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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1919

Page

4

Taubman Block to Be Entirely Rebuilt After Collapse

Charles Taub, from California, authorized to direct full reconstruction of the Taubman Block. Contractors Stockham & Harnock tear down remaining walls. a modern store and office building rises on cleared grounds. Graken Company to occupy a large second-floor department store. professional offices and up-to-date conveniences planned. Rumors of a one-story rebuild and reuse of wells are untrue.

Taubman Charles-Taub California Stockham & Harnock Graken, Company

Marriages Light Up Pleasant Street and Lost Nation

Florence Bloise wed Arch ie Lee Tubbs in a double ceremony at Pleasant Street rooms and later at a Reformed church in Lost Nation. Perna Frazier carried the ring for Lata Marie Graffi and Harry Rotenbeek as families gathered. The couples plan honeymoons and homes in Lost Nation and Allen flats, with well wishes from friends and relatives.

Iand Wm. T. Pence South Second St Plorence Bloise Archie Lee D. F. Boomershing Allen Flats Reformed Church Misa Lata Marie Graffi Harry Elroy Rotenbeek D.'F Hoomershint Perna Frazier Herbert J. Frazier Gusta Rutenbeck Emil Rutenbeck Lost Nation Tora Lost Nation High School Bown Tricolette Rutenbeck & McMeel

Andrew Carnegie Dies After Brief Illness at Lenox Home

Industrial titan Andrew Carnegie died at his Lenox Massachusetts home on Monday after a short bronchial pneumonia illness. The news confirms Carnegie as one of the era’s wealthiest men and ends a long career of steel magnate philanthropy.

Andrey Carnegie Lenox Mass Mr ‘Garnegie

Retired figure's secluded life marked by ill health

A long time recluse aged eighty four faced ill health causing withdrawal from public activity. He maintained few daily visitors before his final illness and only spoke with a select circle of old friends. The record notes substantial debts and ongoing financial concerns as his health declined.

Srings

Hats Off to the Little Bronze Button

A wartime salute to the small emblem worn by service members, praising the khaki clad boys who defended the nation. The phrase honors the symbol as a badge of courage and sacrifice.

Hart falls down stairs at Preston and survives

Has Hart Fall About four o'clock Monday morning Charles Seeber of Preston met with an accident described as miraculous given the circumstances. He stumbled while groping toward the bathroom, tumbled six feet to the stair landing, struck his forehead against the wall, and suffered a bad bruise but did not break his cheek. A neighbor helped him back to bed, and he will bear the bruises for some time with facial discoloration.

Charles Paup Herman Sodeman

Big County Fast Guns Fair Promises Modern County Show

Secretary Gale Bachner of the Jackson County Fair Association states the slogan Bigger and Better Than Ever fits this year. Improvements include filling old ponds between the grand stand and art hall, five stock exhibits, new thrills in free attractions, and enhanced comforts and conveniences. Many horses have entered speed contests while management promises careful attention to detail and a modern Jackson County Fair rather than a Magnoketa affair.

Big County Gale Bachner Jackson County Feir. Association Jackson County

American Legion Plans Music and Street Dance Event

The American Legion organizes a concert and street dance tomorrow evening expected to draw a large crowd. Soldiers from the World War era aim to fill roles as old G A R members wind down, with planning for a fall blast and a tribute to past veterans.

American Legion G. A.R

Former Otter Greek Lady Dead

Mrs. Margaret Wagoner mother of Mrs. G. C. Irwin of Upkata, Mo, died at Moberry. Taken to Knoxville and laid to rest beside her husband Daniel Wagoner. Deceased was 81 years old and survived by ten children. Mrs. Wagoner was a former resident of Otter Greek.

Otter

Local Family News and Visitors Across Cities

Born to Mr and Mrs C F Hinshaw of Chicago a daughter arriving Sunday night at Dr Wo Lowders home. The W C Swigart family and Mrs Wo HL Swigart visited Morrison. Willard Swigart returned home after summer with relatives. Dr and Mrs O L Frank entertained friends for Miss Helen Hyland of Des Moines. Miss Helen Weeman of Chicago and Mr Ralph Laird of Edgerton visited A H Moravec home. Prof and Mrs EN Starr and baby of Jefferson County visited, as did Mr and Mrs J S Becker of Bellevue. Anna Sweibers of Chicago on furlough with Helen Weeman at J H Schoft home. Sheiberg is secretary to the Colonel of the Quartermaster Division in Chicago.

