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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1920

Page

8

Tribute to Arch Hamley a beloved city leader passes away

Arch Hamley, renowned for broad ideals and steady service, died after a pneumonia battle. A pillar of faith and charity, he influenced many through honest work and home life. Funeral services are set for Friday at the M E Church with Rev I A Bartholomew of Sioux City officiating, Mt Hope Interment.

Arch Hamley Bin Arch Hamsey M. E I. A. Bartholomew Sioux City Mt. Hope

Operation At J Lukes Hospital Davenport

Friday morning A W Sokol of this city submitted to an operation performed by Dr Kingsberry assisted by Decker. The result was successful. George Perham of Chicago visiting. Mrs Minnis Lobdill of Springville arrived to see her ill sister Mrs Chas Burleson. Ed McCombs of Council Bluffs to spend time with sister Mrs C C Webster. Mrs A House left for visits with daughters in Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Frank McLaughlin and son Raymond of Fulton went to Jews City for Dr Dean about Raymonds eyes.

At &J. Lukes Davenport A. W. Sokol Decker Kingsberry George Perham Chicago Paul Holm Tittieson Leland Genter Jot J. W. Knight Rrs Minnis Lobdill Springville Minnesota Chas. Burleson Ed McCombs Council Bleffs C. C. Webster A. House J. L. Bailey Ceder Falls Will Cowan Waterloo Frank McLaughlin Raymond of Fulton Jews City Dean Raymond

National Guard scouting trip eyed for city

Endeavor to form a National Guard company in the city gains support after a Saturday visit by U S A official E Lamert. He notes state funding of $1900 yearly for armory rental, a six percent return on an $80 000 investment, and possible revenue from shared armory use. Ex service men likely to join and recruitment seen as feasible.

BE. E. Lamert National Guard

Death claim of Dale Mericle son of John and Mrs Mericle

Dale Mericle the only son of Mr and Mrs John Mericle died at three o clock Saturday morning after a seven week illness from heart leakage. He was fifteen, a bright boy with many Kuna friends, born near Kuna in Town 15 years ago, and spent the last ten years on a farm near Kona. The Kuna funeral was one of the largest ever, with schools closed as pupils attended the last rites for their former playmate.

John Meriicles Kura Idaho Mericle Dale John Kuna Kona

Copperas Creek Levee Breach Floods 75 000 Acres

The Copperas Creek levee on the Illinois side of the Mississippi broke early Saturday, flooding about 35 000 acres in Drury township Rock Island county. Earlier a Thursday Iowa side break and Wednesday break brought total flooded area above 40 000 acres, risking crop viability. the Saturday breach raises the total to about 75 000 acres.

Copperas Creek Illinois Mississippi Muscatine Drury Township Rock Island County Boston Bay Iowa

Jiggs Family to entertain K P’s and Pythian Sisters

Jiggs Family will entertain the K P s and their families along with the Pythian Sisters at the K P Hall on Tuesday evening April 26 at 8 o clock Admission 10 cents Coffee Cakes and homemade Candies will be offered at Haights Heights Home.

Hoy Vy J. .Igg K. P's Pythian Sisters K. PL Hall Heights Haights

Dollar Day Will Shine for Maquoketa Merchants Next Thursday

Inasmuch as Dollar Day returns, Maquoketa merchants tout special events to boost home trade. Past Dollar Days doubled as successful, with merchants and customers forming stronger ties. Read Sentinel ads and bring a want list. expect honest deals and square dealing in the community commerce effort.

Maquoketa Noture The Sentinel Lizzie Dobbin

Mail service to Maquoketa asks cooperation on signs

Postal officials outline requirements for free delivery including numbered buildings suitable mail boxes or slots, and posted street signs. City signs and steel posts are planned, with factories facing delays due to strikes but one large firm agrees to proceed. Postmaster Roy Goodenow urges residents to cooperate until delivery begins. Local brief items note residents visiting and returning relatives.

Washington Tri-Cities Roy Goodenow

Mrs. H. E King Struck by Speeding Auto in Chicago

Cooper, Sr., advising that his daughter Mrs. Harry King of Chicago was struck by a speeding automobile while crossing a boulevard with her grandson Boyt King. She suffered a fractured skull and unconsciousness, with the child uninjured. Sheriff or driver status not confirmed.

Strike Hits Cedar Rapids Plants With 1000 Job Losses

The Quaker Gats plant and its feed department in Cedar Rapids closed Saturday due to the Fillwond strike in Chicago. About 1,000 workers were laid off as freight cars could not be obtained to move finished goods.

Quaker Gats National Gats Chicago

Bays Property Sold in West Platt and North Second St area

Bays Property Stephen Bowman bought from Carl Jessen the lot at the corner of West Platt and North Second Streets. Regular meeting and imation of Rebooks Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mr and Mrs Alf Cortell called to Shenandoah Iowa Monday by the death of his father. Mrs John Fisher returned Friday from a month in Chicago with her mother Mrs Skibby. Misses Samh Hurst and Marie Hess went to Waterloo Friday visiting B B Hunter home returning Monday. Mrs J C Marvin and Jittie son left Saturday for Barnits Pa for extended visit then joining Mr Marvin in his new rotation. J W Ellis and daughter Mrs Art Bradley left Monday for Des Moines to spend two weeks with their daughter and sister Mrs Feesie Albright and family.

