Noble Old Lacy Pioneer Elizabeth Bauman Dies
Elizabeth Bauman eldest daughter of Daniel and Sarah Cort of Zwingle Iowa died at 75 after a life of pioneer hardship and faithful church service. She was married to Rev F C Bauman and survived by four sons and several daughters. Funeral held near Zwingle with relatives from Birmingham and Toledo in attendance.
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Zwingle
F. C. Baman
Zwingl
House of Representatives
Aed
Terror
D. I. Bauman
Miamisburg
Ohi
Bertha
Wm. Doft
St. Paul
Minn
Stella
A. A. Alspach
Dwingie
Mabel
Daner
Sam
Meta
Jesus
Yeats
Famaly
J. M. Newgard
Bourne
Alspich
Doft
D. F. Boomershine
al Mentary
Mare
Nester
Death of Infant Evans Causes Family Somber Reflections
Ceci Evans Ines Boxman Evans mourn the loss of a infant son who died Tuesday morning after a brief life. The family requests sympathy from friends as the rural service and burial take place at Mt Hope cemetery on Wednesday with Rev F Boomershine presiding. Other relatives from Davenport, Setl ma, Eldon, and Maqooketa visited the Ras Tracy home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Ceci
Ines T
Boxman
I Am
F. Boomershine
Fred Ostert
Wete Son
Davenport
Br. D. Lute
Set
Macch
Eldon
Ras Tracy
Harry Luckey
Huretsitte
South Bend
Ind
J. M
Ray Tracy
Harry Geisler
Lora Becker
B. Heuerman
Carl Witzke
T Witzke
Chicago
Sentinel Carr Home Delivery Plan for Next Week
The Jackson Sentinel announces a two district delivery system beginning next week with Main street as the divider. M. S Round oversees the west side and Charles Ellis the east, aiming to deliver Tuesday afternoons and early Friday mornings. Subscribers are urged to enroll, with two agents authorized to handle circulation and printing matters, and a satisfaction promise for delivery issues.
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Clinton
Davenport
The
Sentinel
Mr. Round
My. Ellis
W. O. T. U. Names Officers at City Hall Meeting
The W. O. T. U. held its regular meeting at city hall on Wednesday August 10 electing Misa Lizzie Wilson as President Mrs Ida McMurray as Vice President Mrs Geo Tubbs Recording Sec Mrs E R Stoddard Cor Sec Mrs Claude Harrington Press Cor and Mrs Jessie Phillips Treasurer The annual picnic will be held at First Ward park Tuesday August 16 inviting members and guests to arrive by noon with baskets The W. G I U will serve ice cream at the county fair Deseretes planning to attend the state convention in October at Ames will be appointed at the next meeting.
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Wednessy
Mias Lizzie Wilson
Wte
Ida McMurray
Geo. Tubbs
E.R. Stoddard
Cor
Claude Harrington
Jessie Phillips
Treas
First Ward
Deseretes
Ames
Telegram Advises Relative of Death
Mrs. Blanche Reynolds received a telegram Wednesday advising her of the death of her uncle Saville W. Johnson. He died suddenly Tuesday night at his home in Enid, Oklahoma. He was the brother-in-law of Wm. Pence and an uncle of Mrs. Blanche Reynolds and Breton Barnes. Burial services will be held Sunday afternoon in Wyoming, Indiana.
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Blanche Reynolds
Saville W. Johnson
Enid
Oklo
Wm. Pence
Breton Barnes
Wyoming
Picnic at Preston Joint Event Invites County Lodges
Fo and Rebekshi announce a joint picnic on Wednesday August 23 at Preston inviting lodge members from across the county. Mr and Mrs H C Safford travel to Des Moines Tuesday for a visit. John Ellis returns from a visit at the William Cornish home in Sioux City. Miss Viola Glahn recovers well after surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester.
