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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
4
A musical program under Prof. C. W. Mountain will be held at Barhyadt Chapel at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. The S. A. fr. C. will present special numbers, vocal solos, duets, and violin solos by trained leaders. Jaréette will sing. all are invited.
Tomorrow services at the Free Methodist church include Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7:90 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
Bible School at 9 45. Preaching at 11 and 7 30. Special speaker at morning hour. A patriotic service at 7 30. Honor Roll dedication and new stars on the service flag. Great attendance expected. loyal members urged to attend. Public invited.
The New Chicago Mission lists Sunday school at 2 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m with a patriotic service titled What Meaneth Thee Stones. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday evenings at 7 39 p m.
Sunday school at 9 35 features Jacob Wins Esau Genesis 3 1 11. Morning worship titled The Glory of the Triumphant Life. B Y P U at 6 30. Evening preaching at 7 30 titled The Prodigal Who Stayed at Home. Welcoming to all services.
Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 11 00 and 7 39 pm. Mission Sunday in the Sunday echoe Demonstration and offering. Installation of the post office system for literature distribution. Officers and teachers urged to attend on time. Sermon subject A Sure Method of Proving the Gospel. Evening patriotic sing with a local layman address.
Close meeting at 9 15 a m Sabbath school 9 45 a m Morning sermon 11 a m Theme Christian Growth Haworth League 6 50 p m Evening sermon 7 30 Theme The War Has Been Won Is Democracy Safe Prayer meeting Wednesday Come out for Union Thanksgiving service Thursday 10 30 a m at Christian church Lutheran pastor German service Come out and make your church a power for good.
Hubbard pastor Leads Sunday School at 10 4. m Preaching at 11 Y P Co EB at 6 30 p m preaching at 71 40 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 45 All are cordially invited to the services
The article outlines food conservation on farms with safety, shelter, pest control and stock care measures. It urges immediate, expanded application until next harvest to prevent losses and support allies, noting wartime goals and postwar expectations.
The Fidelity Grain company of Marshall Texas loses its license for falsifying official weight and inspection certificates on four carloads of corn. Amalgamated Sugar of Salt Lake City faces penalties for delivering sugar without proper certificates. Phoenix baker Edward Eisele paid 1000 dollars to war charities after bread lacked substitutes for ten days in June. Emil Stoeckle of Santa Barbara California has license revoked indefinitely for operating after surrender and violating the 70 percent flour rule.
The food administration imposes limits on buying small turkeys by licensed dealers. Poultry dressed above 40 degrees must be iced or refrigerated. Restrictions apply to turkeys for markets east of Pittsburgh and Buffalo with shipment deadlines before November 19. The aim is to curb late sales and preserve freezer space for troops and allies.
Secretary Baker reports large war savings through reassignment orders canceling contracts with no work done. He cites $700 million in cancelled contract lot savings, daily overtime cuts worth about $2.9 million, and $225 million in halted aircraft orders. Demobilization plans for armed forces abroad are under consideration with uncertain timelines.
John Vogelsang is a practical piano tuner listed with the phone number 2412. The entry includes an address or cross-reference coded as 86-13.
Full blood Jersey cow with two day old calf listed by Pome 1510 d T Rodgers. Young turkeys offered by Mrs J L Mikseh. Full blood Chester White male hog one year old with papers furnished. Ford Roadster and Touring Car in first class condition available at Star Garage. Ford touring car described as good, two new tires, high tension Barck magneto and Jiffie starter, See A J Smith.
Wanted competent engineer for steam boiler and Corlis engine with first class references. married middle aged preferred. American Pearl Button Co., Washington Ia. Also wanted salesmen for groceries with large capital, free outfit and instructions. John Sexton & Co., Chicago. Clerks for government exams November 16 December 7. salary 1200. J C Leonard Washington.
Two cottages available for rent one five room starting December first with gas for cooking and a six room cottage currently vacant.
Lost item notice describes a chain and lavalier with diamond and pearls between the square and 608 West Burlington street. Finder should return to the Journal office for a reward. Also a Preso tank is reported lost between Lockridge and Fairfield or Four Corners and Fairfield with notification to Davies Oil Co.
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