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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
2
Four Democrats Elected to Jefferson County Offices
Republican voters backed a strong county ticket but four Democrats Mowery Spence George M Ball and John Fritz won office. The editorial notes Democrats gained in a year favoring Wilson national policy and asserts competent county leadership despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Jefferson County
Messrs. Mowery
Spence
George M. Ball
John Fritz
Washington
Wilson
Tribune Plunges Again Over Election Figures Mixup
The Fairfield Tribune faced a misprint during election night with Cedar township shown on the wrong line. Journal reporters and Democratic emissaries rushed to verify county returns, while the Tribune copied the Journal’s table and released a four page extra 58 hours after polls closed.
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Fairfield Tribune
Journal
Cedar Township
Tribune
Daily Journal
The
Te Tribune
Chicago to Be Dry in 1918 Predictions
Chicago reporters predict nationwide prohibition will surge in four years with Illinois joining the dry states in spring 391s. Prohibition work accelerates after Tuesday’s victories, as supporters push to abolish alcohol by ballot and increase dry areas across Illinois.
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Chicago
Commonwealth
Illinois
North Dakota Senate Result Reported by Republican Leader
William Lemke, chairman of the Republican state central committee, conceded that President Wilson has carried North Dakota. The brief note appears in Farzo, N. 1, dated November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farzo
N. 1
Wilson
North Dakota
William Lemke
Republican State Central Committee
Well Known Man Captured By Blackfoot Tribe
William S Hart plays Angus McConnel in The Primal Lure set in the Hudson Bay region. Hart endures capture by Blackfoot Indians while a kind Canadian girl faces a theft accusation as she helps him. The Fairfield Theater presents a strong human interest drama likely to move audiences.
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Hudson Bay Territory
Willam S.hart
Chara Restes
Angus McConnell
McConnell
Fairfield
Charismatic Cvangelist Delivers Charitable Spirit Sermon
Friday events at English Lutheran Church announce a 7 16 gathering for a march to the tabernacle with reserved seats. No Saturday afternoon service. regular Saturday night service follows. Large Sunday services scheduled for 10 30 2 30 and 7 30 for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Revival and factory meeting unite workers and evangelists
The first factory meeting at noon praised workers and featured a trombone solo. A heart to heart talk urged fair dealing. A tour showed the plant's size and improved methods. The tabernacle service preached revival through prayer and faithful action reinforced by biblical examples. Delegations from Congregational and professional groups attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Mr. Peacock
Messrs
James
Walter Louden
Revival Sermon Sparks Gossip and Gospel Fire
Evangelist Peacock lashes church gossip and saloon foes in a revival message. He denounces long tongues and empty heads, defends woman suffrage, and urges forgiveness guided by the Golden Rule to a large crowd in the big shed.
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Hell
Gink
Evangelist
Jesus
Mr. Peacock
George
Charlie
Christ
Fairfield Franchises Under City Council Scrutiny Tonight
Mayor Spratt and the Fairfield city council call a special 7:30 PM meeting at city hall to discuss proposed gas and electric franchises. Public input and vote sentiment on franchise provisions are encouraged.
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