Irregularity Report Prompted for Carrier Service
A brief notice requests prompt reporting of any irregularities in the carrier service. It cites Telephone No 23 as the contact.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
6
A brief notice requests prompt reporting of any irregularities in the carrier service. It cites Telephone No 23 as the contact.
A Fairfield letter urges residents to boost gifts to Parsons College before a simulated Synod meeting in Iowa. The author notes Fairfield is $12,000 from the goal and appeals both men and women to increase subscriptions to reach the target before Thursday.
Miss Kate Tappert recalls her 1915 account of Miss Robins and Miss Harraden organizing an all female staff at Endell Street Military Hospital London. Books were freely read from open shelves with no red tape. Soldiers requested varied topics from sport fiction to explosives engineering and marine submarines.
Des Moines reports show 51 precincts missing and a 1 000 vote discrepancy in Clinton county. Early tallies suggested wets ahead by about 690 with Butler expected to swing wet by 200. Final outcome awaits the official canvass by county boards in Des Moines.
An explosion aboard a United States patrol boat off the eastern coast left one sailor dead and another seriously injured. The vessel was badly damaged and coast guard cutters rushed to assist. In London, a dispatch cites Germany may declare war zones around the US Canada and Cuba.
The Kensington Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Mollie Liblin’s East Washington home where they voted to use banquet funds for Parsons College Campaign. The Fraternal Aid Union will host an open social at the Orpheum building tonight. Wesleyan Bible Class meets tomorrow at Mrs. David Ricketts’s South Third street with potluck. Mrs. Willah Chandler hosted George Cochran from Camp Dodge, with red white and blue decor and flags for a furlough visit.
Mrs Melissa Cordelia DeMarsh wife of John DeMarsh well known cecal dealer on West Grimes street died yesterday at 2 45 PM at her home 709 West Grimes. She was born February 23 1843 in Orange Ohio and married in 1865 at Perlee. Funeral is set for tomorrow at two from the residence with burial in Evergreen cemetery.
Northwest of Jullecourt early today Irish troops carried out a successful raid. The official report notes heavy enemy artillery activity near the Ypres Staden railway in the night.
Four banner premier members of the woman's party were arrested in front of the White House on October 16. They were released on bond after detainment.
G L Rysdam has returned to his home in Pella after a several weeks' visit with his daughter Mrs Harry Easton.
The passage extols hospital libraries as vital for recovery, arguing librarians can tailor book selections to ward temperaments and aid healing. It cites Miss Harraden and notes the American Library Association’s efforts to establish libraries for soldiers and sailors in service.
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