Prominent banker Charles von Schrader obituary
Prominent banker and citizen Charles von Schrader has died after a long illness. Born in Maquoketa in 1858, he rose from cashier to president of the First National Bank, was a devoted family man, and supported church and civic causes. His son Frederick died in the Great Lakes naval training station last September. The funeral will be held at his East Locust home with Rev. Dr. Morgan officiating. interment at Hope Cemetery.
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Charles von Schrader
von Schrader
Frederick
Tovar
Maquoketa
Otto von Schrader
Grinnell
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
First National Bank
Imogene Mitchell
Pierce Mitchell
Sexe
Melsin Joiner
Barr
Rosamond
Fred Birthe
Williamsburg
Town
Dr. Morgen
Congregational Church
Hope Cemetery
Pelt Jury Names in September District Court Term
The September term jury list for Jackson and surrounding townships includes Jno Lampe and John Mohlenhoff of Bellevue City, Chas Petersen Maquoketa, Henry Schurbon Jackson and others from Maquoketa, Bellevue, Monmouth, Perry, Prairie Springs, South Fork, Union and several townships. Names span Maquoketa City, Maquoketa Township, Perry and Fairfield areas with numerous residents listed for jury duty.
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Districe Court Mic
Wanderscheid
Bellevue City
Jno Lampe
John Mohlenhoff
Perry
C.L. Kitts
Maquoketa City
O.W. Rash
Frock ‘Weinberger
Washington
Wm. Stamp
Maquoketa
Chas. Petersen
Tor Sweeney
Bellevue
Henry Schurbon
Jackson
Wm. H. Feldermas
Prairie Springs
Henry Schuman, Jr
Maquoxeeta
Henry Monner
D. Eastman
Chas. R. Mueller
Dan Coakler
Otter Creek
Cass
Monmouth
C. B Kegley
Andrew Crosseau
Anton Sieverding
Will Gray
Towa
R - Wick Dandlinger
Wr. Holtz
Fairfield
Robert Powers
van Buren
Parl Hamilton
Brandind
Palace Cafe Sold to Charles Henry of Dubuque
Adeslo closed Saturday as Charles Henry, of Dubuque, took ownership of the Palace Cafe from A. A. Roth. Henry, an experienced lunch counter and restaurant man, plans high quality service. He and his family expect to move here this week and assume possession Sunday. Details on the Roths’ plans are not learned.
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Adeslo
Charles Henry
Dubuque
Palace Cafe
A. A. Roth
Henry
Mrr
Reunion at the Hoffmann Hom AG She 9
A pleasant reunion was held Sunday with attendees including Mr and Mrs Henry Roos and family Mrs and dirs Peter Roos Mr and Mrs John Hoff man and family Mr and Mrs M A Hoffman all of Lamotte Br and Mrs Marie of Highmore S Tak Mfr and Ms Frank Hoffman and Mrs Kruse of Dubuque Mr and Mrs P I Hoff man and Mire Will Markus of this city
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A. Nouman
Henry Roos
Dirs
Peter Roos
John Hoffman
M. A. Hoffman
Lamotte
Marie
Highmore
S. Tak
Mfr
Frank Hoffman
Kruse
Dubuque
P 1. Hoffman
Mire
Will Markus
Hinman Residence Sold to Fairfield Buyer
Miss Hinman sells the Hinman residence at Eliza and Grove to John Schmacher of Fairfield for $1. Possession offered March 1. Meanwhile Miss Hinman and Mrs. Geo Wendell will remodel the west of the park house, which they own, to be their home after March 1.
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Lvl. Hinman
Hinman
Eliza and
Grove
John Schumacher
Fairfield Tryp
Posses
Morch
Geo. Wendell
Park
McGinnis & McGinnis Announce Office Closure
The office will close until September for a two week vacation. McGinnis and McGinnis Chiropractors at 174 Miss Minnie Becker returned from Chicago with a fine pot of fall millinery for the Cozy Hat Shop.
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McGinnis
Minnie Becker
Chicago
Patronize the Home Merchant in Maquoketa
The Sentinel urges residents to support local Maquoketa merchants and industries to keep money circulating within the community. It argues local donations sustain schools churches Red Cross and civic efforts, noting hometown merchants provide credit and fair dealings, and imagines a six month focus on Maquoketa as a resident.
