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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
6
The Daily Journal lists Journal Printing Co publishers and editor manager roles, outlining the publication’s organizational structure and key personnel.
Mayor Spratt and the city council have arranged to furnish meal tickets to any family requesting them. Any adult calling at the city hall may secure a supply of tickets for a 20 cent meal. The tickets are said to be in good favor with visiting travelers.
John M. Brown aged 25 of Stockport and Effie Jerrel aged 20 of Fairfield are named. Homer L. Sherman aged 21 and Ethel May Davis aged 20, both of Fairfield, are also listed.
Born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Earl Carter east of town a nine pound boy. Thanksgiving closings affect post office and city services with morning trips only and no afternoon deliveries. Schools closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. J F Dings of Ottumwa traveling with Mrs Arthur Greer and children. Campbell family to celebrate Thanksgiving at Allender home in Birmingham.
Evansville Indiana mayor Benjamin Bosse plans to open a wholesale municipal market to sell food at cost starting with potatoes and cabbage. If successful the market may become permanent with a manager and a reduced fuel price program if coal rises above twelve cents a bushel.
Greece appeals to neutral nations through diplomats to oppose Entente coercion. Rabbits Made into Mincemeat describes Hiram Vonmiller turning his rabbit kills into savory mince meat for himself. The W H M Society plans a bake sale and bazaar at Lewis Bros. Meat Market on December 2, 1916.
The evangelist Mr. Peacock delivers a moving sermon on Mothers Day at the tabernacle drawing a large crowd. He urges honoring mothers and explains spiritual rebirth while recalling biblical lessons and community ties. Forty seven attendees respond to the invitation to join the service.
The Parsons football squad leaves for Oskaloosa to face Penn College in the season finale. Coach Garretson gains clearance for Enke to play, boosting the backfield, and he takes the scrubs along as two full teams represent Parsons tomorrow.
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