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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
5
No Armistice in Caucasus Drives Relief Appeal
Colonel William N. Haskell of Near East Relief warns hunger persists in Trans-Caucasus with winter barring shelter and fuel. He details mass displacements across Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia, noting 263,000 refugees in Russian Armenia and widespread destitution. An appeal to American donors seeks funds to continue relief operations led by Near East Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
William N. Haskell
Trans-Caucasus
Madison Avenue
New York City
Haskell
Caucasus
Armenia
Azerbaidjan
Georgia
Karabagh
Shusha
Nakhichevan
Tiflis
Baku
Turkish Armenia
Russian Armenia
Transcaucasia
Hastelles
Cleveland H. Dodge
Savings Certificates Out Investment Value Shown
War Savings drive in Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin promotes 1920 Treasury Savings certificates of $100 and $1,000. They bear over 4% interest, mature January 1 1925, redeemable after purchase, tax exempt, and guarantee absolute government backing with steady value. Conversion options exist for 1918 1919 War Savings holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Organization
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Treasury Savings
United States
Treasury
How to buy and save during the high cost of living
University of Wisconsin economist A L Marlatt outlines a government backed guide for households to cut the cost of living. The plan urges direct producer purchases, cooperative buying, retailer cash discounts, and scheduled buys while advising when to buy and when not to buy to protect families and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Marlatt
University of Wisconsin
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Government Savings Organization
Women In Savings
Prof
Marlatt
Boy Scouts in Young Armenia Transform Refugee Boys
American Boy Scout training aids hundreds of Armenian refugee children in Constantinople. Reformation begins in Near East Relief orphanages where former beggars learn discipline, dress, and honesty as scouts, prompting fund appeal to Near East Relief in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Near East Relief Orphanges
Near East Relief
Madison Avenue
New York City
Armenian refugee plight sparks Near East Relief appeal
Miss Hermine Dakesian and Miss Adelaide S. Dwight describe famine conditions in Alexandropol and Erivan after Turkish massacres. More than a million Armenians face starvation unless aid arrives, with Near East Relief mobilizing a nationwide fundraising drive to avert mass deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandropol
Russian Armenia
Hermine Dakesian
Oberlin College
Adelaide S. Dwight
Miss Dwight
Armenia
America
Local News Briefs Include Lectures and Moves
Mrs S J Whitaker returns home after visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Rev Leeds lectured on Abraham Lincoln to High school and Lincoln school students with strong interest. Mrs Ross McCarty returns after attending her sister Kate Byczek funeral in Fremont. An infant is critically ill with whooping cough. James T Hughes remains home with a slight illness. Eli Blough moves to Fairfield March 1 to the Higley property on East Jefferson Street. Glen Laughlin of Bernhart visits. Rudolph Sandbom returns home after visiting his parents. Edwin Sandbom resigns from Drake Clothing to study at Gem City Business College in Quincy Ill next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Whitaker
Oklahoma
Rev. Leeds
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln School
Ross McCarty
Kate Byczek
Fremont
Wayne Harris
James T. Hughes
Eli Blough
Fairfield
Higley
East Jefferson Street
Glen Laughlin
Bernhart
Rudolph Sandbom
Des Moines
Edwin Sandbom
Drake Clothing Company
Quincy, Ill
Gem City Business College
Federal Bakery Opens Publicly in Fairfield
The Federal bakery in Fairfield operates in the Thomas Son building with open view of the mixing and baking process. Manager W. J. Penningroth oversees a clean, well lit shop drawing large crowds since last Friday’s opening. The article notes the nationwide chain’s high quality and urges patrons to buy rolls, listing 650 rolls in stock. mentions J. T. Hughes and Charles McKemey connected to local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bakery
Fairfield
Thomas Son
West Broadway
Federal Bakeries
Pacific Coast
United States
Federal
W. J. Penningroth
Will Move to Curtis Farm
Dr. E. Krueger will move March first to the Curtis farm two and one half miles west of Batavia. He bought the ninety acre farm last fall. The property is well improved and tiled and was purchased for 505 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Farm
Knights of Pythias to convene in Castle hall session
Local members of the Knights of Pythias are asked to meet at Castle hall Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for a special session. Candidates for the Rathbone Bible class at Ottumwa next Monday will be voted on at the Sunday meeting. Many local Pythians expect to attend the Ottumwa gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Order of Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Rathbone
Ottumwa
Rev McKiben Property Sold in City
Rev E G McKibben of Clifton Ohio reports to the Tribune that his residence in the city sold. The deal closed last Wednesday by former neighbor John F Loehr. possession March 1. price 85250. purchaser Harry Baker. Notification sent to potential bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baker
Farm Hand Seeks Steady Farm Position
Married experienced farm hand offers services through Tribune's Free Farm Employment Bureau. Furnishes good references and can be reached by phone at 905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune’s Free
Farm Employment Bureau
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Fairgrounds
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