W. C. Swigart Wo HL Swigart Morrison Willard Swigart O. L. Frank Helen Hy Des Moines Helen Weeman Chicaago Ralph Laird Edgerton Shea Smith Harold Weeman Chicago Colorado A. H. Moravec Fulton EN. Starr Baby Jefferson, Cos J. S. Becker Bellevue E. P. Wray Katherine B. Sweesy Anna. Littlefield Andrew Cédar J. H. Schoft Miss Sheiberg Quartermaster’s Division Chi Esee

Reunion Program of Jackson County Veterans Association Maquoketa Iowa

A fragmented reunion program lists events for August 12 and 14 including registration, quarters assignment, drum corps music, welcome remarks by Lockwood president, memorials, poems and songs by local groups, a surgeon's note, and a 1200 dinner with tributes to deceased members.

Jackson County Veterans Association Maquolisia Iowa World War American Legion Borie Lockwood Pres Julia” ‘van Steinburg R.C Cardi Clarence Green J. Kidder Dr. Morgan

Float Your Flags Unfurl Your Flags

A civic appeal urges residents and businesses to fly the American flag tomorrow and Thursday, asserting national unity in peace and war and calling for nondiscrimination in honoring the country and its soldiers.

America

Road etiquette on country lanes draws reader concern

Citizens and drivers express frustration over careless or indifferent motorists who fail to yield and share the road on rural routes. The letter emphasizes the need for better manners and responsible driving to reduce hazards and improve safety for all users.

Picnic in Frank Norris Grove Hosted by Local Churches

Community picnic set for Friday August 15 between Onslow and Center Jean. Rev Jacobsen of Cedar Rapids will deliver the address under church auspices, with amusements and games. Families urged to bring baskets and prepare picnic dinners for a festive afternoon.

Frank Norris Grove Onslow Center Jean Jacobsen Cedar Rapids

Maquoketa Minister Honored by Federation Delegate to London

Rev. 3. G. Morgan pastor of the Congregational church in Maquoketa has been elected a delegate of the Federated Churches of America to travel to London in September. He cannot yet confirm attendance due to possible passport issues.

Maquoketa G. Morgan Congregations Church Federated Churches of America London England Morgan

Good Woman Rufus Manning’s Wife Dies in Jackson County

Mrs Rufus Manning died Friday at her home in the first ward after several months illness. Born January 2, 1846 in New York, she lived in Iowa since 1872 and with Manning since 1875. Survived by six children and her husband, she was known for devotion to home and helping others. Funeral from the late home Sunday with Rev J J Kidder officiating, interment Mt Hope Cemetery.

Rufus Manning Frida New York State Iowa T Rufus Manning Jackson Co Joar Welsh Silas Harvey Glyde Elmer Vader Pierce Lanark Zunera J. J. Kidder Mt Hupe

Mrs M T Cartes Dead in Davenport After Short Illness

Mrs M T Cartes died at 10 20 Friday morning at her Davenport home 319 Gaines street following a brief illness She was born March 7 1851 in Illinois aged 68 She married Mr Cartee in November 1860s and maiden name Hannah Nelson Survived by husband five daughters four sons Ezekiel Nelson in Rock Island sister Mrs Frank White in Sherrard and brothers in Maquoketa The remains to be brought to Maquoketa tonight Funeral Wednesday at Vuehner Chapel with interment Mt Hope

M. T. Gartee Gaines Street Davenport Mot. Cartee Airs D. H. Me Joba Elmer Garise Janes Cartes Maquoketa Wrother Ezekiel Nelson Rock Island Frank’ White Sherrard Vuehner Mt. Hope

Modern Elevator Service Improves McAllister Store Access

The new electric elevator at McAllister Department Store is now running after recent installation by a major elevator company. The upgrade offers metropolitan convenience for shoppers, eliminating stair climbing for access to upper floors. Manager Grobe praises the added ease and seeks further ways to accommodate patrons.

McAllister Sevator Grobe

City Properties Change Hands in Local Transfers

Geo Sutton bought the house he resides in from Mrs. William A. C. Peteh. The home sits at Judson and Eiza Streets. Woods purchased the Nickargon house on Vermont Street from Ed Seda and will move there. Otto Seeberger bought from Miss Mona Binck the home he occupies, adding a heating system and enlarging the cellar. W J Johnson spent Sunday in Baldwin with his wife and new daughter as Dr John Ingals, recently discharged after overseas service, and his wife toured the lakes of Minnesota. AL T Scotti, president of The Seavill System of Business Colleges, visited the Sentinel office to discuss his institutions. George Rich of Grand Forks, Bert Rich and son Chandos of Chicago, were guests at D. Brepps’ home before departing Monday morning.