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the Sentinel
Maquoketa
Red Cross
Ladies Aid
Davenport
Clinton
Chicago
Zelion
County Fair Promises Education and Community Progress
The county fair season arrives with strengthened rivalry in stock raising and agriculture. The livestock pavilion becomes a tuition free school to sharpen proficiency and yield high quality farm output. The four day event aims to educate and entertain, growing each year with community support and patronage.
Baby welcomes and local notes from Aug. events
Bor Prof. and Mrs. J F L Galoska welcomed a dear baby daughter Sunday morning Aug. 17 at home. At Cottage Hospital a 20% sound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs. S N Hill Saturday Aug. 18. Manford Robinson returned from overseas with discharge at Frampton Roads. Miss Bevish Byerly and Lulu Porter of Anamosa were weekend guests of Miss Mabel Fleming. Mrs Dora Huling of Chadron Neb with daughter visiting relatives. they will visit Chicago then Clinton to check Meyers property.
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Prof
Mra. J. FL Galoska
Cottage Hospital
Mra. SN. Hill
Manford Robingon
Frampton Roads
Bevish Byerly
Lulu Porter
Anamosa
Mabel Flemming
Arantesa
Dora Huling
Chadron
Nebr
W. F. Meyers
Baby
Chitgo
Relaties
Clinton
Meyers
Helen Morse
Tipcon
Claude Ely
Dick Hansen
Davenport
Clara Lomas
Chicago
Chas. Risdent
Delmar
Nena’ Palmer
Wm. Hasen
B. Murrau
Beth Lloyd
Evanston
Beth Round
Marie Brown
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Brown
A. Wright
J. Mc Finchers
Dubuque
Marian Becker
Yankton
S. D
Peet
Milford
Lake Okobs
Grundy Center
Mine
Ford Wins Libel Suit Against Chicago Tribune
Henry Ford, the millionaire auto manufacturer, won the libel case against the Chicago Tribune. The jury awarded nominal damages of six cents against the Tribune. Ford will receive about $50 toward paying expenses. Michigan law caps nominal damages at $50. costs to litigants were estimated at $5,000 a day at the peak of proceedings. County officials say the case was one of the costliest in American legal history.
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Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Ford
The
State of
Michigan
Macorab
Evangelist Rev Franklin W Swift to Lead Tent Camp Meeting
A tent campsite will be started Tuesday August 19 on the grounds of Esgate School-house led by Rev. Franklin W Swift noted for reviving religious life in communities. He is described as vigorous earnest and with a forceful message. Former civil engineer turned preacher, he began evangelistic work after conversion at a La Bromfield SV Methodist church noon prayer meeting. He left a 50 member church with two ordained pastors and three branch churches to pursue evangelism. God has blessed his labors and he is regarded as a leading evangelist in the field.
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Frangelst Swift
Esgate
Frankin W. Swift
Swift
la Bromfield Sv
Pelief
Big Stock Sale at New Purification on Fair Grounds
A large stock sale last Friday at the new pavilion featured purebred Poland China hogs and Holstein cattle belonging to Mrs Harry Blake, selling to strong bids from distant stock raisers. Mrs B R Hunter and daughter of Waterloo visited Maquoketa relatives. An accident near Rauiate East Friday evening caused a buggy collision. a horse was fatally injured, the occupant escaped serious harm.
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Jpurilfien
Harry Blake Osere
B. RB. Hunter
Waterloo
Maquokett
Carint
Rauiate
M Sinkey
Sale of surplus commissary items at post offices
Government ruling allows sale of surplus overseas soldier supplies. Acting Postmaster Stange offers original carton lots on a first come basis. Items include corned beef and roast beef in various can sizes, hash, baked beans, dry beans, cherries, tomatoes, and more priced by case weight.
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Stange
Back on the Job Constantine Drosseau Returns
Constantine Drosseau of Drosseau Bros shoe designers arrives home from overseas and receives honorable discharge. He served with the 2nd division, part of the army of occupation along the German border, and reports the relief at his return ahead of the firm’s planned move to the Merrera bolidine stock relocation.
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Constantine Drosseau
Critical operation on infant in Davenport hospital
At Mercy Hospital in Davenport an operation on the infant son of Mrs Ayon Burleson was performed. The doctors report the child tolerated the procedure well and is currently holding his own.
