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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
6
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Charles Edmund notes representative Wm L Long campaigns for the 1919 term as supervisor.
Paris reports King Albert of Belgium says allied gains are great and will lead to victory. He notes soldiers cannot move as fast as hearts and aims to enter Brussels to hoist the Belgian flag, but cautions 40 to 50 miles remain and the Jeldt river lies ahead.
Chicago far exceeded its quota in the fourth Liberty loan campaign and posted the highest oversubscription percentage among the Seventh Federal Reserve district divisions. Iowa led in oversubscription, but Chicago finished strong, likened to the tortoise beating the hare.
Athens newspapers publish President Wilsons letter to the Asia Minor relief committee praising the gesture as recognition of Greek rights. They view the letter as a first official move toward justice and the realization of Hellenic ideals for the future.
The North German Gazette of Berlin denies orders to end all destruction on the western front and refutes reports that German submarines have been recalled to base.
St. Paul Minnesota October 25 Governor Burnquist appointed a commission of mine members to fix responsibility for the recent Minnesota forest fires and to recommend legislation to prevent such disasters in the future.
Jefferson County United War Work Campaign to launch during November 11 to 18 after quarantine lifts. Charles A. Rawson details unified campaign for seven organizations Y M C A Y W C A Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board American Library Association Salvation Army and War Camp Community Service.
The local Board of Health reports the State Board will not lift the Spanish Influenza quarantine. A statement dated October 23rd repeats that lifting will occur only when flu has disappeared and the population is safe. Calls for two weeks isolation, continued placards, and mounting public vigilance.
Word has reached Birmingham of the death of Private Hugh Work who died at sea on October 2 while bound for France. A Birmingham native, he was about 27 and raised with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Work. He is survived by his wife and father J Q Work in Missouri and a sister.
Carl Bates was struck by a cow at the Baker sale at the Baker farm near Perlee and was brought to Jefferson County Hospital Wednesday. He lost consciousness at the gate, regained it briefly, then again became unconscious before being admitted for treatment.
Ankeny Iowa October 24 Frank E Spiers mayor of Ankeny and chairman of the Polk county draft board and local banker is dead at his home. His death this morning was caused by pneumonia following an attack of Spanish Influenza. He is survived by a widow and two children.
Secretary Daniels letter to the senate says Democrats and Republicans of Kentucky had equal access to visit the Great Lakes training staff to survey how men from that state would vote by mail. The note followed Senator New of Indiana's charge of discrimination.
Paris reports that due to grip affecting 280 percent of engineers and firemen along with other operating difficulties, France's chief railroads are authorized to suspend day express trains for ten days.
NOTICS Saturday Oct. 26th 1918 will be the last Saturday that you can pay your poll tax for 1918 C. J. GILLY Street Com.
Iowa civil service drive runs November 2 to December 7 seeking 12,000 clerks with a $1200 salary. No experience required. Men and women may write for free particulars to R. E. Terry, former Civil Service Examiner, 358 Columbia Building, Washington.
Under a late ruling of the Food Administration no sugar at all will be sold after October 26 for canning purposes of any kind. Food Administrators for Jefferson County are W. C. Spaulding and J. S. McKenney. John Vogelsang tuner listed with phone 2412.
The new time takes effect Sunday morning with clocks set back one hour to old time. Telegraph and railway offices have received orders to reset clocks at 2 00 a m Sunday for one hour.
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