Daily Journal Publication Ends Printing Era
Daily Journal announces closure of its printing operations by the Journal Printing Co. after 10 40 years of service. price per copy listed as 1.00.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
2
Daily Journal announces closure of its printing operations by the Journal Printing Co. after 10 40 years of service. price per copy listed as 1.00.
Fifty years ago Christine Kauffman and Harvey Maxwell married at the Kauffman home. They celebrated their Golden Wedding today at 301 West Adams with children and grandchildren present. A noon feast and gifts honored the couple as James Grege attended. See the eight performing dogs at the Fairfield Theater tonight.
Charles E. Hughes carried Minnesota by 896 votes based on official canvasses showing Anehes 179,553 and Wilson 179,157. J A A Burnquist reelected governor with 245,852 votes. Buches total 179,553. Christine Diemer death ruled suicide. Dr Ludwig Hektoen cites post mortem findings.
In Peoria Illinois on November 20 Bert Wilson died when a launch engine exploded during propulsion on the Hfinovis river at Kingston. Two other men were seriously burned in the blast. In Curran Illinois a man named B Greus killed a large wolf on his farm and received a sixteen dollar Sangamon county bounty for the second wolf skin in ten days.
Winnipeg Manitoba November 20 Thomas Kelly a wealthy contractor was denied a new trial by the Supreme Court at Ottawa and sentenced to two and a half years in the penitentiary by Justice Prendergast.
Richmond Indiana November 20. Local railroad officials notify shippers that a new demurrage charge will take effect on December 1. The notice from the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads outlines the updated terms for car detention and penalties at loading and unloading points.
Miss Christine Elliott spent yesterday in Ottumwa accompanied by friends. Local social notes record her appearance and movement through the town.
Ev angelist Mr Peacock leads a multi day revival with sermons at the tabernacle and Baptist church. Miss Speer directs girls and women meetings while men fill the tabernacle with music and fiery preaching on sin and accountability. Forty-nine respond to invitations across sessions.
Rex Parsons’s car was wrecked yesterday when Mark Shipley borrowed it for a ride during a hunting trip. In the yard incident Mr Robbins hung onto the running board to remove shotguns as the car sped off and was injured in the legs when the crash occurred.
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