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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1907

Page

6

Thanksgiving Proclamation by Iowa Governor Cummins

Governor Albert B. Cummins proclaims Thanksgiving Day for Thursday November 28 1907 in Iowa urging nationwide gratitude to God for peace prosperity and moral progress. He calls citizens to suspend labor attend worship and express thanks to the ruler of all things for divine favor and the nation’s improvements.

Cummins United States Albert B. Cummins Iowa Commonwealth State of

Home Paper as Community Link

A call to readers praising the Home Paper as the best source for local news about neighbors churches schools and community interests urging regular readership and participation.

Officers for Interurban Rail Line Elected in Keosauqua

The Fairfield Keosauqua Memphis Interurban Railway Company held its second annual meeting in Keosauqua with officers elected: President H. Blackledge of Keosauqua, Vice President De Bauman of Lick Creek township, Treasurer George Craven of Milton, and Secretary John Watkins of Memphis. Donald Hug Gerald plans to return December 2 to meet company officers after favorable overseas reports.

Donald Huggerald Memphis Fairfield Keosaqua Keosauqua Urban Railway Company H. Blackledge de. Bauman Lick Creek Township Gieorme Craven Milton John Watkins

Trunk Theft Trial Set for Two Suspects

Arthur Pickett of this city and Martin Curran of Muscatine face a trial in Muscatine for obtaining money under false pretenses from the United States Express Company. They allegedly conspired after a trunk shipment and a separate package case led to a $2860 payoff. The men reportedly confessed, saying the deed was a joke.

Arthur Pickett Martin Curran Muscatine United States Express Company Squire J. M. Stinson Pickett Cedar Rapids Pickete Curran

Parsons College Invitation to Fairfield Residents in 1907

The citizens of Fairfield and visitors are invited by the President and Faculty of Parsons College to attend a Thursday evening program on November twenty first nineteen hundred seven. The event includes a seven o'clock microscopic exhibition in Ballard Hall eight o'clock entertainment in the college chapel nine thirty reception at the college library and an appeal for all Fairfield residents to attend and greet guests from the Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Association and Southeastern Iowa Medical Association.

Fairfield Parsons College Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Association Southeastern Iowa Medical Association Ballard Hall Entertainment College College Lbrary

Ladies Improvement Association Warns Park Signage

The Ladies Improvement Association calls public attention to new signs reading Dont walk on the grass in the park. A one dollar fine is imposed for violations as the association hopes walkers use the designated paths all season.

Ladies Improvement Association The Improvement Association

Billy Sunday Delivers Labor Sermon in Muscatine

At the Muscatine tabernacle Billy Sunday preached on labor with a forceful call to work. He praised the workers from kitchen to factory, urged public dedication, and linked Nehemiah 4 6 to a national revival as crowds of about four thousand sang and pledged to work. He noted press coverage as vital and urged a special Friday offering to support the campaign.

Muscatine Prof Fischer Nehemiah Artaxerxes Jerusalem Incere Scotland Associated Press Wan. A. Sunday

Billy Sunday conducts talks after hospital stay

William Harlan Sunday known as Billy Jr remains unable to sit up after appendicitis surgery but is recovering lively. He spoke with Professor Fischer and Mr Butler at a high school visit and plans factory talks soon with noonday visits to the Automatic button factory as bids come in.

William Harlan Sunday Billy, Jr Mr. Sunday Sunday Prof Fischer Butler

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