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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
2
National ticket lists President Charles E Hughes and Vice President Charles W Fairbanks with congressional candidate A Kennedy and other names. The text reflects a 1920s style party slate listing top electoral names.
A brief notice urges citizens to register tonight as polling eligibility depends on it. Registration desks stay open until 9 PM for those not yet registered.
William Louden writes that Hughes is not bound to Roosevelt or party, and favors tariffs to aid infant industries. The piece argues the Republican stance on protection and peace. Also notes the football score Fairfield 2 Columbus Junction 3.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Mary Zichy, who died at 1132 Second Street Des Moines, were held in Garden Grove Iowa. Zichy was well known locally and the mother of Mrs Frank Boles.
Chicago reports suggest Judge K M Landis could be offered the National Commission chair if G Herrmann resigns The general view is Landis would be a strong choice but unlikely to leave the federal bench President Johnson of the American League declined to discuss the matter further while praising Landis as a fine man in any post.
Evangelist Peacock leads three Sunday services at 10:90 am 2:50 pm and 7:30 pm with church members urged to attend. Nightly readings stress sin, Hell and revival aims as Worth boosts the tabernacle choir and church members call for renewed commitment.
Roy L. Emry places a large electric shoe outline sign at his Selz Royal Blue Store on the east side of the square. The sign features a prominent Selz name and eye catching design.
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