Taylor Firm Announces Address Change Details
The note from OEAN TAYLORfw and W. TAYLOR-Manager informs customers of a change in business address. It asks patrons to update records and directs inquiries to the provided new location and contact points.
Mail subscriptions on cash in advance basis
Subscriptions by mail are accepted only on a cash in advance basis and will end when the prepaid period expires. The Daily Journal charges 25 cents per month for home delivery.
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Daily Journal
Fairfield Iowa Ordinance Vacates South Abingdon Street
City of Fairfield vacates South Abingdon street between Eighth and Ninth streets and the north side of block thirteen in railroad addition. Mayor to quit claim the city’s interest to Hawkeye Pump Company for one dollar and manufacturing building on tract within one year. Publication in Fairfield Daily Journal. Approved May 13 1910.
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Abingdon Street
Fairfield
Iowa
Hawkeye Pump Company
Eighth
Ninth
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hawk- Eye Pump Company
Hawk-Eye Pump Company
Fairfield Daily Journal
J. Fred, Clarke
W. L. Long
Clinton lodge 15 Masons hold large meeting with third degree
Nearly 100 Masons attended the Clinton lodge No. 15 A. F. and A. M. meeting last night and conferred the Third degree. Richland members listed along with several visitors from Mt. Pleasant Birmingham Packwood Batavia Abingdon and other towns. Refreshments followed remarks by visitors.
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Clinton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Richland
E. E. Steele
Hugh Emry
F. Smith
L. C. Hornung
Byron Vastine
R. L. Eck
J. W. Smith
A. E. Lovedy
L. L. Foot
H. Burns
J. W. Green
Wm. Callister
N. W. Callister
John Brolliar
R. W. Irwin
W. A. Shaffer
Theo. Leyb
W. T. Coles
Mt. Pleasant
Z. T. Bell
J. W. Young
S. A. Kerr
J. W. Parrel
Birmingham
E. E. Philips
Packwood
W. M. Spielman
Frank Boysal
Batavia
Co. W. Benn
Abingdon
Astronomer Declares Comet Harmless to Earth
Boston May 17. Prof Percival Low ell explains the Halley comet will be visible through early summer and urges calm. He says the tail poses no danger, detailing the comet’s three parts nucleus body and tail and noting even deadly gases could not affect Earth.
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Boston
Percival Lowell
Earth
Manicurist Seeks Resident Work in Davenport Area
Fay Sykes states four months study in Davenport and seeks resident work in manicuring scalp treatment facial massage egg wet and dry shampoo and hair dressing. Phone 3441.
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Davenport
Fay Sykes
Lyric Theater Changes Hands to Julius Lippman
The Lyric Theater passes to Julius R. Lippman from Ernest Peasley who ran it for about two years. Lippman, a former Parsons College student residing in Fairfield, plans higher standards and adds regular musical numbers with Prof. Thomas D. Drackle retained for strings. The daily program and existing staff stay in place.
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Lyric Theater
Julius R. Lippman
Ernest Peasley
Lippman
Parsons College
Fairfield
Wlre
Thomas D. Drackle
Marselles
Ill
Notice for bids on Company M lot sale
Sealed bids will be received until 8:00 p m May 28 1910 at Attorney J F Ready's office for the purchase of the Company M lot on West Briggs street. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 61-1250 Sale Committer.
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J. F. Ready
West Briggs Street
Fairfield High Plans Commencement Week Events
Commencement plans are completed for Fairfield High School with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G. W. Burch at 4 PM Sunday May 29 in the Chautauqua Auditorium if weather allows. otherwise in the Christian church. Exercises follow at 8 PM Thursday June 2 in the college gymnasium, with the college offering the venue to support cooperation between the schools.
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Fairfield High School
G. W. Burch
Christian Church
Four O’cloeck
Chautauqua
Local residents visit Fairfield and area updates
Mrs J Hudgell visited Fairfield this week. Grant Johnson and wife spent Sunday with Lee LeVions. James Work was a Fairfield waiter for a day. Ada Kirkhart visited Mrs Nancy Anderson on Sunday. Frank Huffman spent a day with Mrs Schwartz. Farmers are replanting their corn. Bulah Hudgell visited Miss Cora Johnson a few days.
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J. Hudgell
Fairfield
Grant Johnson
Lee Levions
James Work
Ada Kirkhart
Nancy Anderson
Frank Huffmans
Schwartz
Bulah Hudgell
Cora Johnson
Northwestern State Normal students quit protest
All the students at Northwestern State Normal school in Alva Oklahoma have quit in a walkout over the refusal to reinstate three expelled students who drew up resolutions demanding that school officers be chosen for educational reasons rather than politics. The strike also protests President Ros and the state school superintendent.
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Alva, Okla
Northwestern State Normal School
Ros
Normal School
Oklahoma
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