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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1918

Page

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Community club names labor commission for county

The Community club board named C. J. Fulton as chairman, Dillon Turney as employer representative, and George M. Mart as labor representative to a local labor commission. The move aligns with U S Employment Service goals to centralize common labor recruitment for war industries.

United States Employment Service Department of Labor Community Club C. J. Fulton Dillon Turney George M. Mart U. S. Labor Bureau Turney Mart Washington Central Labor Federation Leo D. Thoma Fulton U. S. Employment Service War Labor Policies Board War Labor Board War, Navy and Agricultural Departments Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation War Industries Board Food, Fuel and Railroad Administration

Jefferson County Stock Scheme Exposed by Minnesota Probe

Four young men sold ten dollar shares in a Minneapolis mail order company to Jefferson County farmers promising wholesale prices and dividends. The Minnesota Public Safety Commission revoked the charter amid irregularities. $8,000 to $10,000 was raised locally before inquiries halted further sales.

Minneapolis Nova Scotia Minnesota Public Safety Commission Minnesota Jefferson County Tribune

Fourteen draftees depart Fairfield for Camp Forest

The Burlington train carried fourteen drafted men from Fairfield as the first leg of their journey to Camp Forest Georgia. A large crowd cheered, with the Fairfield band playing, and flags waved from train windows. Local officials note ongoing changes in class one and pending calls for August, with several men already scheduled for training and later assignments.

Fairfield Burlington Camp Forest Camp Dodge France Syracuse N. Y Jefferson Barracks James H. Zeigler George N. Light Carl W. Hartman Vincent R. Shelangouski Albert E. Calhoun Ames Auto Mechanic School

General March outlines aims and troop actions in World War I

Washington reports General March stating the sole aim for both allies and Germans is to inflict maximum casualties as fronts shift in the Soissons-Rheims salient. He notes a fourteen mile German retreat, the 42nd Rainbow Division arriving east of Fere en Tardenois, and six new divisions planned with formations around regular regiments.

Washington D. C Soissons-Rheims Salient General March March Salient 42Nd Rainbow Fere-en-Tardenois Sergy Cierges United States Camps Logan Texas Beauregard Louisiana Dodge Iowa Sevier South Carolina National Army Pershing

Cedar Township Woman's Association Holds July Meeting

The Cedar Township unit met July 25 at Mrs. Leah Heston's home with forty five members present. They plan a patriotic picnic and sale in Marvin Humphry grove on August 20 to benefit the K C A and Y M C A funds. The next meeting is set for August 8 at Mrs. W W James's home.

Woman’s Association of Cedar Township Leahh Heston Marvin Humphry Grove K. C W. W. James

Names and Courage Drive Idaho Men to Marine Corps

Samuel R. Haight and Andhon Lemon from Pocatello Idaho enlisted at a St. Paul recruiting station. They express resolve to confront the Germans and are headed to Paris Island for Marine training.

Pocatello Idaho U. S. Marine Corps Samuel R. Haight Andhon Lemon Haight Paris Island

Community Canning Kitchen Planned at Armory

Plans are forming for a community canning kitchen at the Armory where townspeople and rural residents can bring vegetables to be canned. Surplus products may be sold for Red Cross or hospital funds. A meeting led by Miss Jessie Griswold is set for 3 30 Thursday afternoon at the Armory. All county women are urged to attend.

Red Cross Armory Jessie Griswold

McKelvey Arrested Over Meat Claim in Iowa Farm Groups

George McKelvey longtime Farmers Union leader was arrested in Salem and moved to Burlington after a Mt Hamill speech allegedly claiming Iowa food administrator Weems fed sixty pounds of choice meat to his dogs during meatless days. Federal hearing set, with potential grand jury binding. McKelvey denies draft obstruction and links to Non Partisan League.

George McKelvey Farmers’ Union Salem Mt. Pleasant U. S Shepherd Burlington Burlington Gazette McKelvey Mt. Hamill Lee County J. F. Deems Iowa United States District Attorney’s Office Carl C. Riepe Keokuk Gazette League Weems Des Moines Supreme Exemption Board Columbus Junction Washington District Board Ely

Every Member Canvass Plan by Fairfield Methodist

The First Methodist church of Fairfield designates Sunday afternoon August 4 for the Every Member Canvass of the financial budget for the new year starting September 1. The canvass runs 1 30 to 6 o'clock with members divided into thirty groups for the process.

The Methodist Church First Methodist Church of Fairfield

Death of Prof James E Williamson in California

Obituary notes the death of Prof James E Williamson last week in California after a sudden apoplexy. Former Fairfield city superintendent of schools and beloved by students, he kept in touch with the 1896 class. He taught widely in California and leaves a widow two daughters and a son.

James E. Williamson California Williamson Fairfield

Agricultural Show Planned for September

Farm Bureau members met to plan a county agricultural show for September. A tentative third week was set for a three day event featuring pure bred stock and agricultural products with possible entertainment. Directors from each township were named, with Fairfield names to be added. Officers elected include President Frank McCormick Vice president A R Yeager Secretary Geo H Koch and Treasurer John Gilbert.

Emry Fairfield Frank McCormick A. R. Yeager Geo. H. Koch John Gilbert

Burlington Mourns Mrs Catherine Fox Pioneer Resident

Mrs Catherine Fox longtime Burlington resident died Sunday evening at age 97. Born in Pennsylvania in 1825 she married in 1843 and moved to Burlington two years later. She was the oldest member of the First M. E. church and is survived by three daughters.

Burlington Catherine Fox

Harding's Corn Guess Hurts Gubernatorial Standing

Governor Harding faced criticism as his public farm knowledge was mocked after a Red Cross fundraiser in Fairfield Iowa. A jar of Buchanan corn drew 1 177 grains with Harding guessing 450, a miss of 727, while local donors raised money and a signed inscription failed to fetch a high sum.

Harding Buchanan Township Fairfield Buchanan Porter Buchanan Red Cross Buchanan Folk Red Cross John Jenks Iowa W. L. Harding Jas. E. Turner Fairfield Baker Jim Jesse Armstrong Leonard Prince Dale Parsons C. Hartman

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Logal S. Labor Commission Fulton, Turney and Mart Federal Agency Department of Agriculture Blue Sky Southern Lvcurpla Callip Rollie Stansberry Walter Charles Erhardt Harry P. Mullenix Louis Kilzer Hubert J. Arndt Ralph A. Wheatley Rollie E. Krumholtz Ernest Pencil Arthur John Lindquist Ira H. Crenshaw Walter Smith George William Hill Archer L. Snodgreen Vern M. Lewis U.S War Department N. G National Guard N. A Ted Prof. Williamson Farm Bureau Farmer
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