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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
6
A brief editor manager notice requests prompt reporting of any irregularity in the carrier service. It provides telephone number 23 for reporting and directs readers to contact promptly with concerns.
British forces resume offensive from Haig in France and Belgium as they advance 1 000 to 1 200 yards along the northern half of the battle line east of Ypres. German resistance rages along a thousand yard front near the Ypres Menin road with heavy fighting between St Julien and Gheluvelt.
A Fairfield author argues the liquor question in Iowa demands absolute prohibition. He cites temperance failures, politics entwined with liquor, and notes the National Council of Pharmacy and American Medical Society deem alcohol valueless in medicine. He urges Iowa voters to act on October 15.
Gaston Means faces a writ of habeas corpus before Justice Webb in Gastonia. Webb took the plea under advisement and signaled it may be granted. Defense attorneys plan to argue that the state has not shown a prima facie murder case and seek dismissal of the warrant.
Evangelist Billy Sunday telegraphed Secretary McAdoo from Los Angeles pledging his aid in the second Liberty loan drive. In Winnipeg a heat wave peaked at 92 degrees as western Canada baked under high temperatures.
The Jefferson County Hospital School of Nursing holds its second commencement tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church. Elizabeth A. Greener of Mt. Sinai School of Nursing delivers the address. Graduates include Zilpha Kamp of Fairfield, June Hazel Norris of Birmingham, and Emma Katherine Marsh of Ft. Madison. The program features hymns, a dance, oaths, diplomas, and a benediction.
Rev Campbell of Libertyville addressed the Y M C A at ten in the morning on The Forces that Make A Man. He outlined three key factors heredity environment and personality and kept students attentive with enthusiastic delivery.
Mr. Madelin Peterson, president, presided as the YWCA meeting heard brief reports from committee chairmen on their department work and its value to the association as a whole.
The notice lists officers of several societies with presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers including Orio Aldine Aristo Sigt and Elzevir branches. It also advertises for sale spring chickens fry size and Plymouth Rock pullets from G. A. Merich John Sexton Co. at 204 South Main Chicago and Stella Griffith at 218 phone numbers provided.
Governor Harding and Adj. Gen. Logan seek sleeping car space for the First Iowa to Deming New Mexico as officials doubt available Pullman or tourist sleepers. Quaker and Mennonite conscripts from Henry and Jefferson counties will serve as cooks in uniform but avoid drilling or arms. Training begins at Camp Dodge as 21 000 men start the great mobilization while cantonment completion delays further drafts.
The committee on the Old Soldiers Reunion met yesterday and decided to postpone this year’s reunion due to an Old Settlers Reunion and other entertainments this fall. President Alex Easton announced the change.
The text lists leaders and roles across two groups. Censor Lena Fisher leads, with Empyrean headed by Dorothy Blake as President and Ada Griner as Vice President. Marie Johnson serves as Secretary, Ruth Taylor is Critic, and Marie Magel is Delphic President with Ruth Gonterman as Secretary. Ruth Goodrich holds Treasurer, while Rose Huston fills the Critic role.
German forces launch a strong attack east of Ypres and gain a foothold on narrow fronts but are driven back by British counterattacks. British naval airmen raid Varssenaere airdrome. a German squadron loses a plane. French use liquid fire near Beaumont north of Verdun and repel the attack with losses.
Washington reports a record farm yield with 3.248 billion bushels of corn and 462 million bushels of white potatoes, exceeding averages by large margins. The army in the furrows has won its first battle as crop figures project unprecedented total food production for the nation and the world.
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