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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1917

Page

2

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Parsons College funding plea appeals Fairfield citizens

R Ames Montgomery appeals Fairfield residents to raise the final 26 000 needed to reach Parsons College 100 000 goal. Since July 16 the campaign has gathered 74 428 from 173 subscriptions, urging 175 noncontributors to donate, stressing education as a civic duty and warning of potential loss if the effort fails.

Parsons College Parsons Fairfield R. Ames Montgomery

Personal notes from city visitors and local trips

Mrs O L Job of Knoxville visits her mother Mrs Marshall Chilcott for several weeks. A string of residents and visitors travel or visit friends in the city including Mr and Mrs Charles Ross and family, Mr and Mrs Cummings, Mr and Mrs Ray Bradshaw moving to Ottumwa for work, and many others like Miss Gertrude Melinsky, Miss Beatrice Shrack and Miss Wanda Barnes. Also details of trips to Keokuk Burlington Darlington and other nearby towns.

O. L. Job Knoxville Marshall Chilcott Charles Ros Charles Cummings Galva Kewanee Cambridge Charles Myers Rome Ray Bradshaw Ottumwa Bradshaw Standard Grocery Joseph Lootbourrow Keokuk Lootburrw Bonaparte F. S Bonnell and Burlington Gertrude Melinsky Pleasant Plain L. H. White Beckwith City Richard Gaines Jack Wisecarver Ed. Murdock Manley Caviness Afton Ella Allerdice Clendale Mra Keosauqua Beatrice Shrack Washington Frank McGahan A. H. Holland New London Blanche Banta Darlington Wanda Barnes Teressa Kasowsky Brighton Ralph Parrett Oscar Larson Levi Larson May Swedesburg Lutheran League Sadie Dill Mildred Humphreys Joseph .T. Roth Omaha Neb Kansas City Cameron John West A. T. West W. Reader Hays City Kansas

Libertyville Lumber Official Crushed by Cement Sacks

J. W. Hill manager of Hutchi son Lumber Co. plant in Libertyville was seriously injured when about 100 sacks of cement toppled in the cement room. A broken leg and back injuries were reported with head and back bruises as sacks crushed him. He was alone when the incident occurred and sacks were later removed.

J. W. Hill Hutchison Lumber Co Libertyville Hill Mr. Hill

Tracy Brother Dies in Hubbard Ohio Funeral Planned

Marion Tracy received word yesterday of the death of his brother R. H. Tracy at his Hubbard Ohio home. Mr. Tracy and daughter Miss Olive left for Ohio this afternoon to attend the funeral.

Marion Tracy R. H. Tracy Hubbard Ohio Mr. Tracy Miss Olive

Wanted A Home For Three Small Boys

Mrs Marshall Chilcott seeks homes for three Milbert boys Clarence 9 George 7 and Lawrence 5 in the country. Father died of asthma and mother cannot support or school them. The children are stout healthy and bright. they may be taken on trial and adopted if suitable.

Marshall Chilcott Clarence George Lawrence Milbert Milbert West Washington Street

Third Increment of National Army Men Ordered October 15

Des Moines announces the third increment of Camp Dodge's quota of the National Army will report for duty October 15. Construction and other preparations for receiving the drafted men at Camp Dodge are being completed rapidly.

Des Moines Camp Dodge National Army

Cantonment Prepares Gas Defense Training for Troops

Training in gas attack methods will be taught to National Army troops at the cantonment with experts from a dedicated staff. Colonel C. C. Raymond states trench lines will be built on a hill east of the camp overlooking the Des Moines river.

France C. C. Raymond 313Th Engineers Des Moines War Department Camp Dodge National Army

City visitors Miller and Hook in for business

A. H. Miller of Libertyville is in the city today as a visitor. W. A. Hook of Lockrdop was also in the city on business.

A. H. Miller Libertyville W. A. Hook Lockrdop

Aerial campaign promotes Iowa dry amendment vote

A large flying propaganda plane campaigns for the October 15 constitutional prohibition vote in Iowa. Departing from Postville it plans landings at Osage Estherville Sibley Hawarden and other towns with pro dry messages and prohibition bombs.

Des Moines Iowa Towa Posteville Allamekee County Lake Mills Forest City Estherville Harris Sibley Doon Hawarden Chicago

City road tax due at Clerk’s office this month

Notice states poll or road tax is due at the City Clerk’s office with penalty after October 31 1917. Payments accepted Wednesday and Saturday evenings from seven to nine o’clock this month. Street Commissioner C J Gilly.

C. J. Gilly

Watsons visit Bentonsport and church service

Prof and Mrs E E Watson and daughter Margaret visited Bentonsport yesterday with Prof Watson preaching at the Presbyterian church. Mrs J C Norris departed for Bloomington Ill to enter a hospital for treatment. Ed A Kauffman of Lockridge was in the city today on business.

Andre Foggy John Foggy Ft. Madison Brock Mt. Pleasant R. Way Home Heston Pleasant Plain E. E. Watson Margaret Bentonsport Prof. Watson Presbyterian Church J C. Norris Bloomington Ill A. Kauffman Lockridge

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