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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
2
New Wheat Rules Require Substitutes for Flour Sales
The Food Administration lays out substitutes for wheat flour retailing. Dealers must stock barley, corn meal, or corn flour and sell one pound of substitute per four pounds of wheat flour. Limits are removed while the 80-20 rule remains. Additional substitutes include millet, rice, peanut flour, sweet potato flour, buckwheat, and more, with rye flour allowed at two-to-three ratios. Four Victory Mixed Flours, blending wheat with barley, corn, and rye flours, will soon be sold without substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
W Boat 15 Sunk by British Submarine Action
British forces attacked a German U boat after sighting it and fired two torpedoes at full speed. The submarine sank rapidly, with the ship reported as sunk within seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sept
Privist
Sabmnarine Em Patreix
Central News
Jefferson County Boys Headed to Camp Dodge in Military Farewell
A large morning crowd at Burlington station bid farewell to 42 Jefferson County recruits bound for military service. Led by Clarence Laughridge and a local committee, the departing group boarded three extra train coaches, with bands playing at the courthouse and along the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jefferson County
Clarence Laughridge
C. J. Fulton
W. Fordyce
W. L. Long
Court House
Staton
Mt. Pleasant
Local weddings and community notices bustle in Lockridge and Ottumwa
In Lockridge, Miss Della A Briggs and Howard L Taylor of Lockridge wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev Rolland Butler officiating. The couple plans a farm home near Lockridge and were joined by Miss Taylor and Mr Peterson. In Ottumwa, Anna Bates and Isaac Shenstrom married at the English Lutheran church with Rev George Dorn officiating and will reside at 203 West Monroe after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della A. Briggs
Howard L. Taylor
Lockidge
Baptist Parsonage
Rolland Butler
Miss Taylor
Mr. Peterson
Lockridge
Anna Bates
Isaac Shenstrom
English Lutheran Church
Ottumwa
George Dorn
Grant Enloww
West
Monroe Street
Jefferson County Short Horn Cattle Demand Grows
Jefferson County Shorthorn breeders see rising demand as buyers in Wyoming consider carload purchases. George H. Koch reports exporters may order substantial stock, with hopes to establish a strong future market and profitable breeding program in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
J. P. Manatrey
George H. Koch
Joforon
Koeh
Jasan
Garfield Praises Autoists in National Sacrifice Appeal
Washington reports Doctor Garfield lauded American drivers for a patriotic response to a federal effort and urged voluntary sacrifice. He predicted a broader mobilization next Sunday and praised the initial turnout as promising progress toward a national show of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerteld
Simdwe
Hsra
Germans call all able men for service at front
A German correspondent reports mass mobilization with 800000 men called to arms. The front lines see 70000 and 40000 troops dispatched, while volunteers and conscripts increase pressure on the war effort. The correspondent notes intensified callups and vigorous measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adda
Personal notices mention Griswold trip to Chicago exposition
Mre 8 J Weiday and Mra Griswold of Allerton plan a departure for Chicago tonight to visit the exposition and spend several days there. The fragment indicates travel and social notices among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Weiday
Griswold
Allerton
Chicago
Chicken supper at Christian Church Thursday
BrevetiQs offer a chicken supper Thursday from five to eight o'clock at the Christian Church on sale for 35 cents per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Sock Fight Sparks Public Square Uproar
A Freshman-Sophomore sock fight caused widespread excitement in the public square last evening. Skirmishes and light injuries were reported, notably Charles Gossick who was taken to Jefferson County Hospital. Attendees later went to the Orpheum Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gossick
Jefferson County
Orpheum Theater
Harding Removes James M Pierce From State Defense Board
Gov. W L Harding announced the removal of James M Pierce from the State Council of National Defense following resolutions by the Liberty Loan committee led by Robert Wallace of Council Bluffs. The panel urged federal investigation and expulsion from the defense council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. L. Harding
James M. Pierce
State Council of National Defense
Liberty Loan
Robert Wallace
Council Bluffs
Pierce
Council of Defense
Yeomen Plan Meeting To Boost Red Cross Donation
Members of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen invited to Yeoman Hall Thursday evening at 7 45 to hear a fundraising plan for the Red Cross announced by Ida J Stephenson correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Red Cross
Yeoman Hall
Ida J. Stephenson
Corsp
Sweet Cream Seeks Purchase at The Purity Store
A brief classified note states SWEET CREAM wants to be bought at The Purity and offers a good price. The ad seeks responses from potential sellers or handlers of the product.
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Fred Spray Morris J. Pollock
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Wm. B. Huddleston
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Arthus GB. Howell
James E. Crafton
Benare D
Nordquist
Vernie Wright Maynard E.imore Archer C. Reizhard Lloyd B
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Freda’ M. Raney
Harold G, Messer Ives McKay
William McDonald
Win. B. Helfenstine
Daniel W. Sauer
John KE. Parsons
Herry
Bagby
Ralph V. Smith
Clarenes
FE. Lauder van T. Lawson
Clarence W. Hamilton
Guy V. Gillan
Clarence M. Bloveh
Ernest L. Landpuist
Jef Tersin Univ
Camp Dodge
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Newman
South Main
Jack Facer
James Turner
Alice Clinkinbeard
Facer
West Jefferson Street
Lawrence McGuire
Meo
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Kritet
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Frank’s Orchestra
Theda Bara
Parsons Conservatory
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Parsons
United States Army
Parsons College
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