Harold Keeley Town City CG. E. Palmer Jop- Tin Marthe Bfibee D. Farrows Central City Maquoketa Delmar Baldwin Gee Earle Bellingham Washington Miss Earle Bays Stephen Bowman Carl Jessen West Platt North Second St W. P. Blunt Macksmith Alf Cortell Shenandoah Iowa John Fisher Chicago Skibby Misaes Samh Hurst Tha Egceretedt Marie Hess Waterloo B. B. Hunter J.C. Marvin Jittie Barnits Rein Thven Marvin J. W. Ellis Art Bradley Des Moines Feesie Albrigh

Jewelry Store Planned for Preston by Maquoketa Men

The Preston Times reports plans for a fine jewelry store in Preston by G. L. Mann and partner Max Ray of Maquoketa. Mann will not move his entire crew to Preston but a competent jeweler will operate locally. The town, recently without a jeweler since Mr. Runkel's passing, is set to gain one of the region’s best institutions once remodeling and stock installations are complete. Deputy Sheriff Butler VenDrke and two service men, Barile Luce and Geo Kisbus, were paroled from Marion after a Board of Parole review. The youths, 21 and from New York, faced parole conditions with Marion as the parole support, aiming for eventual pardon if rules are followed for a year. The American Legion Post urged clemency, noting service in uniform is not a license to crime.

Preston Times Preston G. L. Mann Mann Iowa Runkel Butler Ven Barile Luce Geo. Kisbus Marion New York Iowa Board of Parole American Legion Post Parole Board Amunosa Journal

Fire damages West Pleag eant street home by spark

Firemen responded to a minor blaze on the roof of HO Butterworth’s West Pleag eant Street residence around ten Friday morning. The home, recently sold to L. T. Mortensen, sustained nominal loss with only a few shingles damaged.

HO. Butterworth West Pleageant Street L. T. Mortensen Mr. Butterworth

Birth Announcement Incomplete From Montana Couple

Born to Mr and Mrs James Ross of Hedgesville Montana a healthy baby daughter April 9 Mrs Ross a former Maquaketa sir Mise Gertrude Seaver daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Seas or Nothing. Also reports Bayer Briet Company selling three Buick cars Saturday Bert Glade Maquoketa one to T F O Meara Petersville and one to Abe Donacelschi of Preston.

James Ross Hedgesville Montana Arcivad Jets April Ross Mise Gertrude Seaver A. H. Seas Bayer-Briet Company Buick Bert Glade Maquoketa T. F. O'Meara Petersville Abe Donacelshi Preston

House Votes For Peace Resolution Ends War With Germany

The Republican joint resolution declaring the state of war with Germany at an end and repealing wartime legislation was adopted Friday and now goes to the Senate. The vote was 245 to 0 with two Democrats joining the majority and two Republicans voting against. Delegates extend trip to California visiting places of interest and expect to be gone several months.

Senate

Death of Mrs Brovam in City Home on Matteson Avenue

Mrs. ALL Brovam Deat Mys. Aliee Broxam, wife of Serih A. L. Broxam, of this city, died at her Matteson Avenue home at 2:26 this afternoon after a long illness. She had long endured illness with patient cheer, loved life and enjoyed happiness, death bringing relief. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Aliee Broxam Serih Torror A. L. Broxam Matteson Avenue Brosam Weuihs

Missing Girl Located After Weeklong Search in Tri-Cities

Sliss Grace Stewan, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stew et of DaWitt Town, disappeared March 31 while visiting her sister Id McCausland. Police across Eastern states hunted for her until she was found Tuesday at Mrs Schultz s Rock Island home. She had worked at Rock Island laundry and, after consulting with her brother George Stewart, agreed to return to the Tri-Cities with him. She is now in Rock Island.

Sliss Grace Stewan James Stewet DaWitt Id ‘McCausland Ling Clinton Schultz Third Avenue Rock Island George Stewart Tri-cities

City Council Proceedings Admir:al Regular Session Minutes

The City Council met in regular session with council members Meyer Morden Hansen Mahony Eaton and others present. Pay records show salaries to several laborers and officials, including Banmer Penniss Joinsen Hand Fischee Lumier Roth and others. Payments cover fire fund repairs street labor and electric light fund disbursements with clerks and service charges listed.

Acity Mieyer Morden Tracy Joan Matthews Ben Armstrong Berg Joseph J. E. Braid M. Mericz W. M. Ever Towa Telephone Fire Hook and Ladder Co Roth Hook Amt Rutherworth Tin Peter Meuiler Amd Dramm Ve Rings Hose Co Busterworth Barnes Hose Co Butterworth Fire Thas Rolf Geo Pontose Javed Panrose Town Electric Coy Service T. Bauman Ciegwe

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Arch F. Hamley Sir Somon Gormity Althea Neil Delvey Soreristen Ier Cedar Rapids Reysl Confegioners California Mrs. All Brovam Deat
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