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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1916

Page

6

Republican Ticket National and Local Names Listed

National candidates Charles E. Hughes for president and Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president lead a Republican slate. The ticket also lists congressional candidate C. A. Kennedy, county officials including A. C. Turner as County Auditor, Geo. C. Woods as County Treasurer, G. A. Spielman as County Clerk, Shan Campbell as County Sheriff, R. C. Leggett as County Attorney, Vern S. Samuelson as County Recorder, Dr. L. D. James as County Coroner, Calvin Hoskins as Supervisor for 1918, and J. B. Trent as Supervisor for 1917.

National Charles E. Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Congressional C. A. Kennedy C. Turner Geo. C. Woods G. A. Spielman Shan Campbell R. C. Leggett Vern S. Samuelson L. D. James Calvin Hoskins J. B. Trent

Jefferson County backs able State Senator candidate Ball

Jefferson County presents George W. Ball as the strongest and most capable candidate for State Senator in the Jefferson Van Buren district. Support spans Democrats and Republicans with farmers and taxpayers praising his training, action, and road bill leadership.

George W. Ball Jefferson-Van Buren Mr. Ball Jefferson County Ball Des Moines House

Old Settlers committee short of funds urges support

The Old Settlers celebration finance committees report about 200 dollars short of required funds. Subscribers have already increased gifts by 5 to 10 dollars, and any contribution will be welcomed. Donations may be left at local banks.

Colorado Cavalry Arrives At Brownsville In Relief

The first Colorado cavalry squadron arrives at Brownsville to relieve the First Illinois Cavalry, replacing the departed Minors Cavalry. one New Hampshire troop fills the gap. Virginia Blues also joins, reducing garrison size by one squadron. Saloon keepers and military police discuss enforcing civil liquor laws. The First Illinois Cavalry will move north as soon as transportation from St. Louis arrives, awaiting arrival of the three Colorado troops.

Colorado Cavalry Brownsville Minors Cavalry Chicago Colorado New Hampshire Virginia Blues Col. E. E. Hatch Virginia Cavalry St. Louis

Local Briefs Show Town's Social stir with Vis itors

Mrs Susan Booth is very ill at her West Kirkwood home. Miss Ruth Garber goes to Rus sell to nurse a patient. Mrs Ted DeGood of Batavia visits here. Mrs Harry Higby visits relatives at County Line. Charles Brody spends Sunday in Ottumwa. Frank Hurst of Libertyville is in town on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Horner of Packwood visit. Mrs Clarence Murphy of Lockridge visits Verle Frazey home. Mrs Gilbert Swanson of Libertyville visits the city. Mrs FE W Stone leaves for Oklahoma City with sister Mrs W E Harris. Ernest Peasley was at Brighton on business. Miss Vesper Moul returns home from Mt. Pleasant after visiting Ruth Gavin. John Surrels leaves for Sidney. Rev and Mrs W E Ireland of Mt. Union visiting the city. H H Sloan of Kansas City visits F PD Kerrick home. Mr and Mrs J H Lessenger of Mt. Pleasant visit daughter Mrs George Q Loesch. Mrs Hugh Shriner and children go to Libertyville for a visit. Mr and Mrs G O Anderson of Mt. Union visit C J avin home. L E Whitney, L E Clinkenbeard, Charles Taylor, W H Clapp motor to Burlington. Mrs Manta Chase of Post Falls Idaho visiting city.

Susan Booth West Kirkwood Street Ruth Garber Russell Ted DeGood Batavia Harry Higby County Line Charles Brody Ottumwa Frank Hurst Libertyville Harry Horner Packwood Clarence Murphy Lockridge Verle Frazey Gilbert Swanson FE. W. Stone W. E. Harris Oklahoma City Okla Harris Kansas City Ernest Peasley Brighton Vesper Moul Mt. Pleasant Ruth Gavin John Surrels Sidney W. E. Ireland Mt. Union H. H. Sloan F. PD. Kerrick J. H. Lessenger Manta Chase Post Falls Idaho

Wit and Wisdom Picnic Delights Iowa History Lesson

About thirty members of the Wit and Wisdom club and friends toured Iownville under Prof Ed Harlan describing the Sac and Fox Iowa battle of 1822. They visited Bluffs tombs of Wapello and General Street and ate a hearty dinner on Black Hawk’s camp site. The day ending at dusk left participants wiser and ready for life’s duties.

Wit and Wisdom Club Iownville Ed. Harlan Des Moines Bluffs Iowa Burlington Black Hawk Redman Wapello General Street Iownville Prairie Harlan McKenzie Hildreth

Reliable Remedy Cited For Coughs And Croup

Charles Riatz of Alki Mills Pa endorses Woley's Toney ard Tar after eleven years of use. The remedy is praised for relieving hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing. Available at Jericho and Bastot.

Chas. Riatz Alki Mills Woley Sears Jericho & Ebasto.t

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