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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

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Republicans Face Battled Chicago Nomination Fight

A profile of likely Republican presidential contenders Wood Johnson and Lowden as Chicago delegates fight for the nomination. Brookhart and Cummins clash with press and party factions while Carranza’s fall looms and Knox proposes a peace with Germany drawing White House scrutiny.

Wood Johnson Lowden Chicago Chcago Chicago Tribune Woods United

Grain and Livestock Groups Seek I C C Action on Car Shortage

Grain and livestock interests in the midwest and northwest urge the interstate commerce commission to use emergency powers to relieve a car shortage delaying movement of grain and cattle. In Batavia a shipper held stock awaiting cars, with millions of bushels and cattle tied up. The commission hinted at possible relief while not promising outcomes. The delegation also briefed a House committee on interstate commerce about the plight in Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Minnesota and the Dakotas.

Middle Western Interstate Commerce Commission Jefferson County Batavia Clark Commission House Committee On Interstate Commerce Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Minnesota Dakotas

Parsons College Girls Glee Club Concert at High School

The Parsons College Girls Glee Club will present a public concert in the high school auditorium next Friday evening May 14. The group recently finished a Southeastern state tour and plans an unusually interesting program. Admission is 35e, with a later notice on ticket sales and the program.

Girls’ Glee Club Parsons College Girls’ Glee Club High School

Jefferson County Fairgrounds expansion vote planned

Jefferson county voters will decide at the June primary whether to buy eight and a half acres east of the current fairgrounds for up to ten thousand dollars. The plan includes new livestock buildings, relocating existing structures, and improving grounds to create a top county exhibition August 10 to 13.

Jefferson County Fred McClain

Parsons Male Glee Club Concert at High School Auditorium

The Parsons college Men’s Glee Club performs a home concert Monday evening in the high school auditorium. The program, praised during a spring tour in churches and schools, features serious and humorous selections including Longfellow’s Paul Revere’s Ride by Dudley Buck. Professor C W Mountain trained the group, reflecting credit on Parsons college and Fairfield.

Dudley Buck C. W. Mountain Parsons College Conservatory of Music Fairfield

Anstead Returns Home From California Wintering

Mrs. N C Anstead, who spent the winter in California, has returned to her home in the city at the start of the week.

N. C. Anstead California

Tribune Prints Two High Class Short Horn Livestock Catalogs

The Tribune secures a pair of premium catalogs for local Short horn breeders. The firm emphasizes meticulous workmanship and expert printing, highlighting its reputation in producing top quality livestock catalogs. It pays to tie to the Tribune.

the Tribune The Tribune

Local Church Campaign Aims to Aid Destitute European Lutherans

Local Lutherans join a Lutheran world service drive seeking 2 million dollars for destitute Lutherans in Continental Europe. War and upheaval have hit Baltic Finland Poland Austria Hungary Russia Ukraine Czechoslovakia and Germany. May 9 to 16 will host the fundraising drive led by Jane Steele and Mrs. H E Wisecarver with team organizers meeting Friday at the church.

Lutheran World Service Europe Baltic States Finland Poland Austria Hungary Russia Ukraine Czechoslovakia National Lutheran Council Jane Steele H. E. Wisecarver

Few Oppose School at McElhinny Home"

A special election approved buying the McElhinny property on North Court Street for temporary school use by a 229 majority. Of 442 votes cast, 151 women and 184 men voted yes, 21 women and 85 men voted against, with one spoiled ballot. Purchase and remodeling are estimated at about $13,000 and work will start immediately to be ready for the fall term.

McElhinny North Court Street

Iowa Townships Stand Uncovered By Ice In Glacial Epoch

Prof. A C Tonbridge of the University of Iowa finds glacial deposits across most areas once thought non glaciated in Iowa and neighboring states. He notes two townships in AllaMakee county remained ice free about 50 000 years ago and explains river valley uplift and drainage developed after multiple glacial advances.

Lansing Iowa Allamakee County Mississippi River Jackson Dubuque Delaware Fayette Winnebago Allamakee A. C. Tonbridge Department of Geology Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Trowbridge

Buckler brothers to reunite at Fort Madison after 25 years

Four Buckler siblings now scattered across the nation plan a Fort Madison gathering to mark a 25 year reunion. They once set a combined weight record of 1200 pounds when they weighed in then and now each has gained more.

Bucler Brothers Fort Madison James Buckler Brothers

Supervisors Name Election Officials for June Primary Across Townships

The board of supervisors has named election judges and clerks for the June 7 primary across multiple townships including Walnut, Penn, Blackhawk, Packwood, Abingdon, Batavia, Brookville, Center, Fairfield wards, Buchanan, Lockridge, Round Prairie, Cedar, Liberty, and Yes Moines. Names listed include judges such as Andy Crile, O G Gowey, B Hannah, K H Myers, Harvey Gossick, and many clerks like F M Peck, J R Woolums, L EK Copeland, W S Samuelson, and Chas Fresconi Jr. plus others.

Board of Supervisors Walnut Township Andy P. Crile Walter Kurtz J. A. Linn F. M. Peck Will Craft Penn Township O. G. Gowey W. H. Lynn Joseph Pacha Vonn J. Kyle A. L. Coop Blackhawk B. Hannah Dymond McCracken R. B T. &. Feterson W. 8. Campbell Bryant DeGood L. EK. Copeland Ross L. Parrott

Eighth Grade Rural Schools Spelling Contest Planned

Eight grade students with top spelling averages win entry to the May 13 contest at the courthouse at 10 30 Admission five cents Several schools closed some students absent from February exams may still enter to represent their class and Jefferson County at the state fair in Des Moines The Jefferson County Teachers Club will cover railroad fare for the county representative Names listed include Mildred Carr Retha Smith Effie Jacobs George Silvers Carlo Clark Wilma Rabel Joel Turney Carl Bower Hermine Achenbach Naomi Shy Hannah Van Nostrand Bertha Rauscher Alice Herman Eunice Burnett Irene Lyon Florence Schooley Lester Yost Effie Liggett Lena Webb Harry Howard Mary Benda Margery Liggett.

