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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
2
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In Fairfield Jefferson county, Parsons College reports $85,328 in pledges from 181 subscriptions and aims to raise $15,000 more to reach $100,000. Women volunteers will canvass houses next Tuesday seeking donations of any amount, with subscription blanks and witness to all gifts.
W. B. Kilpatrick delivered a lecture titled Christian Science The Law of God to a large attentive audience at the High School auditorium. He argued for a worldwide need for Christian Science and emphasized healing through divine Mind and Bible-based teaching, contrasting it with formalism and speculative creed.
The Jefferson County Red Cross Chapter will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 1:15 PM in the court room at the Court House. A new board of directors will be elected and a report from all officers will be presented. All chapter members are urged to attend.
Rev Wilbur R Keesey will discuss why constitutional prohibition should or should not be adopted in Iowa at Figat Methodist church Sunday morning. All city workers urged to vote no on the amendment and supporters urged to attend to help pass it. Music and a warm welcome promised.
Voter mailers urge ratification of a bone dry policy by citing current dryness and urging a yes vote. They brand the opposition as liquor sellers and reference an October 16 date and a 344 figure in the campaign material.
The 1917 Old Settlers' Celebration ended after two days with record crowds despite a cold snap. An Industrial parade drew heavy attendance as the Kangaroo court kept Fairfield amused. good order prevailed with minimal police presence.
A typographical error hid full credit for Pleasant Plain Consol School in awards. The big exhibit earned the first prize of $15, with no East Pleasant Plain school present.
About thirty auto loads of boosters from Woolson and nearby areas will tour the county tomorrow. They are due in Fairfield at noon and will stay about thirty minutes.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane told President Wilson on the Pacific coast that the Western states are prepared to provide manpower and funds to ensure a successful war conclusion, signaling broad regional support.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Reichstag majority favors forming a monarchical federal state with democratic and parliamentary guarantees regarding Alsace Lorraine. The Berlin Vossische Zeitung says a decisive step is expected within days. A separate item notes a rummage sale by Parsons College Auxiliary and a mattress sale at Frazey's.
Road tax now due and payable at the City Clerk's office. Penalty after October 31 1917. Will be at the clerk's office on Wednesday and Saturday evenings from seven until nine o'clock during this month. C J Gilly Street Commissioner.
All persons having bills against the Old Settlers' association are asked to present them at once.
Camp Dodge Iowa reports four thousand national army men to depart early next week for Houston Texas and Deming New Mexico. About two thirds are already equipped. Twelve hundred fifty Minnesotans 1650 total Illinois drafted 1000 North Dakota 13 and 1350 Iowa soldiers comprise the listed transfers. Liberty bond subscriptions by 88th division officers and enlisted men reach 10500 on the campaign's first day. Temperature nears freezing as hot air stoves warm barracks.
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