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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1920

Page

1

Wilsons League program faces belligerent obstacle in campaign

The piece notes US diplomatic resistance to altering the league with intact articles, warns it could become a campaign issue, and cites President Wilson on maintaining the program. It also discusses prohibition court cases, rising food prices, and shifting public attitudes toward profiteers and shortages.

United States League Wilson New York New York Authority Iowa Des Moines Register

Annual Southeastern Iowa Basketball Meet at Parsons

The southeastern Iowa annual basketball tournament will be held at Parsons College on Friday and Saturday March 12 and 13. Twenty seven high schools plan to attend with about eight representatives each. Mike Meiers to officiate. Fairfield citizens plan hospitality for delegates and visitors are urged to reserve hotel rooms early.

Southeastern Iowa Parsons College Parsons College Letter Club Mike Meiers Meiers Iowa Fairfield

Batavia Farmers Buy Elevator and Related Assets

About 150 farmers near Batavia purchased the grain elevator livestock and fuel business of Walker and Peebler. Frank Whitmore serves as president and Ed Harris as manager. The deal reportedly totals $15 000. Iowa consolidated rural schools and cooperative efforts with teachers college were praised by delegates at the Cedar Falls conference.

Batavia Walker & Peebler Frank Whitmore Ed Harris Iowa Teachers College Cedar Falls

Local Land Deals Include 80 and 40 Acre Sales Near Reinbeck

Otto Albert of Reinbeck sells 80 acres to Gus Treimer for 18000 dollars and 40 acres east of Reinbeck to Alfred Lieh for 12000 dollars. August Strohbehn buys the Albert Vit tum farm east of Morrison at 350 dollars per acre with possession next year.

Otto Albert Reinbeck Gus Treimer Alfred Lieh August Strohbehn Albert Vittum Morrison

Thoughtless husbands threaten marriage in old column

Former Fairfield man Charley Crail now Judge Charles S. Crail writes for the Los Angeles Examiner. He warns that thoughtlessness by husbands, from ignoring daily courtesies to neglectful routines, fuels divorce cases and harms wives, urging men to act with lasting courtship habits.

Fairfield Los Angeles Charley Crail Charles S. Crail Los Angeles Examiner

California Letter From Mrs Moorman Describes Pomona and Iowa Ties

Mrs. Maria Moorman writes from Pomona California to Tribune readers about Southern California’s climate and agriculture. She notes poultry and pig operations in the region. Pomona’s population around 18 000 to 20 000. notable orange shipments and the San Bernardino orange show. Iowa Day events in Los Angeles attract thousands with Iowa counties and colleges represented. The letter mentions a grand hotel project in Los Angeles and a March 6 housewarming in Jefferson county Iowa.

the Tribune Maria Moorman Pomona Cal California San Bernardino Iowa Los Angeles Lincoln Park Los Angeles Examiner Iowa Association of Southern California Iowa Agricultural College Iowa State University Polk County Ing Ishall Black Hawk Lynn Woodbury Charles S. Crail Jefferson County O Great S. W. Straus

Tribune Progress Notes Bold Market Growth

A short promotional blurb touts The Tribune as larger than two or three other newspapers in the county and hints at ongoing progress with the slogan It Pays to Tie to The Tribune.

Tribune Tribune Progress The

Londquist Hedge Wedding in Ottumwa

Miss Ethel Londquist married Charles W Hedge on February 25 at Ottumwa with Rev A A Heath officiating. The bride wore turquoise georgette over satin and roses. she is a noted teacher from Jefferson County. After March 15 they will reside at Elmwood Farm near Brighton Iowa.

George Londquist Erma Johnson Ottumwa Hedge Jefferson County Pleasant Plain Cedar Falls

Pastors Exchange Pulpits Across Circuits

Rev. J. A. Wilson of the Mt. Pleasant circuit will preach on the Fair field circuit next Sunday in exchange with Rev. Frank Leeds. Pleasant Grove church holds services at 11 a m Prairie Chapel at 3 p m and Richwoods in the evening.

J. A. Wilson Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Frank Leeds Pleasant Grove Church Prairie Chapel Richwoods

Evangelist H. E. Copeland to Lead Meetings at Methodist Church

Revival services will start March 21 at the First Methodist Church led by H. E. Copeland of Des Moines with B. G. Grenfell as chorus director known as The Little Welshman. The sessions feature solo and chorus singing and follow Copeland's recent Ogden Ia meetings.

First Methodist H. E. Copeland Des Moines Copeland B. G. Grenfell Grenfell The Little Welshman Ogden First Methodist Church

Piano recital postponed by injury to Prof Allan Bacon

Injury to Prof Allan Bacon forces postponement of the Bar hydt Chapel piano recital scheduled for March 10. The recital is rescheduled for next Wednesday at 3 30 PM and is expected to be well received by local music lovers.

Allan Bacon Barhydt Chapel

Anderson Heads Building Company

Chester A. Anderson, three years manager of Eclipse Lumber in the city, named general manager of the Fairfield Building company which plans to construct many homes for workingmen. J. E. Angstead named supervisor of construction. Both selections promise efficient management and dependable house construction.

Man's Eternal Birthright Lecture in Fairfield

John W. Doorly of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship spoke at Fairfield High School on Man's Eternal Birthright. He argued God is Spirit and Mind, and that true man is the incorporeal likeness of God, not mortal matter, with salvation coming through divine understanding and the truth of God.

John W. Doorly Christian Science Church Fairfield High School James F. Moorhead God Jesus Paul Leeds England Co. S First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Mr. Doorly Christ Jesus Man Immanuel Christ

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