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Preston
Rebekshi
H.C. Safford
Des Moines
John Ellis
Wm. Cornish
Sioux City
Viola Glahn
Maya Brea
Rochester
Band Concert Promises Fine Local Evening in Town
The Gur people invite all to a Sunday afternoon concert by the town band at First Work Park. Director Booth presents a varied program including marches, operatic melodies, serenades, overtures, vocal solos, and a humor piece. Enjoy a grand musical treat featuring Farrar, King, Rae, Boutiger, Losey, and other performers.
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Towa
Booth
Progrand
Farrar
Corete
Arty
Dalbey
King
Offenbach
Boutiger
Pegzy O'Neil
Pease
Rebecca
Kalm
Hen
Honey Boyt
Vccanena Geigero
Safrenek
Atlantis
Lucas
Losey
Benner
Maguoketa Men Unite in Kiwanis Club Growth
In Maguoketa business leaders form a Kiwanis club fostering harmony and cooperation. The group has staged several lunches and plans more events, while critics fear jealousy could derail progress. The piece notes cheerful aims, mentions Scouting ties, and reflects a town’s civic effort as reported by the Believue Herald.
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Maguoketa
Clib
Clinton Boy Scouts
Tere
Asan
Believue Herald
Think This Over Bread Line and Business Slowdown
A reflective admonition on cycling scarcity and demand urging steady buying to sustain production and employment. It links stopping purchases to halted production and a bread line, urging readers to buy what they need so others can buy. The piece emphasizes shared responsibility in keeping commerce flowing.
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Everbody
Tomato Grower Yields Large Ponds Rosa Fruit on Vermont Street
A resident of Vermont Street raises fine tomatoes starting July 22, with the first harvest weighing 14 tbs and subsequent picks weighing a pound or more. The tron is abundant and the fruit shows high quality, specifically the Ponds Rosa variety.
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Wood
Vermont Street
Hue
Preston Without A Star Actor In Local Notice
Preston lacks a marshal and street commissioner as of Tuesday eve. Mayor Tripp has not named a successor. Mrs Frank Elvinfal of Rosemond UL and Mrs Esther Williams with four Pittshayg Neb guests at W R Doran home. Martha Webber to teach Fairfi township school. Mrs Vernard Wing and others visited mother and aunt. Mrs NE Botterstorth recovering after neck plant infection operation at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs C Re Quinlan and Sterling returned from Chicago Lakes trip with Mrs Thos Osborn.
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Preston
Marshal Bradley
Tripp
Frank Elvinfal
Rosemond
Esther Williams
Pittshayg
Nebs
NE. Botterstorth
City Memorial Hospital
C. Re Quinlan
Sterling
Rath Reynults
Chicago and the Lakes
Thos. Osborn
Chicago
American Savings Bank Edifice Advances On Schedule
The Home of Your Savings reports steady progress on the American Savings bank building at Mein and Platt streets. White stone cornice, large windows, and a concrete slab roof with steel reinforcement define the rising structure as interior work and vault installation proceed in parallel.
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American Savings Bank
Mein and
Platt Streets
Sunday School Picnic Traveled To Beaton’s Woods North Of Town
The Sun day school of the local Baptist church picnicked in Beaton’s woods north of town aboard trucks and cars. About 116 people attended by 118 pm and 12:30 dinner featured lemonade ice cream and ripe watermelons. Rev. Brough led the Allfay-sucker parade and peanut scramble while transportation was praised by Ed Raab Lenn Andy Johnson C Faber Dolph Campbell and the Kimser Brothers.
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Beaton’s Woods
Brough
Ed Raab
Wm. Lenn
Andy Johnson
C. C. Faber
Dolph Campbell
Kimser Brothers
Sigie Asmmaent
Fall into Gasoline Engine Causes Injury to Gordon George Vicknan
George Vicknan, while threshing at the Henry Schenk farm, was confined to bed after being struck by a flywheel during operation of a paving engine attached to a Sepant. Dr Hansa treated multiple head injuries, closing wounds with several sutures.
