Dean Taylor A. W. Taylor Editor Manager
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
2
Officials Named In State Ticket List
United States Senator William Kenyon and Governor W L Harding head a slate with lieutenant governor Ernest Moore and superintendent P E McClenahan. Railroad commissioners Dwight N Lewis and Charles Webster also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William 8. Kenyon
Ernest R. Moore
Railroad Commissioners
Dwight N. Lewis Charles Webster
Voter slate for local offices includes Bell Trent and trustees
Recorder Clyde C. Bell is named for the recorder post. Charles Edmund is listed for 1919 term supervisor. J. B. Trent is listed for 1920 term supervisor. Hospital trustees named are A. Armstrong Melvin H. Corey and E. F. Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edmund
J. B. Trent
What W. W. Used to Think
Woodrow Wilson warned that illegitimate presidential influence on Congress through bargaining appointments patronage and covert senate pressure undermines constitutional government and public faith in leaders. The passage argues such actions corrupt the republic and erode fundamental understandings of governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Quote on political leadership and independence in Washington
A speaker rejects elitist saviors and warns against becoming wards to guardians in Washington. The remarks express a distrust of closed-door decision making and emphasize self-reliance and accountability among the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Providence
Tak
Public urged to send child health records during influenza epidemic
Officials suspend public weigh stations for under five age children but urge parents to obtain record cards, fill them, and mail to the Children's Bureau. Cards show heights and weights, with upper section kept by families and lower mailed. Not compulsory, but essential for national health census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Bureau
Roth’s
Thorne’s
Fair Store
Fire and Snow Block Trains Cut Denver Rail Service
A heavy snowfall at Corona on the Continental divide halted traffic on the Moffat line and a subsequent fire destroyed 7,000 feet of snowshed in the railway terminal. The blaze followed a snow blockade just after a rotary plow had cleared the track. Mr and Mrs C D Leggett announce their son George Leggett has been commissioned as second lieutenant in the aviation service at Kelley Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Corona
Continental Divide
Moffat
C. D. Leggett
George Leggett
Kelley Field
Texas
Woodrow Wilson on American freedom and guardianship
The speaker condemns government guardianship as patronizing to children and warns America will not submit to thralldom. He asserts that Amer ica will never surrender manhood or freedom in the face of protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Woodrow Wilson
Mine Gott Gott Sets Peace Aside in German Rift
The text notes Mine Gott Gott deserting the Kaiser and pursuing a separate peace now serving under a stronger master. It contrasts Republican hopes for consideration and confidence with loyalty to Germany, asserting no quarrel with the German people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gott
Kaiser
Germany
Quarantined Halloween Aims for Safe Family Fun
The piece notes Halloween during wartime restrictions with children at home. Red Cross workers and costumes may double as nurses while parents guard from risky pranks. Kids find safe pleasures like jack o lanterns and teacup fortune telling, with suggestions to hide movable items to deter mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Noisterers
France
Red Cross
Hallowe'en
T.e
Farmers Mutual Assesssment Notice 1918 Mills
The Executive Committee of the Jefferson County Farmers' Mutual Insurance Union assesses three and one third mills on insurance in force as of October 12 1918. Payment begins November 5th with delinquency on November 26th. T C Ross secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Union
T. C. Ross
Notice of liquidation debt settlement period
Out of business notice requests all known debtors to call and settle accounts on or before a specified date. From J. W. Oliver & Son.
George M. Ball Seeks Clerk of District Court Support
Democratic candidate George M. Ball announces his bid for the office of Clerk of the District Court and asks for voter support. The statement frames Ball as the party’s choice and invites backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Ball
Wanted to Buy Furniture and Stores Ad by C A Banta
Notice in brief form advertising a second hand store run by C A Banta. The item mentions a general election voting reminder and a call to register if the voter did not vote or has moved since the last election, with the next Saturday as the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Banta
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Journal
Journal Printing CO
South Court Street
Dean Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Republican
W. L. Harding
Secretary of
Williams
Allen
Auditor of
Frank S. Shaw
Edwin H. Hoyt
H. M. Hayner
Supt. of Public Instruction
P. E. McClenahan
Charles A. Kennedy
Wm. L. Long
A. C. Turner
Banford Zeigler, Jr
Walter Harris
R. C. Leggett
Clyde C. Bell
A. Armstrong
Melvin H. Corey
E. F. Simmons
W. W
Gaines Bros
Cole
Colesia
J. W. Oliver & Son
Jefferson County
Baer
Poplins, Serges and
Panamas
F. M. Hunter
Stuckey-Gossick Milling CO
J. W. Oliver and Son
U. S. National Guard Band
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