Postal notice from Fairfeld Iowa office
A brief post office notice from Fairfield Iowa requests prompt reporting of any irregularities in carrier service and provides telephone contact.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1917
Page
6
A brief post office notice from Fairfield Iowa requests prompt reporting of any irregularities in carrier service and provides telephone contact.
Local Big Sisters plan to meet Mrs. H. K. Davis on Saturday November 17 to hem sheets for the Red Cross. The column lists visitors and travelers from Burlington Ottumwa Fairfield and Keosauqua with several aunts uncles and cousins visiting relatives in Libertyville. Rebekah club hosted a Friday afternoon gathering and several residents took weekend trips to Iowa City Ottumwa Stockport and Mt. Pleasant. The piece ends with Army Y M C A appeal for support.
Dr Philo C Hildreth head of Parsons College History Department died in Chicago after months of illness starting with appendicitis. Survived by wife Persis Ayres Hildreth and son Edward Beloit College. Funeral Wednesday at Graceland cemetery. He joined Parsons in 1910 and supported campus and community activities. He was a Oberlin and Columbia graduate and former businessman in Chicago and Colorado Springs.
The Dramatic Club chose The Maker of Dreams by Oliphant Down to be staged the same evening as The Far Away Princess. First try-outs are announced for Thursday evening. George Leggett, 14, visits before heading to an Aviation training camp. Prof. Charles Carter and Calvin Scovel depart to attend Prof. P. C. Hildreth’s funeral in Chicago with Carter as faculty representative and Scovel as student body representative.
Henry Ford announces no more pleasure autos until the war ends. Through representative C. H. Wills Ford will dedicate his plant to essential war production including tractors ambulances aircraft engines and shells, discontinuing ordinary touring cars and small commercial trucks.
Auction notice shows a horse sale scheduled for Thursday November 16 at Holcombbern Ae Visecarver. Readable fragments indicate a regional sale event with listed cattle or horses. Entities include Holcombbern and Ae Visecarver.
G A Merich agent and salesman for John Sexton Company wholesale grocers in Chicago. contact at 2048 Main Street or by phone 553 579.
The district court opens the term with many cases pending. John Stone sues George F. Stever for damages from a barn collapse in November 1916. A jury is seated including Wim. DuBois and W. R. McVey. Several cases are transferred, continued, settled, or dismissed. administrator Preston Orfield case yields judgment and discharge. Grand jury recalled for Wednesday.
The knitting department announces a new wool consignment and aims for weekly shipments to meet a government call for thousands of sweaters. Rooms at the Gauze Shop are open daily 1 30 to 5 90 o clock for learning to knit and for special army knitting instruction. Please turn in finished articles promptly.
The undersigned referee will sell at private sale the estate of Robert F Ratcliffe including a house with lot on East Adams Street and three building lots on Fifth Street. A motion picture ad announces 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea comes to the airfield Theater for a two day engagement showing both matinee and evening performances.
A man calling himself C. O. Donovan was brought to the sheriff's office by Center township residents after wandering the area for two days. Although he did not molest anyone, fears rose among local women and he is held in the county jail for investigation of his story.
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