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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1918

Page

2

Merwin Allender Appointed Beef Producers' Association Rep

Merwin Allender, noted Jefferson county farmer, has been named Association Representative for the Beef Producers' Association succeeding Paul C. Tomlinson of Ames who resigned. He will spend much of his time away from the county but plans to keep his Salina area farm home.

Merwin Allender Jefferson County Mr. Allender Beef Producers’ Association Paul C. Tomlinson Ames Salina

Local Guests and Visits Highlight Community News

Washington resident Miss Mary McKenzie is the guest of C R B Kelr. John Briggs of Lockridge visited in the city Sunday. P H Fisher is able to be out again after illness with Spanish influenza. Mrs William Allen returned home after a few days’ visit. In Hedrick Mr and Mrs Marion Tracey of Brookville spent Sunday with the Geo Travey family. Mina Olive Connell of Devonport is a guest of relatives and friends in this city. Mine Marriott McCampbell of Des Moines is a guest of relatives and friends here. Mr and Mrs T F Higley returned from an extended visit in Atlanta Georgia. The Methodist Ladies will not meet to make hospital garments this week. Mika Nettie Stneker left this morning for Camp Dodge to nurse in the hospital there. A H Neller Frank Sullivan and Leonard Sullivan motor to Waterloo today.

Military leaders urge sustained effort and manpower

Fragmentary text depicts officials warning that there must be no letup in the flow of men and arms, with references to the War Department and Secretary Baker, amid continuing intensive study and strategic discussion. The passage emphasizes resolve and continued mobilization.

Department

Public health closures in Fairfield over influenza outbreak

Fairfield closes theaters churches schools and public meetings as a precaution against influenza. One new case is reported today and one death occurred at the hospital. Prohibition covers public gatherings. stores remain open with warnings about crowds coughing and sneezing. The order will be withdrawn when conditions warrant.

Fairfield Board of Health

County Agent H C Ferguson Tenders His Resignation

County Farm Agent H C Ferguson has tendered his resignation effective December 1. He has been Jefferson County's first county agent, serving about a year, and plans to return to farming near Lisbon.

H. C. Ferguson Ferguson Jefferson County Lisbon

Saxons Condemn Kaiser Urges His Withdrawal

Paris dispatch cites the Volks Zeitung of Leipsic calling the German emperor responsible for the war crisis. It argues Wilhelm II must yield and withdraw to allow better peace terms, noting his sacrifice stance and alleged readiness to shed troops and lives.

Paris Volks Zeitung Leipsic Saxony Switzerland Wilton Tsss

French scientists isolate Spanish influenza agent

Two French scientists have isolated the infectious agent responsible for the Spanish influenza, according to a Tunis de patents the Stuun report, detailing progress in isolating the causative pathogen.

Paria Setentiaix A. Tunis de

Life of Irvin Simons Ends in Fairfield

Irvin Simons born December 3 1597 in Ottumwa Iowa died October 9 1918 at Fairfield age 20 years 9 months 8 days. He lived in Marengo and Washington before moving to Fairfield six years ago. A 1517 high school graduate he was popular in athletics and church members recall his quiet devoted life. He leaves parents a brother Karl and sisters Rena Mildred and Ethel. Funeral services were held at the family home Friday afternoon with R M Polly of the Christian church officiating.

From Simone Ottumwa Lfe Fairfeld Fairfield Marenge Washington Ife Irvin Christ Christian Church Loyal Sons Bible Clasagna Galtle Karl Rena Mildred Ethel Bey R. MH Polly

Board of Farmers Aids Deferred Classifications Plan

The draft deferred classifications for Jefferson county and other First district counties will be granted with help from agricultural interests. Claims move from the school district co operator to township Farm Emergency director to the county board of three, then to the county farm agent and on to the district director in Des Moines. The process runs beside the exemption board with joint review by the farm bureau and exemption board. County advisory members are O. J. Johnston, J. F. Mann, and R. L. McWhirter.

Jefferson County Wll Th County Farm Emergency Bureau Distretchord Des Mones Farm Bureau Organization O. J. Johnston J. F. Mann R. L. McWhirter

Mrs P J Sherlock Dies of Spanish Influenza

Mrs P J Sherlock wife of Dr P J Sherlock of Lockridge died at Jefferson County Hospital at noon after a brief illness from Spanish influenza and pneumonia. Survived by husband a three year old son Howard her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Graber of this city and several siblings. Funeral arrangements not yet set.

P. J. Sherlock Lockridge Jefferson County Hospital Sherlock Chris Graber E. A. Smith H. R. Rauscher Mt. Sterling Charles McLaughlin Butler James Dietrick New London Harry Graber Memphis Jesse Graber France Eugene

Local visitors from Glendale and Bloomfield visit area friends

Hiram Heaton of Glendale and Mrs. William Downey of Hedarick are guests today of relatives and friends in the city. William Gifford of Bloomfield spent yesterday with relatives.

Wm. Gifford Bloomfield

Mrs M Maraden Returns Home After Mother's Death

Mrs M Maraden traveled from Ottumwa to attend her mother's death and has returned home.

Probable list of men bound for Camp Greenleaf

The article lists Jefferson County men likely to leave Fairfield for Camp Greenleaf Georgia during the five day period starting October 21. Named individuals include Clinton R McGahan Grover C Petzinger Velmer M Bell Charles F Liggett George A Harper Albert J Fritz R Fred Miller Fred L Peebler Arthur Sable Walter Chapins M W Miller Guy E Maxwell John D Garber Raymond Jacobs Guy R Black Francis Benda Fay O Champa Norman J Atwell Fred Lee Gallugo Clarence W Finney Bernard C O Neil John S Campbell.

Jefferson County Fairfield Camp Greenleaf Lytte Georgia Clinton R. McGahan Grover C. Petzinger Velmer M. Bell Charles F. Liggett George A. Harper Albert J. Fritz R. Fred Miller Fred L. Peebler Arthur Sable Walter Chapins M. W. Miller Guy E. Maxwell John D. Garber Raymond Jacobs Guy R. Black Francis Benda Fay Champa Norman J. Atwell

Notice on lodge meetings and member’s home return

Jefferson Lodge No 4 IOOF will hold no meetings while the closing order is in effect. By order of N G Miss Mabel Gantz has returned home from a two months visit with relatives and friends at Clarks Neb.

Jefferson Lodge No. 4 N. G Mabel Gantz Clarks, Neb

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the Daily Journal Journal Printing CO South Court Street Dean Taylor Ga. W. Taylor Republican County Wm. L. Long A. C. Turner Sanford Zeigler, Jr Walter Harris R. C. Leggett Clyde C. Bell Charles Edmund J. B. Trent A, Armstrong Melvin H. Covey E. F. Simmons Mary McKenzie The C. RB. Kelr John Briggs P. H. Fisher William Allen Hedrick Marion Tracey Brookville Geo. Travey Home Mina Olive Connell Devonport Marriott McCampbell Des Moines Mrs T. F. Higley Atlanta, Georgia Mika Nettie Stneker Camp Dodge Frank Sullivan Leonard Sullivan Waterloo Saxons OF Irvins Simons Board OF Farmers Hiram Heaton Glendale William Downey Hedarick Fred Lee Gallugo Clarence W. Finney Bernard C. O'Neil John S. Campbell C. E. Anderson Gossard Corer Ator United States Railroad Administration W. G. McAdoo Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad S. B. Howard C.B Farnam St Omaha, Neb Muscatine J. Goldman Prop Cedar St Iowa Hufstedler &Baker
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