collins Colorado are said to be rotting in pits as there is no market. Commission merchants refuse to handle them and producers say they will not sell at any price.

Fort Collins Colo Colorado

Mother of the Russian Revolution Hailed in Echoes

MME BRESCHKOSKAYA receives acclaim as the mother figure of the Russian Revolution with tributes highlighting her enduring influence on political upheaval and social change.

Catherine Breschkoskaya Among Early Tyranny Victims Freed

Catherine Breschkoskaya, an early victim of Russian tyranny, was liberated after the revolution she championed since age seventeen. She had been imprisoned in Siberia for advocating democracy in the former empire.

Mme Catherine Breschkoskaya Siberia

Notice General Cleanup Week Begins April 2 1917

Citywide cleanup urged as officials ask residents to pile tin cans and rubbish for easy collection. Mayor Dr. F Spratt calls on residents to prepare their debris for removal during the designated cleanup period.

Balmer Now at Batavia Motor Co Serves Former Ford Patrons

W. B. Balmer, previously a mechanic at the Ford Garage, is employed at the Batavia Motor Co in Batavia and will be glad to assist any former patrons when in the area.

W. B. Balmer Ford Garage Batavia Motor Co Batavia

Converted Repents Trick In Denver Suitor Search

Mrs Minnie Lee of Terre Haute Indiana writes to Denver police seeking a man who answered an ad for a wife two years ago and sent money for her to come. She says she returned the money and refused to come but now after conversion wishes him to write and apologize. She is married but seeks contact and says her recent conversion has made her willing to straighten up.

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

Governor Brumbaugh Binds Penn Public Safety to Wilson

Harrisburg Mar 30 Governor Brumbaugh pledged the cooperation of Pennsylvania’s committee of public safety to President Wilson. The body comprises over 200 representative citizens from across the state.

Harrisburg Brumbaugh Wilson Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety

Treasury to issue one year certificates to support government

Washington March 29 plans for temporary government finance likely to be announced within forty eight hours. Secretary McAdoo has considered details of issuing one year certificates up to 300 million dollars at interest rate above 3 percent to tide over until income tax collections begin in June.

Washington Mar Treasury Department McAdoo Jone

Adriatic Safe in Port Returns to English Port

The British passenger steamship Adriatic of the White Star line arrived safely at an English port after leaving 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 Mar Adriatic White Star Line United States St. Louis Harvard France

Tax Notice Opens Evening Hours For Tax Payments

The Treasurer's office will be open Monday March 26 through Saturday March 31 until 9 p m each evening for taxpayers to pay their taxes.

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