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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1918

Page

8

Second Line of Defense in War Work Women at Munition Plants

The article highlights women workers in munitions during World War I, their crucial role in making shells, and the need for recreation and support. It describes government plans to house, feed, and provide facilities through the YWCA, Blue Triangle program, and military supervision to keep workers healthy and productive. It notes drama, sports, and clubs fostering loyalty to the war effort and the notion of women as the second line of defense.

Mississippi Valley Flanders Paris Atlantic Ocean Somme Middle West Java United States Mikexi Eure War Service Club War Department Ordnance Department Young Women’s Christian Association Gory Eadd House Wade Nodico Severa Y. W Loiz Blue Triangle Military and Signal Corps Washington Westness Women's Council Eiil Induswal Ting

Letter From Clement Miller Describes Aberdeen Proving Grounds Life

Clement Miller writes from Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland describing the woods bay and boats near the camp. He notes clothing supplies bedding comforts and a sugar shortage and lists 17 Jefferson County soldiers including D F L Anderson and Roy Alverson. He praises camaraderie and the chronograph job.

Jefferson County Aberdeen D. F. L. Anderson Roy Alverson Chas Bartz Bruders Cleas Fred G. Elder James #. Hoskins A. R. Martin Maiken M. Miller Fred D. Oliver John Potter Elmer Pickering Elmer L. Smith Wm. R. Tomkins Glen Wilson Gilbert Wikoff U.S. A

Condemned Soldier Saved? Court-Martial Fate Revealed

War department reports Sander Makt of the One Hundred and Sixty-third depot brigade was sentenced by a military court martial to twenty years hard labor for disobeying orders and refusing to wear a uniform.

Wishington Sander Makt War Department Maki

For Sale Items and Trade Offer

For sale three burner oil stove with high back and 50 gallon steel oil drum glass front oven. Also a baby buggy and contact number 3778. Address 213 7 Grimes. Sorghum for sale call 8510 J. O. Danielson. Trade equity in 100 acres near Fairfield for a dwelling or other property. Address box 28 Fairfield Ta. 104-tf

J. O. Danielson Fairfield

For Rent Notices with Various 3 and 7 Room Dwellings

Multiple rental ads offer a 3 room cottage at 609 West Van Buren Street with contact options 1214 or 107 East Hempstead Street. Also listed are a 3 room unit at 411 North B Street and a seven room house with barn, gas and electric lighting, with phones 1757 and 1157 for inquiries.

West van Buren St E. Hempstead St

Wanted help and government clerk openings in October

Classified notes seek a housekeeper for children at 610 W Kirkwood and a farm houseworker for a three person family. Also a middle aged lady seeking a quiet placement. Government hires 12 000 clerks with October exams no experience needed. Write J C Leonard 275 Kenois Building Washington ae.

Fairfield J. C. Leonard Civil Service Kenois Building Washington

Strayed Or Stolen Teens Sought In R I Yards

Estrayed or stolen youths are reported by residents near the R I yards with a contact via phone 411 or through Harry Ball at 2121. A Jersey sow pig weighing 160 pounds is missing from W A Stallman’s pasture, finder urged to call 1551. Also lost Tuesday is a garnet pin engraved N M R Dec 265 90, valued as a gift, to be returned to Mrs H C Rainey.

R. I Harry Ball Jersey H. C. Rainey

Packers and Food Administration Set Hog Prices for October

Washington reports the packers and the food administration agreed to keep hog prices at about 18.50 per hundred for October following a producer committee recommendation. No November price was fixed, but the policy supports a minimum of 15.50.

Washington Food Administration

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Clement Miller Clement. Miller Aberdeen Proving Grounds Aberdeen, Maryland Maryland Chesapeake Bay Jack Frost Tribune VALE West Wash Square Sam Culler Hempstead Bessie Clarke J. M. Hunter N. B St W. Kirkwood H. F. Keltner Aean Holland Rusk Holland Rusk Co Holland, Mich Packers U. K John Vogelsang John Z. Davies Jefferson County Livestock and Farm Pro Fair Grounds Iowa
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