Irregularity Report Prompted for Carrier Service
Prompt notice urges reporting any irregularity in carrier service. Contact details list Telephone No. 23 for reporting and assistance.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
6
Prompt notice urges reporting any irregularity in carrier service. Contact details list Telephone No. 23 for reporting and assistance.
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Pool marked their fiftieth anniversary with about 100 relatives and friends at their Mt. Pleasant residence. The couple, natives of Des Moines county, celebrated since 1867 with children Rev. John Pool, Rev. Robert Pool, Mrs. M. E. Palmer, and daughters Lydia Pool and Mary Pool present among gifts and tributes.
Senator J Hamil ton Lewis is en route to Washington after a dinner with the Catholic Order of Foresters. In a Foresters speech he warned that the government will fall without united support and accused LW W and Socialists of fostering revolution unless curbed.
The Louden Machinery Co reports untrue rumors that merchants opposed furnishing employees potatoes at cost. The company states such reports lack foundation and notes merchants had praised them for supplying potatoes at cost.
Americans face new levies as wartime taxes take effect midnight with postal charges rising to 3 cents for letters and 2 cents for postcards. Other taxes apply to insurance, express charges, theater admissions, club dues, rail and water fares, freight, oil transport, tobacco, cigars, and tobacco products. Many rates begin immediately while some stamp taxes and second class mail increases are delayed to 1918.
A stam pede is reported moving from Dawson to Big Creek Alaska where a new gold deposit has been found, according to William A Couse who traveled from the Alaskan city. Big Creek feeds the Yukon about twenty miles above Selkirk.
Petrograd reports German attempts to fraternize with Russian troops were frustrated by Russian artillery fire on the northern front. The war office notes continued German efforts but cites no breach of lines.
More than 200 bombs were dropped by British planes in the last 48 hours in the war's most extensive raid to date. Ostend Bruges docks and key military works were attacked. spirited engagements occurred between British and German planes. The call for support for the Army Y M C A echoes through the notice.
A compressed newspaper snippet lists wanted items and rental offerings. Includes cash buyers for a small frame building, a dining room girl needed at Leggett House, washing services, unfurnished rooms for rent, and sale notices for two houses including 408 North B and a South Third Street property, with names and phone numbers.
Local Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian groups hold evening and afternoon gatherings at homes and schools. Parsons College ladies raise funds with a rummage sale totaling 252.10 dollars toward a campaign fund. Fraternal and social activities include a Hallowe'en themed party, a mapel grove supper, and a pool of entertainment as well as the marriage of Roxie Shandler and Dr Chester Fordyce. William S. Hart appears at Fairfield Theater Friday.
The Jefferson County Equal Suffrage Association meets at the Fairfield library at 2 30 p m Saturday. Men and women are invited. Program includes Current Affairs, Business Report of State Convention, Hawaiian Orchestra, talks by Rev. F P Mowery Mrs Clara Fleenor Hudson Senator George W Ball Mrs WG Ross and others.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Black of Salt Lake City came last night to visit relatives in the city. Mr. Black left this afternoon for Indianapolis where he holds a commission in the U S army Quartermaster's department. Mrs. Black will stay longer.
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Elizabeth Jane Dyer is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Jefferson County Iowa. November 20 1917 at 2 00 o clock p m is set for proof and final hearing. Witness GEO M BALL Clerk of the District Court.
W J. Kritzman expert piano tuner and repairer also player repairer. Leave your orders with H. P. Mc Laughlin Co. phone 400.
A brief note honors YMCA efforts among soldiers and asks for support. The message highlights the value of YMCA programs in military camps and urges continued help.
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