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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1916
Page
6
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Iowa brigade troops start an eight o'clock two day march toward La Palma after a storm paused the original four day plan. They will camp tonight at La Palma and return tomorrow completing the four day schedule despite rain delays.
Leander Clark sidelined after two players suffer broken legs last week. Carthage College of Carthage Illinois will fill in, offering a possibly stronger matchup. Parsons to play Enke at left half as conference rules lapse. Fairfield residents urged to attend remaining games and support Parsons. Board of Trustees met at 10 this morning. Students to attend tabernacle services next Thursday. Sophomores painted Class colors on campus walks but were asked to remove them by four this afternoon.
The Interior Department announced the creation of Sieur de Monts National Monument east of the Mississippi. The 3,000 acre tract on Mount Desert Island, Maine, donated to the federal government, lies a mile from Gar Harbor and near several summer resorts. It includes ten mountain peaks and four lakes.
Salina Kansas farmer Frank Johnson culls wheat at night using electric glare from a large tractor front light to speed harvest as wheat ripens. Berlin reports German torpedo Pori forces shelled the Russian naval base at Ba sic port in the Gulf of Finland, Baltic port near Reval, late Friday.
In Batavia District Court the trial of D. E. Plumb versus Iowa State Live Stock Insurance Co. opened with a jury selected including Leo Grimes and Ray Nelson. Plumb testified his gray stallion Jarvinal, insured for 800, died October 27, 1915 after a nocturnal break in. Witnesses described blood, wounds, and police-like dog tracking across fields. The insurer argues the death resulted from abuse or neglect, reducing value to around 100 dollars, if due at all.
Turkey Run in Parke County, famed for natural beauty and rock formations, transfers from Harry B. Daugherty's trust to a committee for Indiana Historical Commission. The Meyer-Kiser Bank will hold the property until the state park commission can take formal possession in the state’s name.
Fayetteville reports a University of Arkansas extension drive urging a weed campaign across the state. Officials warn weeds threaten millions in damages and promote public awareness including schoolchildren' s education on weed control and seed prevention.
Reports from the Tabernacle recount improvements to back stairs by Supt Kuhns and praise for Mr Peacock as preacher auctioneer and plate mover. Attendance and funds rise in shop meetings with 2400 in Ottumwa and $22.46 collected, while London visitors prepare for Saturday evening.
John A. Reed of the Cedar Rapids syndicate, buyer of Fairfield Public Service Co., met with Mayor Spratt and the council with engineer J. B. Hill. Voter input was limited and no formal action occurred as discussions focused on comparing Burtis’ franchise proposal with the current ordinance.
Washington November 14 Democratic leaders concede a shift in at least three districts appears necessary to win control of the House in the next Congress. Republicans maintain 218 with two Pennsylvania districts undecided, potentially dividing the seats. The final tally hinges on the soldier vote canvass and whether Democrats can secure both districts.
Devils Lake North Dakota on November 14 reports a fire that destroyed the Banes office and business block with losses estimated at 150000 dollars.
The New Chicago Mission Sunday School has collected a generous offering for Company M's Thanksgiving. The exact form of the gift has not yet been decided.
Ray A. Pfanschmidt, once acquitted of a 1913 Quadruple murder in Adams County, and later linked to auto theft rings in Wichita Kansas, will not stand trial as a key state witness is missing, according to reports received in Quincy Illinois.
eNESPORT ILL Nov 14 Jonathan Matter aged ninety four voted at Freeport for his nineteenth president at Tuesday's election. He cast his first ballot for James K Polk in 1844.
Lafayette Indiana November 14 Frank Hisério eighty nine years old is dead at his home here.
A Brazilian man, unhappy that surface water contaminated his well by ud bindings, began pumping it dry. After half an hour under the sun he quit and built a small water wheel at the end of a trough. He lured local boys to watch the wheel, and upon returning the next evening they had drained the well to see it in motion.
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