Preparations for County Fair Week Nearing Completion
One week before the Jackson County fair, extensive improvements at the grounds include a new grandstand platform and numerous updates to enhance visitor and exhibitor comfort. Officials praise secretary Phillips and county residents for upgrades, while Dubuque visitors, about 200 strong in 50 cars, prepare to join in town events and Main Street stunts to foster regional fellowship.
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East Town
Jackson County
Art Hall
Pailipa
Jet
Dubuque Commercial
Main Street
Dubuque
Maqulketa
Old Veterans Elect Officers in Bellevue Meeting
In Bellevue the Jackson County Veteran Association elected officers for 1921 22 with Fredy Gurias as Commander James Miller as Quartermaster John T Nicholson as Vice Commander and Ben Van Steinburg as Adjutant. Bellevue visitors Mrs J P Beavers and daughters joined the excursion beat arrival of the Capital.
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Bellevue
Jackson County Veteran Association
Fredy Gurias
Muquoketa
Nathan
Dre
Monmouth
John T. Nicholson
James Miller
Maqteketa
W. B. Lovell
Sabuls
Ben van Steinbure
Preston
Ben van Streinburg
Fred Gurius
J. P Beavers
Lifian
Earl Farr
Dubuque
Witnems
Veteran Dickey, 84, Enjoys Seaplane Flight Over Okoboji
Preston Iowa resident and Civil War veteran 84 describes a seaplane trip over Lake Okoboji and Arnolds Park. He chatted with Spirit Lake manager about historic Panama Isthmus crossing on Christmas Day 1561, then reenlisted for three years. He plans more air travels.
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W. Dickey
Preston
Lake Okoboji
Arnolds Park
Ww. Garland
Spirit Lake
Mus
Panama
Dickey
Salvation Army Officers Farewell From Maquoketa
Capt Schafer and Cadet of the Salvation Army receive orders to depart Maquoketa after a year of friendly service. Mrs Schaffer thanks local business people and residents for kindness. She plans to leave Thursday. a replacement officer will arrive to continue the work.
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Capain Schafer
Vadeo Welieve
Salvation Army
Maquoketa
Capt. Schaffer
Maquoket
School Opens Sept 5 With Bell Ringing Again
The old high school bell will ring to mark the opening of classes on September 5. Students restart three months of holiday, and the Class of 1922 aims to surpass all previous records in scholarship, athletics, and cultural work at the school.
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Bondar
Rainy week delays Country Guild picnic to April 25
The Country Community Guild postpones the annual picnic due to rain and invites all members and families to Thursday April 25. Sept meeting set with Mrs George Doneilson on Sept 14. Descriptive poem submitted. Death notice mentions Mrs Harvey Benjamin. Families from Davenport Chicago and New York visit local homes.
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George Doneilson
Mrs A J York Dies After Sudden Heart Trouble
Mrs A J York a highly respected resident of the Second Ward died at her home at 12245 after a night of heart trouble. She was active in church and social circles and leaves many friends. Funeral arrangements were not yet made. Obituary to follow.
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A. J. York
York
Nation Business Man Retires Then Weds in Lost Nation
J H Phelps, longtime grain dealer of Lost Nation, sold his interest in Phelps Grain Co to son Paul E Phelps and plans retirement. He started in 1880, built a large local business, and will enjoy a vacation. Also, J H Phelps and Mrs Cynthia Wilkin of Stanwood wed quietly at Clinton with Rev Harry Culver officiating. They will live in Stanwood initially.
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J. H. Phelps
Lost Nation
Phelps Grain Co
Paul E. Phelps
Phelps
Belmar Junction
J. Hi. Phelps
Cynthia Wilkin
Stanwood
Clinton
Harry Culver
Chilcago
Jain
Watermelons Costly for Four Youths in Local Case
W C Sims filed information against four young men for sup propriating watermelons from his patch. After venue changes and litigation, Justice Ralston's court heard Friday. The defendants agreed to pay court costs of 11.40 and the owner 24 for watermelons taken. The total value was estimated at 25. Prosecution by Attorney F Thomas. Local visitors also noted.
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W. C. Sims
Patel
Justice
Nims
Melors
F. §. Thomas
The Haste of Your Savings Chapter 13 Building Progress
Daily, workmen near completion on the American Savings Bank edifice as Bedford stone walls rise and a tall chimney stretches toward the sky. Exterior structure nears finish while interior walls begin, promising high quality workmanship and efficient heating installations despite weather.
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American Savings Bank
Reap'es
Hay barn destroyed by Friday night storm near city
Fire destroyed the large hay barn of Charles Martin about seven o’clock Friday evening seven miles west of the city. Seventy tons of hay burned with the building. Martin notified the fire department and volunteers fought the blaze in heavy rain, saving nearby structures. Insurance covered the loss through Elite agency.
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Martin
Gale Buchner
Maquohela
Big Farm Bureau Picnic in Perry township at Andrew tomorrow
Perry township farmers plan a large picnic at Andrew tomorrow with high hopes of entertaining a big crowd if weather allows. Roads last Sunday were ideal for mirroring as rain softened surfaces for better traction and solid foundation.