Mirs. Wm. Gibson J. C. Elving Minneapolis Carl Grumkemayer Burwell Nebr Marion Carl Jessen Harry’ Clark Jit Elwood Meo Lyman—Tompkins Barnsville Geo. Sutton Ims. WM. A.C. Peteh Judson Eiza Streets Woods Nickargon Vermont Street Ed Seda Otto Seeberger John Ingaliz Thurssday Ingalls Little Minnesota Al.t. Scotti Taper Seavill System of Business Colleges Brown's Sterling Freeport Clinton Business College Sentine Geo. Rich Grand Forks N. Dak Bert Rich Andson Chandos Chicago Maquoketa D. Brepps

Car license plate rash alarm spreads in state

Detectives started patrols days ago to find vehicles without proper 1919 plates. Several offenders were nabbed in a nearby town and ordered to replace numbers at inflated prices. Authorities warn many cars remain unregistered and delinquency could top half a million dollars.

Moquoketea

Twice Decorated Marine Hero John Ingalls Wins High Honors

Corporal John J. Ingalls of the city, a member of Company 6, 6th Regiment, U. S. Marines, is honored for extraordinary heroism in action during World War I. He received the Croix de Guerre from France and the Distinguished Service Cross, the latter awarded in a formal citation printed on a diploma sized enamel paper.

Corgeral John Ingalls 6Th Regiment J. S.marines John J. Ingells U. S. Marines Milij Maine

Stolen Auto Recovered After Joyride Incident

George Denger reported his car stolen from Market Square while he was in Rock Island on Saturday. On Sunday, 17 year olds Wade Porter and Paul Wallace were captured near Peoria and brought back to Rock Island, with the vehicle recovered. Denger seeks a lesson to curb similar joyrides despite reclaiming his car.

George Denger Rock Island Market Square Denger Wate Porter Paul Wallace Peoria Benger

Cupid Is Busy Nuntial License Privately Granted

Cupid is very busy as marriage records show several licenses granted since the last issue. John Frank to Amanda Frank, Harry E L Rutendoek to Leta Marie Grad Frank Fai to Francis Smith, Lowell L. Forbes to Arnold Miller, Vastin D. McCarthy to Tessie B Barrows, Archie L. Tubos to Florence Fenee. The Sentinel extends hearty congratulations to the newlyweds.

Cupid John Frank Amanda Frank Harry EL Rutendoek Leta Marie Frank Fai Francis Smith Lowell L. Forbes Ainldred Miller Vastin D. McCarthy Tessie B. Barrows Archie L. Tubos Florence Fenee The Sentinel

Pythian Sisters Attend Grand Temple Session in Sioux City

Delegates J. T. Hamies W. Ox J. Hwistrum and W. Jay lock departed Sunday evening for Sioux City to attend the Grand Temple Session of Pythian Sisters. Mrs Hamley serves on committee work while Maquoketa Tempic is represented by the other ladies Ida Jacobs Sabula and Miss Cora Carmer Preston will represent their local Tempic.

Smesusmes J.T. Hamies W. W. Oxden J. E. Hwistrum W. J.aylock Sioux City Grand Temple Pythian Hamley Maquoketa

Two Local Residents Wed in Ames Office Nuptials

Married Monday afternoon at 2 at Justice James Ralston s office Justin D. McCarthy and Miss Tessit B Barrows united in marriage The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Asty Berrows of this city lone froom a civil engineer from Ames has been in this vicinity on business for some time

James Ralston Justin D. McCarthy Tessit IB. Barrows Astry Berrows Cits Lone Froom Ames

Big Farmers Event Next Wednesday in Clinton County

Clinton County hosts a two tour farm event with a forenoon program, farm visits to Gradert near Bryant and Herkelman near Elwood, talks by extension leaders, and a 12 to 2:30 p.m. dinner at Crystal Lake. Speakers include Murl McDonald and Geo E Farrell with sessions on agricultural conditions in France and road legislation. A big evening dance follows at Paytal Lake, with demonstrations and farm equipment displays at Gradert, Cousins, and Cramer's.

Clinton County Crystal Lake Carl Gradert Bryant Wim McDonald George E. Farrell France Farrell Mrr. C. Dykendall Enginneer Fiemers aAtter Progrem Farm Bureau Ares Geo. E. Farrell Clinton C. Coykendall Ames Paytal Hill's Blake's Herkelman G Peter Cacl Grugert Fred Schroeder Cramer's Coys

Lightning Strikes Two Boys Near DeWitt

Two young brothers living near DeWitt were struck by lightning during an electrical storm last Wednesday while on their porch. One regained consciousness quickly, the other remained unconscious for some time, condition described as serious. In a separate report, two individuals near West Liberty were killed by the storm. Mrs H M Ohlsen and her three children from Moline visited relatives in Nashville.

James Aus DeWitt West Liberiswo Uhm

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