Irregularity Report for Carrier Service Prompted
Prompt notice requests reporting any irregularity in carrier service. Reference indicates telephone number 23 for contact or filing. The fragment emphasizes speedy reporting and official channel.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
2
Prompt notice requests reporting any irregularity in carrier service. Reference indicates telephone number 23 for contact or filing. The fragment emphasizes speedy reporting and official channel.
In Lockridge, the Junior Loyal Women class of the Christian Sunday School gathered Sept 2 at Mollie Roos. Members and guests shared a piano program, readings, and a picnic supper on the lawn, with thanks given to Ada McClelland for coordinating.
The Newport announces a fried chicken supper for Friday and Saturday nights. The notice appears in Fairfeld Iowa as second class mail matter at the post office.
Frugal locals are invited to a fried chicken supper at the Newport Cafe located at 306. The event runs Friday and Saturday nights with door service and likely a hearty meal for patrons seeking a quick, tasty option in town.
Benjamin S. Lyons, about 75, broke his neck and died instantly this morning around nine while repairing under the roof of a wood shed at Mrs. Elizabeth Milliken’s East Broadway home. Mrs. Milliken found him. a physician said death was instant. No inquest. Lyons had lived in the area and left two daughters, including Mrs. Charles Carney of Marseilles, and stepson Charles Dellinger of Ottumwa. Funeral plans pending relatives' word.
J F Deems of the National Food administration urges patriotic Jefferson county women to sign a food pledge to support government conservation. An Iowa emergency food bill funds local conservation work. Fairfield presidents or chairmen of women’s groups should meet Saturday at 4:60 in the Library Agassiz Room, with representatives arranged if absent.
The Parsons College football slate lists opponents Monmouth and Simpson at home and Highland Park, Cornell, Iowa Wesleyan, and Penn on the road or at home. Two dates are open with likely fill ins.
Herman King, a fifteen year old boy, was badly injured on a B. & Q. freight train between New London and Mt. Pleasant. He was standing on the bumpers when the train slowed and his foot was mashed between the couplers. Sheriff Campbell found him at Fairfield and, after medical care, sent him home to Burlington at 213 South Fourth Street.
The Senior class elected Orion Coppock as President Gladys Workman as Vice President and Ada Griner as Treasurer. The Junior class chose Noble Hines as President Carroll Keesey as Vice President Eunice Green as Secretary and Ruth Goodrich as Treasurer. Dr R Ames Montgomery spoke before the Corning Presbytery at Emerson yesterday. A surveying course offered by Mr McSweeney the new assistant Professor in Mathematics is expected to attract a sizable class. The Board of Trustees meets today its first under the new administration.
London dispatch reports Kermit Roosevelt appointed as a temporary honorary captain while specially employed from August 22. The Gazette notes the assignment reflects Roosevelt’s service in a distinguished capacity and outlines the temporary nature of the role.
Washington reports a further credit of 40 million dollars to France, raising Allied aid to 2,466,400,000 dollars. The government confirms the ongoing support as World War II-era assurances continue.
Notice issued by Trustees of Pleasant Grove Church warns anyone who took cakes and peanuts on Friday evening September 21 to settle for the items to avoid further trouble.
Dr Archibald Cardle of Burlington, president of the Board of Trustees, assisted in this morning's chapel exercises.
The Lily Journal requests the addresses of Jefferson County soldiers or sailors whose addresses differ from Company M Private Allen W Jewett 74th Co 6th Regiment USMS Marine Corps Care Postmaster New York City.
Public auction to settle a household after the widow's loss. Sale includes four horses weights 1100 to 1400, milch cows Shorthorns Jersey, six heavy oxen, farm machinery, harness, implements, hay 7 tons, 21 acres of corn, alfalfa and timothy, potatoes, and household goods. Location 1% miles northwest of Fairfield, on the Lucian Marey farm, Monday October 1 starting at 12:00. Terms announced day of sale. S. F. Davidson and T. B. Allender, Auctioneers. W. C. Brawner, Clerk.
The Newport Cafe invites patrons to enjoy fried chicken supper on Friday and Saturday nights at 306. Local diners can expect a hearty meal in a casual setting with neighbors.
A posted sign by J. P. Manatre y at 303 forbids hunting trespassing or gathering hickory nuts on the premises.
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