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Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Ayon Burleson
Picnic at Zwingle Promises Games and Prizes
The Hammony deformed Church will hold a big picnic at Zwingle tomorrow, August 20, with a strong program and many attendees promised. Winners will receive prizes, and a ruby wheel wheel with bracket is on display on the public road. Finder may return the reward to County Attorney Fly.
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Zvngle
Pasco
County Atorney
Baldwin Soldiers and Sailors Picnic A Huge Town Event
Baldwin held a monster soldiers and sailors picnic with the Galuska band providing music and Hen orchestra on duty for the dance. Rey J. Kidder of the city gave the main address and the Quarosa vs Charlotte baseball game ended 3 to 0 in favor of Charlotte. The town saw excellent organization, ample food, and strong community spirit as Baldwin proved it can host a major event.
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Baldwin
Brekes
Galuska
Henorchestra
Rey
J. Kidder
Shis
Quariosa
Charlotte
Cam
Waquoketa Bride Weds Former Local Pastor in Private Ceremony
Fern Whitney wed Rev. L. T. Hansen of Kalamazoo Mich former Baptist pastor in Waquoketa. Rev Dr Franklin Swift officiated at the six o clock Thursday ceremony at the brides home with close relatives present. The couple planned a Delmar departure for travel to Colorado and Idaho as friends offered best wishes.
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Waquoketa
C. H. Whitney
Fern
L. T. Hansen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Baptist Church
Franklin Swift
Grace Potter
M. Bessen
Delmar
Colorado
Idaho
Mrs. Hansen
Main Street set for underground telephone cables
A work crew began removing pavement along the west side of Main Street to install underground telephone cables, removing all poles between the Necker Hotel and Maple Street. The Iowa Telephone Company acts with good intent, though local shops face disruption from scaffolding and wiring work. Various residents and visitors are noted in daily routines, with several local movements and travels for business and social visits.
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Main Street
Necker Hotel
Maple Stree
Iowa Telephone Company
See
Mann's Jewelry
Krum- Vieda
Death Takes Mother and Infant Babe in Garryowen
A grieving community mourns Mrs. George Payne of South Garryowen and her infant child who died last Saturday after her motherhood brought renewed heartache. Born July 15 1878 in Illinois she resided in Garryowen with her family and was highly regarded. She leaves a bereaved husband and five children. Funeral services were held at the South Hy church Monday with interment in the local cemetery.
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George Payne
South Garryowen
South Hy
Pretty wedding unites Lokmeier and Be reh in 1919
A wedding on Thursday evening August 14 1919 united Miss Mi mie E. Lokmeier and Mr. Edward Be reh at the Borak home with Elder Ednei Love officiating They wore formal gowns and the bride carried pink roses A two course supper followed immediate relatives attended The couple will reside with the groom’s parents in a prosperous household noting a long happy life ahead Also notes include local visits and travels of residents and a clothing stock move to Otto’s How.
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Mis
Amos Borak
Mimie E. Lokmeier
Edward Bereh
Ednei
R. Harden
F. N. Lohmeier
Deimar
Amas. Rajah
Heppy
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Hoffmann Hom
Bor
Henry Fors
Zwingle
Carlie Reiter
Marion Tues
George Die Huss
Burlington
Auto
Onslow
W. F. Lanny
de Hass
McAllister
Mary Pickfend
Daddy Tang
Orpheum
Ihe McAllister
Ain Street
Margaret Daniels
Tueday
Marion Town
Leon Round
Detroit Auto State School
Ter
Joan Odgers
Constantine Drasseau
Meurice Samuelson
York
Nebris
Frank P. Mitchell
Gertrude Reeve Ofen
A. A. Hurst
Dubuque Ty Ante
Lenore McGinnis
Lincoln
Harry
Hess
Monticello
Jacksonville
Til
Marty Hess
Morice
Tipton
Fred Fox
Margaret
Fresno
Alf
Chas Lang
Bic Kramviede
Otto
Merrero
Emporium
Fred Pohl
Joliet
Helen Goodenom
Rosen Frost
Chisago
Faye Jacabe
Arri Byante
Ane Jtvs
Lea Ander
Brament Ret
Witl
Pohl
Joie
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