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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1920

Page

8

Memorial Notes and Local Legion Affairs Report

Representative William Long expressed support for a state bonus for ex-officers and ex enlisted men who served in the great war. Memorial services announced with band music, addresses by Wilson Reed and John Barwise, and scripture reading. Membership tops 350, Leap Year dance planned, and local coverage praises Fairfield Journal. bees’ honey production noted.

William Long Marseillaise Quartette Wilson Reed Star Spangled Banner John Barwise

Drake University plans two million endowment drive

Drake University, in the Midwest, marks thirty nine years and an enrollment over 5,281 graduates. The war and high living costs push a two million dollar endowment campaign beginning soon, with $600,000 earmarked for the Bible college funded by churches. Two ten thousand dollar gifts have already been received.

Drake University Cow Ebm Hapards Bible College

Colorado National Forests Draw Over A Million Summer Visitors

More than a million people visited Colorado national forests during last summer, enjoying wilderness areas and recreation activities across the region. Data show high turnout at popular sites and extended seasonal access for hikers campers and picnickers.

National Forests of Colorado

Salt Rich Dead Sea Famed for Impassable Waters

The Dead Sea earns its name from waters so saturated with salt that no animal can survive therein.

Dead Sea

Long lived Swedish colonial matriarch Lino Lamson dies

Lino Lamson born in 1832 in Sweden sailed to the United States in 1845 with Swedish emigrants crossing the Mississippi. The group settled near Lockridge at New Stockholm and helped shape local history. She married Ward Lamson in 1853 and had nine children, though one daughter Clara died in infancy.

Lamson Sweden United States Mississippi River Jefferson County New Stockholm Lockridge John Danielson Cassel A. F. Cassel Ward Lamson Four Corners Clara

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