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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1918
Page
2
Our war program reduced our sugar fleet while overseas army needs grow. Our sugar crop underperformed and Cuba must feed the world. We diverted 50,000 tons to feed Belgium as Germans destroyed beet fields and factories in Europe. over 50,000,000 pounds sunk by submarines.
Iowa women show renewed zeal for the national food conservation drive. A campaign led by United States Food Administrator J. F. Deems in Burlington aims to have every housewife sign the pledge cards and display the emblem in windows.
Following a conference among packers and food administration officers with army navy and marine corps reps, maximum beef prices per 100 pounds for steers are announced for August. Prices reflect lighter cattle weights due to drought and excessive marketing, with average steer weights down several pounds from prior years.
Albia High School suffered a 7 to 0 defeat at the hands of Fairfield at Parsons Alumni Field. Scottie suffered an injury in the second quarter, Stevenson filled in well, and a late 30 yard pass to Crail set up the final score with 25 seconds left. Next up is Oskaloosa in the last home game before Thanksgiving.
The Pythian Sisters convene at 7 30 this evening in the hall while the Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian church holds a key business meeting at 605 South Third Street Tuesday at 7 30. Royal Neighbors meet tomorrow at 9 15 in the Fraternal Aid hall and Mrs Joe Loofburrow hosts the Now Siesta's on South Second Street Thursday. K K Club gathers Wednesday at Miss Charlotte Sauer's West Burlington Street home with Miss Dorothy Sauer and Miss Mary Maxwell assisting. Log Cabin Chapter D A R met Thursday at Mrs Marian Shearer's home with a full program and duty fulfilled. A French orphan photo and a letter to Mrs Fourt accompanied the image. Mr and Mrs Lafe Coop hosted friends north of the city with families and music. Christine Wallace of Louisville Kentucky married George Hansen Saturday at Mrs P C Webber's home 803 S Depot Street with Rev R H Polly officiating. The couple will reside here and friends wish them joy.
East Pleasant Plain and Fairfield prepare for the Community club event on Thursday evening. A chicken dinner is served by the Sted Ore s with 500 covers expected. speaker Jona T. Clarkson is a noted state orator. Tickets available from the committee or secretary before Wednesday night.
Four survivors from New York City were rescued after the San Saba sank off Bargate New Jersey. A mine or torpedo is suspected as the cause. One sailor killed, others badly injured.
In Juarez Mexico an officer named Bedano a Sila General died in a related incident when a federal patrol engaged near Satevo Chihuahua on Thursday. Sedano was arrested here, forfeited his bond, and returned south toward Chihuahua to Vretory Ville. The Villa evions were reportedly on the Convivos river point opposite Presidia Tax.
Serbian troops entered Vranje after violent fighting and captured several hundred prisoners. The Serbs reported the enemy withdrawing in orderly retreat toward the north as confirmation of success in the area near Usikub.
An airman dropped bombs from an aircraft creating a flood channel through a magazine and burning factory at a munition plant in Vocenn Node. The incident killed or injured dozens as a fire spread. authorities warn of potential further explosions but rain aided firefighting efforts. An investigation is begun by Avery and officials in Washington to determine casualties and causes.
Fragmentary report notes possible decisive turns near Albion and in the Adriatic region. Hungarian factions seek to force a draw as Bulgar divisions under General vom Stenben are unavailable.
Granville Stuart, famed Montana pioneer and author, died in Missouri. He served as United States minister to Paraguay and Uruguay under Grover Cleveland's second administration and was a renowned historian in Montana.
Fairfield residents celebrated early morning bells and an afternoon park program after war news. Jewell's band played while J S McKenney and A G Jordan cautioned that fighting may not be over yet. A large bonfire drew thousands as Liberty Loan interest waned, prompting O F Fryer to urge full subscription. Peace could lift bonds above par.
The funeral for C. W. Conrad who died Sunday noon will be held at 7:30 p m from his daughter Mrs Dora Rundle’s home on South B street. Burial will be in Nevada Missouri, his former home.
Joseph Woods of 512 Main Street Little Falls New York has gone out of business after refusing to comply with United States food administration rules. He was found guilty of violations and an unfair order barred him from buying supplies until obligations are met.
A discussion on how smiling prompts pleasant thoughts and boosts well being. A simple scene shows a child in a crowded streetcar often makes even the grouchiest person smile, illustrating how friendly expressions spread positivity and strengthen health.
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