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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1918

Page

7

Local Briefs From Fairfield Area

Miss May Shelton and Mrs. Will Brown visited friends in Ottumwa yesterday. Mrs. Faulkner is ill and in Jefferson County Hospital. Mrs. N Kiger underwent an operation at the same hospital. Ed Heyman and wife left for North Dakota to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O D Nixon of Stockport were in town on business. J E Prince home hosts J O Oliver J R Oliver and families plus V Root and others Monday. L P Quinn and mother left for Indianapolis. Quinn to return later this week. Minnie and Fred Larson returned from Davenport and Rock Island visit.

N. Kiger Jefferson County Ed. Heyman North Dakota L. P. Quinn Indianapolis Mr. Quinn Fairfield Minnie Fred Larson Davenport Rock Island

Pershing's Crusaders Draw Large Crowds At Orpheum

The three day showing of Pershing's Crusaders at the Orpheum drew big audiences. The government film portrays the first year of the war with actual footage of recruiting, cantonments, shipbuilding, training, and U S troops in France. Secretary Baker and Gen Pershing appear as the film traces American aid and action across battles and trenches.

U. S Orpheum U. S. Army United States Pershing France German Treches Baker Stasiff America

Personal notices of travel and visits across towns

Mr and Mrs A J Green leave for Mountain Lake Minnesota to visit son Harland Green. Mr and Mrs Roy Hutchinson of Mediapolis visit J J Hutchinson and relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Holzee of Ottumwa visit relatives. Hubert Cox of Camp Dodge in the city due to sister N Kiger illness. Clarke George on furlough from the city reports to Austin Texas Friday. Mrs E Stout and son visit relatives in Glasgow yesterday. Mrs L S McGuire leaves for Moline Illinois to make future home. Fairfield men Louis Albert Fausener Ira Milton Macey named among Camp Cody officers. Mr and Mrs Frank Rider return to Farmington from visit with Randall family. Mrs Wilbur Whitney Mrs J S Craig and Miss Hilda Whitney motor to Ottumwa. Miss Lottie Scott Phister Christine Bower Cora Stevens return to Farmington from Randall home. Mr and Mrs G W Bean and Mr and Mrs H W Downs leave for Belle Fontaine Ohio for weeks with relatives. Rev and Mrs C L Tenant arrive from Centerville stay with Fryman home while goods arrive. Tenant to assume Methodist pastorate next Sunday. Clarence Laughridge and Glen Larson informed of selection for Officers Training Camp at Camp Pike Arkansas from Camp Dodge.

Camp Cody New Mexico Fairfield Louis Albert Fausener Ira Milton Macey C. L Tenant City Centerville Fryman South Main Street Methodist Church

Funeral services for Jack Farmer held at residence

Funeral services were held at three o clock this afternoon from the residence for Jack Farmer with Rev L E Kuhns in charge. Interment followed at Evergreen cemetery. Dr and Mrs J O Laird of Malvern visited the city due to Mrs Laird s father P H Roth s illness and death. Raymond Boos of Lockridge was a city visitor. Charles Hedge visited Ottumwa yesterday. Mrs M Chilcott remains ill at her West Broadway home. Walter Johnson expected from Chicago for a few days with the Wisecarver home. J B Trent of Batavia was in the city on business yesterday. Harrold Randall of the U S S Kentucky visiting his father Deputy Sheriff M S Randall. Hannah went to Des Moines on a business trip last night.

Jack Farmer L.E. Kuhns Evergreen Cemetery J. O. Laird Malvern Laird P. H. Roth Raymond Boos Lockridge Charles Hedge Ottumwa M. Chilcott West Broadway Walter Johnson Chicago H. E. Wisecarver J. B. Trent Batavia Harrold Randall U. S. 8S Kentucky M. S. Randall

Daily Journal Increases Subscriptions For Fairfield

Due to rising print paper and material costs the Daily Journal raises subscription rates in Fairfield. Advertising prices were lifted earlier and free copies end. Telegraph war news incur extra expenses under new government priority rules and wire congestion. Rates apply October 1 1918 with forward acceptance through January 1 1919.

Food Administration Authorization Records Sparse OCR

This fragment shows an authorized by the Food Administration notice with scattered numbers and dates. The legible parts include generic references to authorization and administrative action, but no clear names, places, or events are extractable.

Exemption Board Sends Questionnaires to Registrants

The notice states questionnaires are being sent today to those who registered last Thursday, aged 19 through 36 inclusive, to determine exemption eligibility.

Service Connection Charge for Telephone Lines

Bulletin from the Post Office Department raises charges for telephone service. It lists monthly rates of 2.00 or less for standard service, 5.00 for rates over 2.00 up to 4.00, and 10.00 for moves or changes on the same premises. Cash in advance. Apply to the company's office.

Post Office Department

Card of Thanks for Carlo Lundquist Family

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our son Carlo's illness and death. Gratitude for the flowers sent. Signed Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lundquist.

Carlo F. W. Lundqust

New Registrants to Likely See Quick Service in the Army

Registrants from September 12 are expected to complete questionnaires and be drawn for service with minimal training compared to earlier selectees. Officials say the aim is to ease home concerns through provisions and insurance while they serve abroad, with advisory boards aiding instruction. Major Cramer travels to St. Joe and back to Memphis after Iowa reunion. Fairfield Chautauqua stockholders meet Oct 4 to elect directors at 1 30 p m in armory rooms.

United States Ballard Major Cramer Iowa St. Joe Memphis Fairfield Chautauqua Association Armory Fairfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss May Shelton Will Brown W. H. Faulkner Jefferson County Hospital O. D. Nixon Stockport A. J. Green Montain Lake Minn Harland ,Green Roy Hutchinson Mediapolis J. J. Hutchinson Home W. H. Holzee Hubert Cox Camp Dodge Clarke George Austin Texas Frank Rider Farmington Wilbur Whitney J. S. Craig Hilda Whitney Lottie Scott Phister Christine Bower Cora Stevens G. W. Bean H. W. Downs Belle Fontaine Ohio Clarence Laughridge Glen Larson Camp Pike Arkansas Hannah Des Moines FORD T.W. Hannah Staves Bros Per Publica The Daily Journal Ted County Price Interpreting Committee Food Administration Victory Ken Stan Prunes Rd No Idard Ndard Sra D No J. 8. McKenney W. C. Spaulding Ray Maxwell Louis White H. C. Erickson J. H. Stuckey E. C Fligg C. W. Wade Walter Burns Dean Taylor Victory Brea Jefferson CO. Telephone CO J. A. Huglin, Pres Brown Adler-Rochester Times Mallory Ie Drake Rex Beach Matinee Orpheum Theater Sandy Perse U.S. Signal Corps Navy
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