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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1910

Page

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Proclamation of George V King in London Scene

London May 10 crowds gather as George V is proclaimed king of the United Kingdom and realms. Heralds read the proclamation from St James Palace balcony as crowds sing God Save the King and royal salutes echo across the square. The king and Queen Mary appear at Marlborough House window before the procession heads to Charing Cross. Funeral date for King Edward set for May 20.

London George V United Republic of Great Britain Ireland Indiana St. James’ Palace Duke of Norfolk England Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty Sir Alfred Coldstream Guards God Save King Marlborough House Sir Alfred Scott Scott Gatty Queen Mary Charing Cross Edward

Memorial Service Planned for King Edward in Washington

The state department plans a memorial service in Washington within days for King Edward with President Taft likely to attend. Services may be held on May 20 alongside King Edward's funeral, date of which is not yet confirmed. A special ambassador to attend the funeral may be appointed, with Col. Roosevelt’s possible selection tied to the May 20 election.

Washington State Department King Edward Taft Col Roosevelt

Engine blocks RI line near Fairfield Grove plant

A passenger engine on the Rock Island derailed near the Fairfield Grove and Mitten Company plant, blocking the line for about four hours. The train No. 1, due at 6 02 am, broke down at Brighton and was moved to Eldon by a freight engine. The derailed pilot disabled the engine, causing long delays while nearby restaurants served stranded passengers. track clearance followed around 12 30 pm.

Rock Island Fairfield Grove and Mitten Company Brighton Eldon

Purchaser Benefits From Bananas Priced By Weight

The article explains weight pricing favors buyers over grocers for large bananas. Medium and small bananas may cost more or less by the pound, with recent pricing showing three for six cents by weight versus two for a nickel previously.

Miss Helen Bean Selected for Lennox College English Chair

Miss Helen Bean of this city is elected to the chair of English at Lennox College in Hopkinton Iowa. She is currently principal of the Wingfield High School and a Parsons College graduate class of 1905. The Winfield Beacon notes the surprise of the appointment and her bright rise as a noted educator.

Helen Bean Lennox College Hopkinton Iowa Miss Bean Wingfield Parsons College Winfield Beacon Jose

Baby birth notes and illnesses in local families

Mr and Mrs Frank Booth welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs T P Dubois visited David Hedge’s home. Ed Neiswanger welcomes a baby girl. The Kennedy child is seriously ill. Mrs Housholm visiting Ion is ill. Mr and Mrs Joe Shelton and Miss Mae called at Neiswanger home Sunday.

Frank. Booth T.P. DuBois David Hedge

April History of Jefferson County 1910

The April history notes it as a disastrous month for the region’s fruit crop with mild early days followed by a snow and freezing spell on the 16th, a four day blizzard to the 22nd, and then milder weather. It records local events including consolidation votes in Blackhawk township, armory funding for Co. M I N G, multiple golden wedding anniversaries, marriages in Portsmouth and Pleasant Plain, and several deaths and obituaries. It also mentions notable births of public interest and a monthly contribution from the Historical Society.

Jefferson County Blackhawk Township John Linder Seventeenth Iowa Infantry Co. K Spielman Germanville Couty Eric Corey Louise Johnson-Corey Corey Salina Portsmouth Iowa Otto Fritz Walnut Township Rose Weir Pleasant Plain Joseph T. Kurtz Vermica Fritz William A. Woodside Woodside George A. Campbell Campbell Ninth Iowa Cavalry Cathine Bevier Nimmons-Light Light George W. Reed Mr. Reed Samuel Courtney Mr. Courtney Historical Society Iowa Journal of History and

Death of James Birt Saddens Center Community

The Center community mourns the death of James Birt after a period of illness. The widow and children receive sincere sympathy. Local residents William Dubois and C. E. Kruger spent Monday at the county farm while other neighbors like Marcey Nelson and Paul Fisher visited the Dubois home. Farmers report planting over after a freeze as much of the crop rot appears to be in the ground. John Lewis and wife visited Henry Waters on Bun day with additional visits from Harry Smith to Will Hudg on Tuesday.

James Birt Birt William Dubois C. E. Kruger Marcey Nelson Paul Fisher Wm. Dubois John Lewis Henry Waters Harry Smith Will. Hudgel

Iowa State Dental Society Elects Officers at Des Moines Convention

The forty eighth annual Iowa State Dental Society meeting closed in Des Moines with record attendance. Officers elected include President R H Volland Iowa City Vice President George Miller Des Moines and Treasurer Frank Fourt Fairfield. The society moved to bring the 1912 national convention to Des Moines to observe the semi centennial of the Iowa association with delegates from all states invited. Des Moines was named as 1911 state convention host.

Iowa State Dental Society Des Moines R. H. Volland Iowa City George Miller Frank Fourt Fairfield Iowa Dental Society Iowa Association Iowa National Dental Association

Ottumwa Packers Not Closing Plant in Ottumwa

Ottumwa Iowa May 7 there will be no interruption to the operation of John Morrell & Co plant planners say slaughtering will continue as usual. Council votes to reduce the plant’s tax assessment from 675000 to 450000 to keep the plant from leaving Ottumwa. A letter from the company cites hostile policy and higher assessments as factors. Eddyville Illinois offers land and tax relief to attract Morrell plant relocation.

Ottumwa Iowa T. D. Foster John Morrell & Co Board of Supervisors Wapello County Packing House Eddyville Ill Morrell Packing Plant

Conservatory vocal course offered by Miss Florence Glenn

Miss Florence Glenn of the Parsons Conservatory of Music will give a seven week vocal course this summer beginning June 1. Tuition 10.00. All desiring to enter please phone No. 2130 as soon as possible. 1148 Pike Rocks EA

Florence Glenn Parsons Conservatory of Music

Man Jailed Twice After Short Vacation Ends in Theft

Mike Scannell, released from county jail after ten days for drunkenness, wandered to Ball building and took a pair of Cohn and Conway shoes. He planned to flee on a Rock Island train but was picked up by Officer Shan Campbell near the wagon factory and returned to jail on a more serious charge.

Mike Scannell Cohn and Conway Scannell Rock Island Shan Campbell

Monmouth College Defeats Parsons College 9 to 4

Monmouth College beat Parsons College 9 to 4 in yesterday's game in Monmouth. The scoring details show Monmouth's offense, with Parsons struggling to respond. Batteries were Nester Russell and Fuller for Monmouth while Boies and Griffith pitched for Parsons.

Monmouth Dll Monmouth College Parsons College Parsons Nester Russell Fuller Boies Griffith

Foley’s Honey and Tar Advertised as Safe for Children

For over 30 years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted remedy for throat chest and lungs. The ad warns against substitutes and notes the yellow package is genuine from L. 8. Bradshaw Co.

Foley L. 8 Bradshaw Co

Fairfield Census Enumerators Near Complete Task

Fairfield's census enumerators have nearly finished gathering information. Neighbors overlooked in the count may contact enumerators S. A. Power or John F. Loehr or call the Daily Journal to help ensure everyone is counted.

Fairfield S. A.power John F. Loehr Daily Journal

Norwegian Poet Bjornson Dies in Paris

Paris report says Bjornstjerne Bjornson, renowned Norwegian poet dramatist and novelist, has died. Born December 7 1832 at Kvikne Norway his death is announced from Paris with tributes from literary circles.

Paris Bjornstjerne Bjornson Kvikne Norway

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