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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1918

Page

4

Shipments Delayed as influenza halts Camp Pike moves

At Camp Pike Arkansas a large troop movement to France is stalled for three to four weeks due to an influenza outbreak. About 20 000 soldiers from Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Missouri join squads delayed from training to embark. Shipments and new drafts halted by quarantine and Gen Crowder orders, as mild fall weather allows continued training.

Wri Pike Ark Map Pike France Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Worgessee Camp Pike Crowder

Libertyville Social Notes and War Updates

Mr and Mrs Ray Stewart return from Nebraska visit. Mrs Roscoe Riggs and children visit Udell relatives. Ward reported Saturday. Illness of P Shores at Monmouth Hospital with Spanish Influenza. Ray Buchanan visiting parents after N Dakota vacation. Mr Sade Lewis and daughter with Mrs Carl Riges travel to Richland to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Ed Williams of Okaboma guests here. Public and social gatherings closed due to influenza. Edeut Edwin Stephenson arrives Archangel Russia with American troops including part of 310th Regt Engineers and 89th Infantry.

Ray Stewart Nebraska Roscoe Riggs Udell Ward Shores Rye Monmouth Hospital Ray Buchanan North Dakota Sade Lewis Carl Riges Richland Ed. Williams Ok- Gebomna Edeut Edwin Stephenson Archangie Russia 310Th Regt. Engineers Bivih

Anderson Funeral Held At Lockridge Monday Afternoon

The funeral of Arthur Anderson was conducted at Lockridge Monday afternoon at 3:20 in the New Sweden Methodist church cemetery. Private Anderson died after illness from influenza and pneumonia while on guard duty at the Picatinny Arsenal Dover New Jersey. He was 18 or 8? years old and survived by his parents and many siblings with one brother Herman stationed at Camp Dix New Jersey.

Arthur Anderson Dover New Jersey Lockridge New Sweden Boloman Anderson Herman Camp Dix

Earnest Call for 20 000 Men by Midnight Oct 27

An urgent appeal seeks 20 000 volunteers by midnight October 27 including workers in wood forging smithing carpentry machining tool rooms and truck driving roles. The notice lists trades and positions as part of a military training drive.

Copatte Inc Parpenters -Alkinds Cheutleura Grivora Weare Autock Hollin Wilson South Court Gr Lama

Kaiser Out Note Sparks Debate on Imperial Reference

London dispatch notes the German note repeats the phrase the German government seven times, contrasting with the usual Imperial German government form. Analysts ask what the omission of imperial signals about Berlin’s stance and wartime messaging strategy.

London

William L Russell Funeral Held Saturday Afternoon

The remains of William Lee Russell who died aboard ship on October 6 arrive in Fairfield next Saturday. Funeral services will be held at Evergreen Cemetery at four o'clock.

William Lee Russell Fairfield Evergreen Cemetery

Ownership statement for Fairfield Daily Journal 1918

Statement of the ownership circulation and management for October 1 1918 of The Fairfield Daily Journal Fairfield Iowa. Dean Taylor editor and publisher Journal Printing Co. owners Dean Talor and Estate A W Taylor. No bonds or security holders over 1 percent. Average copies 1575. Sworn October 15 1918 May T Barnes notary.

Congress Fairfield Daily Journal Fairfield Iowa State of Jeffer Dean Taylor Publisher Journal Printing Co Not Inc Towa Same Dean and L. R. Taylor Dean Talor A. W. Taylor T. Barnes

For Sale Class Ad Chorus From 1920s Paper

Multiple small ads list farm animals and property for sale or trade. Entries include full blooded Plymouth Rock cockerels, White Wyandotte cockerels, Rhode Island Red roosters, a 30 acre home near city limits with modern house and outbuildings, sorgum, a Riverside cook stove, and a trade offer for 190 acres near Fairfield. Contact details accompany each item.

Gillaspie and M. Knowles Rhode Island Harry Chertson D. M. Holgate Geo. M. Bennett

For Rent Four Room Cottage on East Adams Street

Multiple rental notices list properties for rent including a four room cottage on East Adams Street with contact phone 2522 Mrs. W. B. Murray and various other four to seven room houses on East Monroe Street West Grimes Street South Main and near Malleable Iron plant with agents such as Mrs. George Sammons Batavia Ia H. C. Alston and Dr. De Marsh and Lloyd Tally Jefferson County Abstract & Loan Co.

East Adams Street W. B. Murray East Monroe Street Washington School George Sammons Batavia H. C. Alston Gilbert McKee West Grimes St Ida Mintonye South Main Lloyd Tally Jefferson Co Abstract & Loan Co Malleable Iron Plaint de Marsh Lara

Multiple Want Ads Spur Jobs and Household Help

A collage of wartime style classifieds lists help wanted posts including a dishwasher at Leggett House 247 17 W Wanted a coin picker at Ray Sayers 251 W, a general housework girl 246 11, a branch manager for a national firm in Fairfield with a 1000 cash bond and potential earnings over 5000 yearly, an experienced bookkeeper and stenographer, a cooking and house work helper at Mallard Hall Parsons College, an elderly companion for a family, a used writing desk in Fairfield, and a home based mailer job offering 15 weekly for circular letters with a sample outfit in Buffalo New York.

Leggett House Ray Sayers Frank Boles Fairfield Prtzes W. Madison Jt Chicago Ty O Journal Mallard Hall Parsons College Iowa Buffalo Music Pishing Co Brisbane Buff New York

Iron tonic promise quick nerve and energy boost

An old advertisement touts Phosphated Iron as a nerve and energy enhancer for men and women. It claims improved strength, better sleep, and resistance to fatigue, urging readers to consult physicians and buy capsules from Gaumer Bros.

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