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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

8

Peru Near Break Over Sinking of Peruvian Bark

Peru faces a demand for satisfaction within eight days from Berlin after the sinking of the Peruvian bark Lorento. If unmet, relations will be broken. In Argentina, pressure grows for a potential break with Germany amid strikes and anti German demonstrations. A naval squadron arrives to secure Montevideo utilities.

Smands Lorton Zima Peru Berlin Ger’mann iUnegos Aéres Argentina Wident Trigoven Chamber of Deputies “Afton Irigoyen Paraguay Uruguay Germany Chloe Ynce Pforces Efcem Montevideo

Shipping Board Fixes Rate for Requisitioned Ships

The Shipping Board set a base rate of 5.75 dollars per ton per month for requisitioned ocean going merchant ships. Within a year the United States will oversee more than 1,600 ocean-going merchant ships totaling about 9.2 million tons as part of the government shipbuilding program.

Washington Shipping Board Aéeard United States

Flour price fix set by New York committee

The flour distributing committee of the New York Produce Exchange, appointed by the U.S. Food Administration, announced new export prices. First clears will be $11.90 to $12.25 per 220 pound sack, about $10.60 to $10.90 per barrel, with the general price at $18.25 per sack, or 220 pounds.

New York New York Produce Exchange Tieited States Food Administration The Food Administration

Former Russ Chief Sentenced to Life Hard Labor

Petrograd reports General Soukhovinolinoff, ex minister of war, jailed for life on high treason. Mme Soukhomlinoff acquitted. He also convicted of abuse of confidence and fraud in the same proceedings.

Petrograd Soukhovolinoff Mme. Soukhomlinoff Soukhomlinoff

Senate votes to confirm Reichmann brigadier general

Washington reports the senate military affairs committee recommended approving Col. Carl Reichmann of the regular army as brigadier general by an 8 to 2 vote after extended hearings. He faced questions over alleged sympathetic sentiments toward Germany.

Washington Carl Reichminn Senate Military Affairs Committee Reichmann Germany

Rules Governing Conduct on Special Amendment Vote

The Secret ary of State W S Allen informs county auditors about the October 15 special amendment election rules. Poll times vary by city size with 7:00 am or 8:00 am openings and 7:00 pm closings. Voter registration rules, ballot counts, mail voting provisions, and general election rules apply. The letter urges publication to ensure uniform conduct.

W. S. Allen A. C. Turner Secretary of State

The Town Slouch by Ellis M Clarke

A compact verse noting life wisdom and slang about borrowing, shifting blame, and youth. The piece uses humor to lampoon quick promises and the habit of shifting debts from Peter to Paul.

Prohibition Amendment Debate Influences Iowa Voters

A partisan message argues money is spent in Iowa to sway voters against the Prohibition amendment. The piece urges citizens to vote for the amendment on October 15, asserting influence campaigns aim to mislead the public.

Iowa

Taxes Penalty Takes Effect October First

Penalty for unpaid taxes begins October first as announced by R H Spence county treasurer. For sale an Underwood typewriter with five years guarantee. available April 1917. price forty dollars listed by Frank Danielson. Vote for the prohibition amendment and verify temporary actions already taken.

Underwood Frank Danielson

For Rent Nine Room House in City Corner Washington

For rent a nine room house at the corner of Washington and Sixth street. Inquire at Peace Machine Shop. Phone 333. 215.

East Hempstead Street Second and Stone E. C. Anderson C. G. Taylor North Third Street G. T. Baker P. H. Fisher Frank Berard Ernest Bailey East Adams Street Louis White M. C. Carpenter E. F. Simmons Washington and Sixth Street Enquire Peace Machine Shop

For Sale Typewriters Rebuilt at Deep Discounts

Rebuilt Remingtons Monarchs L C Smiths and Royals offered direct at 40 to 89 percent below manufacturer prices. One year guarantee. Cash or easy terms. Shipped on five day trial. Catalogue on request from Journal American Writing Machine Co Inc 329 South Dearborn Chicago II.

Lost broach near Orpheum pin with no setting

An old-fashioned broach pin is missing in front of the Orpheum or nearby. If found, please call the finder at 687302.

Orpheum

Vote for Amendment for Home and Happiness

A call to voters to approve the Amendment on October 15th promising benefits for home life and personal happiness. The message emphasizes a positive civic choice and aligns the amendment with everyday welfare.

Penalty Takes Effect and Vote Date Noted

The notice states penalties take effect October 1 and urges voters to remember the October 15 deadline to vote on the Iowa Prohibition amendment.

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