Court House Hunt Jefferson County Teachers’ Club Des Moines Mildred Carr Retha Smith Effie Jacobs George Silvers Carlo Clark Wilma Rabel Joel Turney

Pleasant Plain May Day fete at Pleasant Plain School

Pleasant Plain Consolidated school held a May Day fete and an exhibit of school work on Monday. A large crowd attended as students performed a grand march crowning the May Queen Fay Allen and a program including dances songs and solos by students from grades 1 through high school.

Pleasant Plain School Pleasant Plain Consolidated Winding May Pole Fay Allen

Fairfield Civic League launches monthly city cleaning drive

A Fairfield civic tour reports First Ward areas as largely clean with notable flower beds and active residents. It highlights dirt along Main Street curb and a cluttered dumping site near East Hempstead, plus several renovated or painted buildings and parks. Second Ward will be inspected next week. residents urged to answer survey questions and help improve the city.

Fairfield Civic League North Main Court House Main First Ward East Hempstead North Court Franklin Park East Broadway Second Ward The Tribune

All Night Vigil Delights City With Junior Class Play

The Junior class play at the high school auditorium drew large crowds Friday Saturday and Monday with tickets sold early at Jericho Easton drug store. Extra performances were added and the show featured standout numbers like See-Saw with Wilma Woods Warner and George Hammon. The Senior class plans to top the Juniors with a May 28 29 production in neighboring towns or venues.

Jericho & Easton Ira Collins Wilma Woods Warner George Hammon

Two Piano Recitals at Moorhead Studio May 10

Public invited to Moorhead studio for two piano recitals next week on Monday and Thursday evenings. The program lists Mendelssohn Schumann Tschaikowsky Chopin and Schubert works performed by students including Katherine Cassel Elizabeth Moorhead and others with details of each piece and performer across both evenings.

Moorhead Hannah Vanerstrand Schumann the Wild Rider Schumann Lydia Montgomery Florence Ireland Katherine McClain Katherine Cassel Mendelssohn Elisabeth Bock the Rosary And Nevin John Drow Hide Louise Wright Josephine Ball Schubert Patrick McLaughlin Paul Bliss Ozro Jewett Thistle Down Frances Reitveld Elizabeth Moorhead Moszkowski Mary Stever Chopin Bessie Whitham Ccscccseesssees Ruensteim Hazel Sauer Harry Fred Israel Elsie Dvorak Berenice

Eighth Grade Examinations Set For May at Courthouse

Rural eighth grade examinations will occur at the court house on May 13 and 14. Seventh graders with physiology and geography completed should come Friday afternoon, May 14, for a program starting at 9:00 A M with Reading and grammar, 1:00 P M with History spelling and music, then 9:00 A M Friday Arithmetic civics writing, and 1:00 P M Friday Geography physiology. June Chidester County Supt.

Court House

Radical Republican threats from 1880 elections surfaced

The piece recounts violent pro Republican propaganda from 1880 including calls for killing Democrats, burning property, and arming voters. It cites editor McElroy and excerpts from Inter-Ocean Kokomo Gazette Quincy Whig and Fon du Lac Chronicle, showing extreme partisan rhetoric and threats tied to that era's campaigns.

the Tribune Times The Tribune McElroy Chicago Inter-Ocean Kokomo Ind

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Carranza Brookhart Knox Buck Mexican Republic United States Cummins Pennsylvania Germany Wilson Senate Parsons Male Glee Club Melhinny Namie Brookville D. J. Johnston H. C. Gantz Fk. Kh. McLaughlin Harry Bradfeld W. F. Whittaker Center Township W. D. Hudgel C. P. Nelson H. S. Stark E. G. Carlson Ed . Neiswanger Harvey Gossick J. M. Fry J. A. West Lon H. Israel C. E. Anderson L. J. Nelson J. Ff. Dearburn Wu. J. Marey Chas. H. Gage Wesley Gaumer Third Ward A. L D. Long J. Ek. Cohagen W. V. Lander A. R. Mullenix L. T. Chapins U. A. Castile Joe Hickenbottom Frank ¥ .Ball W. S. Samuelson F. S. Cummings Buchanan Township J. M. Blair Edw. Ogden H. W. Rider C. G. Peterson Guy Overholser Lockridge Township Lewis Achenbach T. P. Johnson L. E. Zihlman C. L. Scheiber A. D. Diers Lockridge City A. F. Johnson Albert Larson C. L. Reeder A. A. Kauscher V. O. Sodergren Round Prairie Township Wam. Parsons Parvin Howell Thos. Litton J. H. Blucher J. W. Sherman Cedar Township Chris Blough Ed Pequignot Omar Tracht H. C. Pattison A. R. Fickel Liberty Township Carter Lawson R. S. Johnston J. W. Peebler R. B. Stephenson J. A. Stewart Yes Moines Allen Pearson J. I. Glotfelty W. C. Miller Chas. Fresconi, Jr Chas. F. Smith Miss Steele Mr. Andrews Gity Gronow Ravina Cabaletta Quincey Ill Fon du Lac Wis Chronicle
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