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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1917
Page
4
Weather threat dented attendance but crowd remained large for revival at the Christian Church. Mr Saxton led the song service with plans for a solo and Mrs Saxton violin performance. Mr Warley preached on Four Gates to Hell urging belief to action. Meetings to continue Thursday night.
Word reached Mrs. H D Minster of the death of her uncle Bartholmew Borough at his home near Ollie after two years of poor health. Short funeral services were held at the residence and the body moved to Rose Hill for water services and interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Borough was well known with many friends in Fairfield and Jefferson County who regret the loss.
A brief note on the YMCA's role in guiding boys with trained leaders who know how to reach them and keep pace with their needs, fostering steady mentorship and timely support.
Hoosier kitchen cabinet, Perfection oil heater, white iron bed frame and collapsible parts offered in a brief classified listing. Reads like a local notices column item with compact, active selling details.
Numerous ads list items for sale including a Studebaker automobile a Round Oak heater and a kitchen cabinet. Other entries offer a 104 acre Arkansas farm for sale or trade two houses for sale and rent and rooms for lighthouse keeping. Local agents and contact numbers are provided for viewing or inquiry.
WANTED Inside work by man with clerk experience. Send X. M. to Box 28 Fairfield Iowa. WANTED An experienced farm hand, married man with no children. Everything furnished. Good chance for right man. James Crail, Phone 2464. WANT 1 Housekeeper. Address 584.
Strayed from pasture near Nov 9 a brown faced ene sheep. Finder contact S. G. Salts at phone 903 586 267. Lost on West Burlington street or South Second a man's brown leather glove. Please call 2741.
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