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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1916
Page
2
The Daily Journal lists the Republican ticket featuring President Charles E Hughes and Vice President Charles W Fairbanks. Congressional race notes include C A Kennedy as a named congressman candidate.
An editorial argues for C Leggett Republican nominee as the qualified candidate for County Attorney. It notes five years practice in the county, four years as Fairfield city attorney, and a record of prompt, efficient public service. It contrasts Democratic nominee’s limited courtroom experience and undeveloped record.
The Dath Journal endorses Republican Sheriff candidate Shan Campbell, praising his qualifications and training. Company M at Brownsville reflects Jefferson county sentiment, with readers noting strong political engagement ahead of the November 7 election.
South Bayond offers a choice lot in Fairfield with three new modern houses and fourteen lots for sale on this street. Homes available on easy terms with monthly payments. builder can construct a house from your plan on similar terms. Call 2499 for details.
Urowos fill big tabernacle as first evening service opens with three strong sermons. Reporters cover scenes, prayers, and messages urging personal renewal, prayer, and active work for God amid revival campaign.
Miss Jane Morgan, an inmate of the County Home, dropped dead there yesterday morning at about seven o'clock. Her remains were brought to the city and buried in Evergreen cemetery. She had lived at the county home for over thirty years and was described as incurable insane. No living relatives are known.
Evening service drew a full house as Rev Keesey led prayer and Mr Peacock urged action against self and discontent. He denounced prejudice and gossip, warned against trinkets and games, and praised Billy Sunday, predicting growing momentum for the campaign.
Morning service at the big tabernacle drew a large crowd as Rev Peacock spoke from Luke 22 23 and urged Christians to mobilize for the Lord. He criticized spending on alcohol and tobacco and warned against turning churches into a laughing stock while fighting the Heaven versus hell battle.
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