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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1918

Page

8

Death of Fred Jones in Iowa City from influenza

Fred Jones son of Mr and Mrs Al gon Jones of Pleasant Plain died yesterday at the hospital in Iowa City after Spanish influenza and pneumonia. He had recently entered the Student Army Training Corps at Iowa City and was taken ill shortly after. He is survived by his parents a brother Carl stationed at a western army camp and a sister Mildred. The body will be brought to Pleasant Plain and funeral arrangements will be made.

Fred Jones Algon Jones Pleasant Plain Gowa City Student Army Training Corps Iowa Cty Carl Esstern Army Camp Mildred

Benjam in J Adkins War Hero Remembered in Fairfield

Benjamin J Adkins born Sept 9 1896 in Wairfield Iowa grew to manhood in Fairfield He enlisted June 1917 and joined the Rainbow Division in France He was wounded Sept 10 and died Sept 22 1917 in battle He left his father and three brothers George Harry and Ernest He was active in the Christian church Loyal Sons Bible Class and a neighborhood Bible class memorial service held Oct 16 at his home led by Rev R H Polly and Ray C Behner

Benjamin J. Adkins Wairfield Iowa Des Moines France Gover Fairfield Clifford Dimmitt Benjamin Christian Church Loyal Sons George Harry Ernest South Fifth Street R. H. Polly The Ray CC. Behner Free Methodist Earch

Order on Liquor Not O K'd

Chicago reports Attorney General T W Gregory says Chicago liquor regulations issued by Clabaugh were unauthorized and not consulted with Justice Department officers. He notes federal power lies with the presidency under the federal service act but supports local authorities enforcing the act. The order barred bottle liquor sales to strangers who did not sign their name and address.

Chicago John J. Bradley Wnited T. W. Gregory Clabaugh Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice United States

Senator Poin Dexter Challenges Atrocity Tale In Senate

Senator Poin Dexter read a letter from Dr T H Howare of St Louis claiming Sergt A B Cole of East Liverpool who served in France with Canadian forces had affidavits to prove the crucifixion by German bayonets story. He cited the CP I committee's denial as supporting his criticism of alleged atrocity propaganda.

Washington Poindexter Senate T. H. Howare St. Louis A. B. Cole East Liverpool France Pom Mexter Committee of Public Information

War bills total 36 billion in Sixty-fifth Congress record

Senator Martin of Virginia, Democratic leader, read in the senate a record of the second session noting war effort achievements. The statement cites two key war measures and reports appropriations totaling 36,298,405,125 have been authorized.

Washington Martin Virginia Senate Congress

French sugar mills shown destroyed by German troops

France relies on imports as German control of sugar beet land limits supply. French rationing slashes domestic sugar to about 18 pounds per person annually, with total consumption around 600000 tons versus prewar output of 750000 tons.

United States Food Administration France

Americans Vanquish German Planes in Verdun Pursuit

American pursuit squads claim 17 German machines down with no losses on Oct 22 near Verdun. Notable pilots include Lieut Charles Dolive of Chicago and Lieut Cleveland McDermott of Syracuse among others. Meuse Argonne offensives saw 19 German aircraft down while 15 American planes were lost or damaged. An additional note advertises used typewriters for sale or rent at Fairfield Modern Business College.

Verdun Charles Dolive Chicago Cleveland McDermott Syracuse Chester Wright Brookline Mass Albert Weatherhead Cleveland, C Viere Cook Muncie Ind Sumner Sewall Bath Lowell Harding Washington, D. C W. E. Goulding New York Clinton Jones San Francisco McDermott Brieulles

Earnest Call for 20000 Men for Motor Transport Corps

A urgent appeal seeks 20000 volunteers to join the motor transport corps by midnight October 27. Positions include blacksmiths carpenters chauffeurs machinists and welders with skilled roles such as tool room machinist electro radiator repairer road tester and trouble shooters. Apply via Rollin Wilson branch chairman Military Training Camps Association 108 South Court St for blanks and details.

Rollin J. Wilson South Court Street Motor Transport Corps Rollin Wilson The Military Training Camps Association South Court St

Made-In-America Ink Offered At Fairfield Office

The Made-In-America Ink promotes fountain pen use and general writing needs. Available through the Modern Business College office on South Main Street in the Junkin Block Fairfield Iowa by the American Ink Co.

Fairfield Modern Business College Junkin Block Main Street Office of Modern Business College South Main Street Junkin Fairfield Iowa American Ink Co

For Sale and Trade Ads From Local Notices

A series of classified notices listing items for sale including Ben Davis apples at 31.25 per bushel and various household goods. Also numerous rental offers and a trade proposal for 100 acres near Fairfield, with contact details and phone numbers. The items span dining sets, furniture, chickens, a Riverside cook stove, and orchard land.

Ben Davis Phone

Government needs twelve thousand clerks ad drives job seekers

Government positions advertised with Iowa examinations on November 2 and December 7. Salary 1200 dollars. Experience not required. Men and women may write for free particulars to J C Leonard former Civil Service Examiner 275 Kends Building Washington. Also notices for help at home and farm, business opportunities, and lost auto license number 288578.

Iowa J. C. Leonard Civil Service Kends Buldng Washington

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