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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1918

Page

3

Local Thanksgiving Briefs From Fairfield Residents

VOCAL NEWS BRIEFS: Fairfield residents and relatives are noted visiting in Keokuk Ottumwa Des Moines Burlington and Moline with numerous influenza mentions and Camp Dodge departures. The community marks Thanksgiving with quiet observances and local visits plus a newborn in Lockport and discharged Camp Dodge serviceman Arthur DuVal returning home.

Letter found in French dugout shows World War I recommendation

A September 13 1917 letter from C A Gibson at the Louden Machinery Co praising Warren Davis as a reliable worker in the assembling department is found in a French dugout via former employee Leonard Heath. The note, dated November 25 1918 in Chicago Illinois, is addressed to R B Louden at Fairfield Iowa and signed by R H Duryea.

Louuden Machinery Co France Chicago, Ill R. B. Louden Louden Machinery Co Fairfield Iowa Robert Leonard Heath R. H. Duryea Warren Davis

Adoption Drive Supports Fatherless French Children

Fairfield residents have adopted over thirty French children who lost fathers in the war. A Fairfield Fatheless Children of France committee lists about fifty orphans with name age sex and address. Adopters contribute ten cents daily for one year. funds support the child and letters arrive quarterly from overseas.

Fairfield Committee France Fairfield America

Iowa Folks Get More Sugar Now

Federal Food Administrator J F Deems says Iowa will receive three pounds per capita monthly starting November 1 while urging continued food conservation. He notes improved sugar availability, exports needs, and high American housewife effort in reducing consumption. a potential four pounds may come December 1.

Iowa Peoople J. FE. Deems United States Food Administration

Gloves Mittens Mufflers for the Drake Clothing Co

Inventory note for The Drake Clothing Co on the East Side of Square 42 listing gloves mittens and mufflers for cool days. Local shop offers assorted winter wear items likely showcased for shoppers.

Drake Clothing Co Sq. 42 the Drake Clothing Co East Side

Parsons College to Reopen Next Wednesday After Illness

Notice states illness at Parsons College is improving and the college will reopen next Wednesday.

Parsons College

Weather Strips and Storm Windows Offer at Cable Lumber Yard

A local pitch urges residents to prepare for winter by installing weather strips and storm windows. It notes a phone number 120 for the Cable Lumber Yard and promotes window and door weatherization to reduce drafts.

Cable Lumber Yard Monarch

Weeklong food conservation drive announced for December

A campaign to rededicate the public to food conservation runs December 1 through 7. Mr. Sleover will deliver a nationwide message read in churches lodges and schools while local county meetings and school programs spread the intensified plan amid postwar famine fears.

Sleover Elvic Women's Committee Food Administration Mr. Hoover

King Albert Thanks Hoover for Belgian Relief

The king of the Belgians thanks Herbert Hoover and the relief commission on the fourth anniversary of its foundation for saving the Belgian nation from starvation. The letter is dated October 22 and expresses gratitude on behalf of all Belgians.

King Albert Hoover Herbert Hoover Commission For Relief In Belgium Albert

Color Preferences Across Eras and Cultures

Leonard T. Troland notes in the Transactions of the Illuminating Engineering Society that colors have been used as symbols of happiness and death by various groups across history. He observes no consistent evidence that any color outperforms others for most purposes, aside from approximating nature’s aspects, with brightness and redness cited as variably stimulating.

Ais Leonard T. Troland Transactions of the Illluminatiog Engineering Society

Eastern Star of Iowa Holds Davenport Session

The grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of Iowa meets in adjourned annual session in Davenport December 4 and 5 at the Coliseum with headquarters at the Blackhawk hotel. Mrs Anna Orris is Associate Grand Matron. A reception for grand officers is planned at Corinthian Hall on Monday December 2 at 8 o'clock.

Order of the Eastern Star of Iowa Davenport Coliseum Blackhawk Hotel Black Hawk Hotel Anna Orris Iowa Corinthian Hall

For Sale Iron Beds at Bargain Prices

For sale 40 iron beds in 3 ft 3 6 and 4 ft sizes. Strong construction priced at 3.98 and up for quick sale. Sold by H. P. McLaughlin Co.

H. P. McLaughlin Co

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Gertrude Connor Keokuk Verne McCumber Camp Dodge Charles Reynolds William Kelly George Lyon Burlington Carl Meyer Ottumwa Forest Braden Rock Island Gilbert Mumper Minnie Hyland Des Moines J. A. Beck O'Donnel Edina, Mo W. G. Knight Frank Nelson Agency Samuel Barnett South Sixth Street Helen Connor Verle Teeter Ernest Jericho Moline, Jr Edna Barr Mrs Carl Stanford Randall Boyd Hutchins D. W. Sauer Trenton Mrs. H. Baugher Otto Workman Lockport Arthur Greet Henry Snyder Fred Jericho Clifford Thoma The Shriners Mark Whitney Keosuaqua Wilbur and L . Whitney Arthur DuVal Etla Eula Harreld Moline, UL Nettie Harreld Louden Mech, Co C. A. Gibson Dren Browning Fairfield, Iowa King Bee Universal Perfection Oil Richardson Hardware Co Munsingwear Ehamily Munsingwear Union Roth & CO Gaines Bros
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