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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
2
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Des Moines reports Horace Deemer and W. J. Evans reelected to the Iowa supreme bench over William Theophilus. The Eleventh district race between G. C. Scott and P. G. Steele prompts a recount. Statewide results show Republicans dominating the legislature and a strong dry majority.
The Fairfield postoffice will stay at its current West Broadway building for at least three more years. Frank S. Shriner received renewal of the postal department lease for three years from November 1.
Miss Margaret McGaw and Mrs Curt Vaught entertained the Rebekah club this afternoon at the Vaught home near Libertyville.
One of eleven men indicted by Kendall county grand jury in Chicago Union Agency matters is C D rites of Lima Ohio a former cashier. State's Attorney Burkhart declined to disclose the other ten names.
Dr A Bhaffer, aged eighty six, reelected treasurer of Huntington county as part of the county ticket. He is a member of the Young Republican Voters' club and noted for wearing his plug hat again during the celebration of his victory.
In Crosby Minnesota on November 11 August Branson of the Meacham Mine lost sight in both eyes when a pick struck a stick of dynamite. The report notes a Progressive vote in Joshen Indiana with 4 538 votes in Elkhart county in 1912 and thirteen votes cast for the Progressive national ticket on Tuesday.
Notice is given that the last will of Charles B. Caldwell is on file in the Jefferson County District Court clerk’s office. A proof and final hearing are set for November 27, 1916 at 1 30 o'clock pm during the November term.
A church notices three Sunday services at 10 30 2 30 and 7 30 open to all with no Monday service. Tuesday visits First Methodist Church, Wednesday at New Chicago Mission, Thursday at Presby, Friday at United Presbyterian and WoC UL night.
A noon report counted 166 attendees at morning prayer services with 127 taking part. The evangelist urged moral courage to stand for God, praising brave public standers over private faith, and warning against worldly influences in homes, schools, and politics.
The speaker argues physical strength does not prove manhood or moral courage and urges public stood commitment. He condemns cowardice among church members and warns against serving both God and wealth. He calls parents to be accountable to guide children and to renounce devilish influence in society.
Fairfield friends mourn the sudden death of Mrs. Helen Spielman Hobart at her Clinton Iowa home last evening after a meningitis attack. Funeral services are set for Clinton on Monday.
A large crowd attended the informal council conference on proposed gas and electric franchises. Another meeting is set for Monday evening with Engineer J. B. Hill of Iowa City and John A. Reed of Cedar Rapids to participate. the public is invited.
Wife of Herbert E Donaldson dies in Long Beach after a long illness of tuberculosis. Former resident of the city, she moved to California four years ago with her husband who also died of TB. Interment beside her husband at Long Beach follows her death.
The speaker urged a clear vision from God and Jesus Christ as power for action. He cited Gipsy Smith Abraham Lincoln Neal Dow and others as examples of men who acted on their visions. He warned against rotten church members and pressed followers to sacrifice pleasures for faith and service. Kathleeni Turney returned home due to her cousin Mrs Hal Hobart's death in Clinton Iowa.
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