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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

4

Airmmen Raid Germany and Bombardment of Allied Cities

British airmen bombed German stations behind the lines destroying 15 Gotha aircraft at St Denis and Westrom and damaged a troop train. French aviators bombarded Krokfert on the Main Stuttgart Treves and Coblenz in retaliation for German attacks on Dunkirk and other cities. German losses included several aircraft brought down while bombs fell on targets near Metz and Chambley.

Dunkirk le Dee Ftankfoert-on-the Main Coble Longeau

Argentina’s President Hints Break With Germany

President Yrigoyen reveals Argentina will follow a defined stance on the war after a National Juvenile committee briefing. He notes the U S position should not drag Argentina into the conflict and says a congress of American neutrals may decide South America’s attitude, with a rupture with Germany possible.

Iwenes Irt Germany Gore Luxburg Argentina Eblic Comandeer Rigoven South America Gee Rigoyen United States

London Raid Death Toll Soars With German Bombers

London reports a devastating raid on October 3 in which more than 20 Gotha bombers attacked Seedon and southeastern counties. The attack caused heavy material damage from bombs and falling shrapnel. At least ten people were killed amid the chaos.

London Suiness Seedon

German Troop Shifts To Italy As Mainsizza Offensive Looms

Washington reports German forces withdraw many Aus troops from France Gaul and Bukowina to reinforce the Italian front amid renewed Cadorna offensives at Mainsizza. Dispatches indicate the second phase of the battle nears.

Aiser Washington Oct. S Mainsizza Germany France Gadeia Bukowina Cadorna Thome

U. S. Acts to Cut Coal Cost

The fuel administration announces a limit on retailers profits intended to reduce anthracite prices and lower some bituminous grades. Coke is expected to drop nationwide.

U. S Fuel Administration Washington The

Governor Neville Accepts Colonelcy of Seventh Nebraska

Keith Neville of Nebraska accepts the colonelcy of the Seventh Nebraska National Guard. He will resign the governorship when the regiment is mustered into government service in Lincoln on October 3.

Keith Neville Nebraska Seventh Regiment Lincoln, Neb Nebraska National Guard

Webb county jail crowded with wrackers captured on way to Mexico

Webb county jail in Laredo Texas is filled to overflowing with wrackers captured by federal authorities while they were attempting to reach Mexico.

Texas Laredo Tex Webb County Mexico

Army opens balloon observation service for trained officers

The United States Army announces a new balloon observation branch. Men aged 25 to 35 with technical education may apply through Rollin J. Wilson, local branch chairman. Training lasts about two months, with commissions leading to immediate service in France. Apply promptly as limited slots exist.

R. J. Wilson Wharton Clay Military Training Camp Association Army United States Army France Rollin J. Wilson Military Training Camps Association

Election Test Divides Between Poor Man and Whisky Man

October 15 election will reveal which side voters take between aiding the poor and backing Prohibition era whisky interests. The brief notes the binaries are central to the local political fray and may shape policy shifts.

Prohibition Amendment Vote Urged Amid Temporary Measures

A brief urges voters to back the prohibition amendment and to ensure that measures already taken are kept in effect temporarily. The call emphasizes timely civic action and adherence to the current legal framework.

Philathea Bible Class to Hold Friday Browse

The Philathea Bible Class of the Methodist church will hold a browse at Miss Iva Galliher’s home one half mile northeast of the city Friday evening. Members should bring bread and butter sandwiches and meet at six o’clock at the Stever home on North B street. Mrs. Paul McLean hosted the Thursday Embroidery Club this afternoon at her west city home. The Sunshine Class of the English Lutheran Sunday School will meet Friday evening at Mabel Trail’s home 611 South 5th street for a short business meeting of importance.

Philathea Bible Methodist Church Paul McLean Sunshine English Lutheran Sunday School Mabel Trail South 5Th Street

City enters potato market with 600 bushels on hand

Des Moines city officials under Mayor MacVicar moved to sell 600 bushels of potatoes. By noon more than 10 bushels had been sold at 1.20 dollars per bushel, five cents above the purchase price, with plans to sell more if needed.

Des Moines MacVicar

Jefferson County Insurance Union Annual Meeting Notice

Notice to members announces the regular annual meeting of all policy holders at Fairfield Public Library on Saturday October 13 at 10 00 a m Election of officers and other business may appear By order of the Executive Committee E Db Y Culbertson Sect 241 CO 48 11

Jefferson County Insurance Union Fairfield Public Library E. Db. Y. Culbertson Sect

When Journal Subscription Expires Prompt to Pay Ahead

The notice asks readers to confirm their subscription expiry date and urges paying in advance if owed through October 1. It encourages visiting the office or calling to verify and renew to avoid lapse.

Get Results Those People Column Ads Sure Do It

A brief item notes column ads claiming quick results and urging action. It highlights the effectiveness of a marketing tactic and signals reader interest in immediate outcomes.

Registration Notice for Fairfield Special Election

Registration books open in Fairfield on October 4, 6 and 13 1917 to register voters for the October 15 1917 special election. Registration in wards one to four at Court House Fulton s Cafe City Hall Public Library. Movers between wards must re register. Paul Coleson City Clerk.

Fairfield Ocober Court House Fulton’s Cafe Fourth Ward

Automobiles and household items for sale in local column

Nearly new Studebaker and a Ford offered for sale with payment options. Also listed: a hard coal base burner in good condition, a Studebaker five passenger car with new tires in excellent running condition, a Willard piano with fine tone. Contacts include Russell Smith 337 and phone numbers 1589 2341 468.

Studebaker Ford Russell Smith W. B. Picken

Wanted Help for Auto Races and Hall Supplies

Wanted three ticket sellers three ticket collectors four policemen and two time keepers for two day races at the Fair Grounds Old Settlers Days. See H L Vickrey at the Court Hotel at once. Wanted six large soft coal stoves second hand. Phone numbers 2699 and 235 335 appear in the notice.

Fair Grounds H. L. Vickrey Court Hotel Dle Jefferson County Chariton Racing Co Daily Journal

For Rent Four Listings Near Dexter Area

Five rooms near Dexter Washing Machine Factory with contact 171 338tt. Furnished room in modern home two blocks from the square call 2621 334. Three rooms in double house at 52 East Adams St Lee WG Gilbert 330. Six room house with five acres of ground listed by E F Simmons 308.

Dexter Washing Machine Factory East Adams St Lee Gilbert E. F. Simmons

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