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George Vicknan
Henry Schenk
Well Known Engineer Shaffer Dies After Liver Disease
Charles M. Shaffer, 41, longtime Milwaukee Road engineer on the Davenport Maquoketa branch and prominent Davenport Mason, Moose, and Elk, died in Pasadena California after a period of illness. Survived by wife and three daughters, body to Davenport. funeral set for Saturday at 3 p m from the Elks club. interment Oakdale Cemetery.
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Charrles M. Shatter
Shafer
Davenport
Milwaukee Road
Maquoketa
Masons
Moose Lodge
Elks Lodge
Leona Wyrick
Rock Island
Elks’ Club
Oakdale Cemetery
County Fair Dates Nearing With Big Plans
The county fair promises a grand show with free attractions, races, livestock exhibits, art hall features, and a record crowd under Secretary Phillips. Aug 20 and Sept 1 2 are highlighted as the signature days in the fair’s history, inviting planers to make fair week a vacation.
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Phillips
Hisery the Fair Association
Young Girl Vera Emily Said Dies After Illness
Vera Emily Said nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Said died Thursday after an appendectomy at City Memorial hospital. Born January 20 1912, she passed August 1921. Funeral service to be held at Estus Morse farm then East Tron Hill Church with Rev Job Heidy officiating.
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Vera Emily
Walter Said
City Memorial Hospital
Vera
Vera Emily Said
Fuiton
Estus Morse
East Tron Hill
Vlacinek
Job Heidy
Blanchard Named Judge Advocate for Department
Thomas E. Blanchard, Civil War veteran of Company A, 24th Town Volunteer Infantry, appointed judge advocate of the department including Nevada G. A. R. Post. He resides in Santa Graz California and authored Rainy History Jackson Chants published via county paper.
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Thomas E. Blanchard
Duckson County
24Th Town Volunteer Infantry
Ctfurria Aot
Nevada
G. A. BR
Blanchard
Perry Township Farm Bureau Picnic Promises All Day Event
Perry Township Farm Bureau plans a large picnic in Andrew on Wednesday August 44. The program starts at ten with continuous entertainment through day and evening. A 12 oclock picnic dinner follows with athletic games music and dancing. The event is promoted as a big community gathering backed by Perry township farmers.
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Andrew
Township Farm Bureau
Perry Township
Baldwin Legion Celebration Hurts by Threatening Weather
A Baldwin celebration hosted by the American Legion Wednesday saw reduced attendance due to threatening weather. The event featured a program with various speakers and performances and closed with evening activities despite lower turnout.
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Baldwin
American Legion
Coun Oinas
Salvation Army notes misprinted missives and money concerns
The press item reports Salvation Army notes about Mrs Cap and Magzeketa, stating no money was received from Ramey Tar. The article mentions names like John L. Jones and S. E. Naya Schn Campbell and notes officials traveling to Fort Dodge for a county officials convention.
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Cap
Magzeketa Salvation Anny
Purstay
John L. Jones
S. E. Naya
Schn Campbell
Fort Dwdee
Obituary of Mrs James J Soden Margaret Sadler
Margaret Sadler daughter of John and Dorothy Sadler born October 20 1833 in Sam County Ohio. She married James J Ogden in 1853 and lived on farms in Clinton and Maquoketa areas. She joined the Methodist church, taught Sunday school, and was noted as a great reader of the Bible. She died August 7 after a hip injury and long illness. Funeral at Maquoketa temple with Rev Aromershine officiating. Burial at Union cemetery.
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James J. Soden
Margaret Sadler
John
Dorothy
O’brien) Sadler
Sam County
Ohio
Margaret
Mr. Sadler
Ogder
Esgate School
Jackson County
James J. Ogden
Maquoketa
Clinton
Etti M
Walter W. Ogden
Walter Ogden
Ogden
Arthur Bolton
Tanen
Montana
Earl V. Bolton
Esparia
Calif
Oden Suthers
Ralph S Both
Gronte Muode Hifiren
The
Reformed Church
Mes. GU
Bliss
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Aire P M Anarrsar invite friends to their home at Mynda for an evening celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The Stannard family and Birple relations reside nearby. A trip to Grand Ferka is noted.
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Mr and Aire
P.M. Anarrsar
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