Parsons Cleans Highland Park In 35 Minute Game
Parsons College football overwhelmed Highland Park 60 to 0 in 35 minutes on mud slick Alumni Field. Captain Lewis and Bean starred for Parsons with Kays catching five passes and scoring all touchdowns. Scovel and Flinspach shone on offense and defense as Parsons dominated from kick-off.
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Parsons
Highland Park
Highland Park Pyere
Will Sorhim
Whitmore
Brown
Ev‘ynance
Garretson
Eax
Des Moines College
Lewis
Bean
Kays
Scovel
Aloemi Fie
Capt
Flinspach
Ackle
John“eon
Parsons L K
Garber “Iepier Meponmor
Sss
T. Flinspach
von Lindemann
L. G
Wesley Shaffer
Fees Swain ‘Rawford
R. ‘ Gibson Blough Thompson
Parsons Berney See Se
Isray Ak
Keeseyv Hi
Letter from Camp Cody describes review and jack rabbit hunt
A soldier at Camp Cody New Mexico writes about a morning review for Brigadier General Mauldin and a field exercise. He notes capturing 152 jack rabbits overall, his company accounting for 62, and expresses optimism about fighting spirit once deployed.
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Mauldin
Co. L Or M
Come to Fairfield Theater Sunday for Fair Co Operative talk
Couples are invited to a Sunday 2:30 pm program at Fairfield Theater where the Geld Co-Operative Society explains its aims and answers questions. Admission is free. all are welcome.
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Fairfield ‘Theater
Geld Co-Operative Society
Food pledge drive heads Fairfield Monday
The Woman's Committee of the Council of Defense begins a house to house canvas next Monday to sign food pledge cards. The drive is urged as vital as Liberty Loans and the Red Cross, with ministers teachers and patriotic women asked to promote the effort and protect against government agent misuse.
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Council of Defense
National Food Administration
Red Cross
Fairfield
Europe
Womanhood of
America
FEF
Deems
Snerling Leaves for Camp Dodge as Leggett Joins Aviation Corps
Herman Snerling, Jefferson county's only colored man in the first selected army, departs for Camp Dodge this morning. News arrives that George Leggett has applied and been accepted into the aviation corps.
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Herman Snerling
Jefferson County
Camp Dodge
George Leggett
Aviation Corps
Local News Briefs of Visitors and Pulpit News
Des Moines residents Mr and Mrs John Hanna return home after a week with Mrs Hannas parents in Ottumwa Miss Frances Spence Centerville teacher arrives for an over Sunday visit at the home of Mr and Mrs George Yount Osceola prepares to receive Prof E E Watson Parsons College as pulpit guest Miss Leona Doller Ottumwa visits John Hammon home East Burlington street Mrs Nelson Stottlemyer Van Bdal Ohio visiting Rev and Mrs H A Anspach Mrs Stottlemyer formerly Eva McConneaughey Mrs S S Smith returns to Dayton Ohio after visiting daughter Mrs H A Anspach.
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John Hanna
Des Moines
Frances Spence
Centerville
George Yount
Oskaloosa
Mr. Yount
Elizabeth Yount
Leona Doller
Ottumwa
John Hammon
East Burlington
Nelson Stottlemyer
Vandalia
Ohio
Rome
H. A. Anspach
Stottlemyer
Eva McConneaughey
S. S. Smith
Dayton
For Sale Classified Notes with Various Items
Multiple items advertised including two canaries for sale, household goods at 802 West Briggs Street auction, library table dining chairs and other furnishings at 705 West Washington Street, super spring chicks, farms in Northern Missouri with contacts E B Hane and Frank W Gibbs, a new five room house for rent near the square, more library furniture, a flock of breeding ewes, a Ford Touring car priced at 188 dollars and a cottage in Pumphrey. All with contact phone numbers or addresses.
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West Briggs Street
T. B. Allender
E. O. Bates
West
Washington Street
Missouri
E. B. Hane
Frank W. Gibbs
Kirksville
W. D. Garmo
West Washington
A. W. Rakow
Washington
Pumphrey
South Third Street
East Briggs Street
Jennie Wilkins
North Court Street
Taxi Ad Beckons with Rider’s Livery Contact
Local taxi service pitches rides with a simple line Call Rider's Livery at phone 99 and 485. The ad emphasizes prompt pickup and accessible service in town.
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Phne
Cotton rag buyer seeks clean rags at 4 cents a pound
Advertisement notes a buyer will pay four cents per pound for clean cotton rags. Interested parties should call phone number 2348 for details. The notice is succinct and lists no further terms.
Items at Rum mage sale go to auction 9 pm Saturday
All articles not sold at the Rum mage sale by nine o'clock Saturday evening will be sold at auction, sale beginning promptly at nine o'clock. There will be furniture as well as clothing for sale. The furniture includes sewing machines, couches, rockers, and other articles. First door north of the Iowa State Savings Bank, 482.
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Potatoes Car Ads on Burlington Tracks
Car prices for potatoes at $1.35 prompt buyers to bring sacks. Advertisement by A. J. Boyd at 465 Burlington location.
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Journal Office
Burlington
A. J. Boyd
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Camp Cody
Camp Cody, N. M
Brizzfs
E. E. Watson
Parsons College
Osceola
Lillian Baker
J. P. Starr
White & Son
Macon
W. H. Pence Machine Shop
Typewriters
Remingtons
Monarchs
L. C. Smiths
Royals
Ask the Journal
American Writing Machine Co., Inc
South Dearborn, Street
Chicago
Iowa
The
Kozy
North Main
Enquire
D. Kerrick
Beaver Board
Tata
Fairfield Lowa
Pure Life Insurance
National Life Assn
W. B. Parrett
James F. Wilson Jr
Agts
Fairfield, Fa
East Broadway
Buick Automobiles
BUICK
J. E. Cohagan
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