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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1917

Page

4

Blow on Head Proves Fatal in Brighton

Philip Francis Crain died at his parents' Brighton home May 12 1917 after a blow to the head at Fairfield foundry left him unable to recall the incident. Born September 1919 he left behind his parents two brothers Edgar and George in Company M Flist Jown and two sisters Mrs Minnie Elder of Washington and Vivian at home. Funeral Monday at M E church with Rev Rh V Pike and W O W assisting.

Brighton Philip Francis Crain A. D. Crain Fairfield M. EB Rh. V. Pike W. O. W. Order Edgar George Company M Minnie Elder Washington Vivian

Sutton Funeral Arrangements Pending for Fairfield Resident

Jerry L. Sutton born January 1842 in Marien Ohio moved to Iowa as a child. He served four years in Company H Third Cavalry and later resided in Fairfield where he worked with a livery firm. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Frank Simmonda of Los Angeles and two step children. He joined the Methodist church after a revival meeting last winter. No funeral arrangements have been made pending arrival of relatives.

Jerry L. Sutton Marien Ohio Iowa Ven Buren County Company H Third Calvary Fairfield Frank Simmonda Los Angeles Howard Prewitt Ottumwa Meda Normille Denver, Cole Sutton Meth Osset Church

Dynamite Thrown Into Furnace Ends Near-Fatal Incident

Shelbyville Indiana May 15 Paul McCain eighteen threw a box containing dynamite into a furnace at his home. The blast wrecked the furnace knocked him senseless. His parents were with James Babb seventy seven who died shortly after they hurried home to care for him.

Shelbyville Ind Paul McCain John McCain James Babb

Markets in Chicago and Kansas City Live Stock Reports

Chicago live stock receipts include hogs at 12,099 with light shipping at 16.20 to 16.36 and heavy packing 12.40 to 14.75, cattle receipts 4,500 with steers 9.25 to 12.60 and cows 13.25 to 14.00. cash grain shows wheat at 2.10 to 2.15, corn around 1.67, oats 0.74 to 0.79. Kansas City hogs receipts 13,000 with heavies 16.20 to 16.90 and lights 15.60 to 16.15. cattle receipts 18,000 with prime fed at 12.40 to 13.15 and calves 8.00 to 12.50. East Buffalo reports steers 10.75 to 11.50, hogs 16.25 to 16.85, lambs 15.60, yearlings 12.00 to 13.50.

Kansas City East Buffalo Dunning and Stevens Livestock Commission Fast Buffalo N. Y

Parsons College Conservatory Orchestra to perform next Thursday

The Parsons College Conservatory Orchestra under Mrs. Mertie Pooler Mercer will present an entertainment in the chapel after the May festival at 6:30. Mr. Milton Blane of Burlington will assist, praised as a fine soloist with a pleasing personality.

Parsons College Conservatory Mertie Pooler Mercer Milton Blane Burlington Iowa Blane

Fairfield Band Concert Program in the Park

Fairfield Iowa presents a park concert featuring a Naval Reserve band with Arbogast Overture Intermezzo After Sunset and Stars and Stripes Forever. Selections include Poor Butterfly Marche power and popular tunes like What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For and Forget It My Little Lamb.

Tomrrow Fairfield Iowa Naval Reserve Arbogast Pryor Marcelle Ladera Kalamazoo Lamb Remick Monaco

Miss Daisy Little Plans 26 Acre Corn Patch

Miss Daisy Little of near Winchester southeast of Birmingham will plant and tend a 26 acre corn crop herself. She has plowed the ground and will cultivate the crop, likely surpassing many male farmers in diligence.

Daisy Little Winchester Birmingham Birmingham Enterprise

Fishermans Club Sets Important Meeting Tomorrow Evening

Members of the Fishermans Club are notified of a very important meeting tomorrow evening and urged to attend. Secretary BF Wahorowski signs the notice.

Fishermans Club

Auction and sale notices from Jefferson County farm mutual listings

Community notices show items for sale including an upright piano and Edison phonograph from H P McLaughlin Co and private sale of household goods at 204 South Main Street. Concert at No 5 schoolhouse Wednesday evening tickets 15 and 20 cents. Linoleum and furniture for sale from Lambersons Hat Shop. Fairfield reports beverage status. Mt Pleasant pop available through restaurants.

South Mainstreet

Wisconsin Hotels Ban Potatoes from Bills for Week

Milwaukee reports all Wisconsin hotels will bar potatoes from menus for one week starting May 12. The move aims to cut costs across lodging houses and dining rooms statewide.

Milwaukee Wisconsin

Wanted Advertisements in People’s Column

Wanted to rent a five room modern house by Mrs P KE Black. Phone 3446 734. Wanted able bodied men for gas and electric plant Iowa Electric Co Fairfield Iowa. Wanted to buy second hand reed baby buggy call Journal office 727 for details.

P. KE. Black Iowa Electric Co Fairfield Iowa Gale Journal Office

For Sale Items Listed by Journal Advertisement

Multiple classified ads include folding bed washing machine baby buggy spring wagon nine room house empty oak paint barrels Scotch Collie puppies and refurbished typewriters. Listings direct readers to Journal office for inquiries and contact details. Local dealer offers machines at 40 to 50 percent below manufacturer prices with 1 year guarantee.

Journal W. P. Sullivan South Main Street Louden Machinery CO Harry Culbertson Typewriters Remingtons Monarchs L. C. Smiths Underwoods Olivers Smith Premiers Royals Ask the Journal American Writing Machine Co., Inc South Dearborn, Street Chicago

For Rent Rows in City Districts

Several rental listings describe six room, five room, and three unfurnished upstairs rooms with electric light gas for cooking and baths. Addresses include West Briggs Street West Burlington Street Second and Stone Street West Burling ton Street and Jericho Easton area. Phone numbers vary 1313 2578 1749 411 134 4409.

West Briggs Street West Burlington Street Second Stone Street Jericho & Easton’s Harry S. Ball

Card of Thanks for Esthe Greber

Fred Greber thanks friends for sympathy and kindness shown during his wife Esthe Greber’s long illness and death and for the floral offerings.

Esthe Greber Fred Greber

Advertising Card for G A Merich John Sexton Co

G A Merich agent and salesman for John Sexton Co wholesale grocers of Chicago. Address 204 South Main Street. Phone 553 739.

G. A. Merich The John Sexton Co Chicago South Main Street

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Indiana Cash Grain College Paul Bishop Robert Israel Rachel Bauman Harold Ball Evelyn Atwood Katherine Fulton Marion McCulley Aurilie Hammer Mary Louie Kerrick Chester Hyde Harold Pence Viel Ruth Bee Nellie Peebler J. P. Moorhead Lyle L. Blundeel Mr. Blundeel Ames College Mason City Benj. Gallaher Mediaporte Derzell Green Parsons College Wade Finnspach Irwin Atwood Milton Larimer Wm. Gibson Fairfield Band Wahorowski Secy Jefferson County Farmrs’ Mutual Insurance Union RE. D, Y Culbertson H. P. McLaughlin & Co No. 5 School House Lamberson Mt. Pleasat People's Davenpor Atv J Kroehler Davenports H. P. McLaughlin Co Orpheusmy Orpheum Orchestra the Star Supreme Mme. Petrova Metro McCleary and Runyon C.G. Taylor Kaiser U.S. A A. V. Frazey Verle Frazey A. V. Frazey & Son Men Men’s Athletic Union Ladies Union Boys Union Misses Union
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