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Perry Township
Andrew
Appointments Made to City Police Force
J Lancaster named chief of police replacing G W Ring who resigned. Fred Bradley becomes night patrolman succeeding William Archer. Mayor Swiss and business leaders selected the two officers after a vote of confidence. New chiefs assume duties Monday morning.
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T. J. Lancaster
Swiss
G. W. Ring
Fred Bradley
William Archer
Improve Rural Carrier Service and News Paper Requests
The notice urges better service for rural carriers and extended delivery, promising improvements along lines and asking readers to phone items and travels. It invites community reports and emphasizes reader ownership of the newspaper while promoting subscriptions for Jackson Sentinel.
Patriotic Bodies Elect Officers in Jackson County
Jackson County patriotic bodies elected officers for the annual soldiers' regiment at Bellevue last week. Names include American Legion Commander Dr E L Lampe Bellevue and officers for Baldwin Maquoketa Lamotte and Sabula. The G A R results are in another court of this issue.
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Jackson County
Soldiers’ Regiow
Bellevue
American Legion
L. Lampe
Carl B. Worden
Saldwin
L. E. Reinheimer
J. Hoffman
Lamotte
Howard Gee
Baldwin
F. C. Berner
Sabi Ja
Jas. Whitney
Sabua
E. J. Newmers
Glen Butler
Maquoketa
Patriotic Women of
Minnie Miller
Ma_ quoketa
Beulah French
Preston
Julia Var. Steinburg
Ethel Anderson
Josie Gurius
Mawaoke
Sabdla
Booths Full as County Fair Nears Opening
The Ari Hall superintendent at the fair grounds said every booth is taken for next week, signaling high local interest in the upcoming Ja sch County Fair. Community and town residents show unusual enthusiasm, suggesting a strong show ahead.
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Frank John
Fair
Jasch
County Officers Attend Meeting in Davenport
County officials including Sheriff John Dallagher and County Attorney F. E. Thomas joined a gathering of second district attorneys and sheriffs in Davenport. The legislature created a Bureau of Investigation division to study measures for apprehending criminals, turning Davenport into an instructional hub for local officers dealing with criminal elements.
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Hiraannt
Allvaany
John Dallagher
F. FE. Thomas
Davenport
Delmar Man Hurt In Saw Accident At Home
Delmar man J Bareman suffered a severe injury when his hand contacted a saw at his home near Delmer. His hand was badly lacerated and doctors in Clinton performed an operation removing two fingers.
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Avon
Delmer
J. Bareman
Iran
Asken
Jae Youre
Clinton
Court Sets Sept 6 for Fall Term Jackson County Court
The fall term of the Jackson County district court will convene September 6 with Judge J. W. Barker presiding. The first panel of jurors has been drawn, gathering a number of names for service.
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Jackson County
Aistret Court
J. W. Barker
Supper for Legion Set at Leon on Thursday
The Leon boys will attend a picnic supper hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary Thursday from six until all are served. A display of Harrison & Sons Furniture Store at the Jackson County Fair is shown.
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Legion the Leon
Womans Auxiliary
Harrison & Sons
Jackson County
A Few Suggestions to Our City Subscribers
The Jackson Sentinel explains private carrier delivery aims to improve service and urges subscribers to report missed papers. Residents off free city delivery should use boxes on rural routes or at the post office, with carriers reaching outlying areas via receptacles and offices handling complaints to fix issues. The paper emphasizes personal Sentinel service and a $2.00 yearly rate.
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Jackson Sentinel
Real Sentinel
Wxeither
Maquoketa Plans Tourist Camp On Main Highway
Isaac Taylor reports that several auto camps along the California trip route offered comfortable setups for travelers, including gas stoves showers and washing, with Sheridan Wyoming and Wallace Iowa noted for the best facilities. Some camps charged a small fee but most provided free space and kept limits to deter loiterers as communities prepare for a summer influx of visitors.
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Maquoketa
Isaac Taylor
California
Laws
Sheridan
Wyoming
Wallace
Crnp
Isaac
Frank E. Ellis Opens New Office Rooms Today
Frank E. Ellis opens new office rooms today at the Sherman Cook building in Milford. Ellis and associates showcase improved space and facilities after recent renovations, inviting local clients to visit and meet the staff.
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Frank E. Ellis
EL Rilis
Iwsiling Insurance
Real Seinsi Tran
Opin
Mrs Harvey Benjamin Found Dead at Her Home
Mrs Harvey Benjamin died suddenly at her home on 505 South Second Street between noon and two. Her husband found her on a couch after returning from the country. coroner James Ralston said heart failure caused death after examination by Dr F J Swift. Funeral set for Wednesday forenoon with W R C attendance. obituary to follow.
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Harvey Benjanie
South Second Street
Benjamin
James Ralston
Wr. Lawder
Lndy
Buyyal
Andrew
Iowa Adopts New Headlight Lens Rules September 1
Iowa motorists face strict enforcement as the Iowa State Highway Commission approves eight headlight lens types and prescribes tilts to align beams horizontally. Ford eyes require extra tilt. spotlights prohibited toward drivers or oncoming vehicles. Vehicles with electric headlights exceeding two candles are banned. sale of noncompliant cars is restricted.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Aso
Patterson
Ford Meter Co
Grean Vicar
Macbath
Liberty
National
Osgood
Ford
Nwst
Iowa
Towa
Fire damages Hoe House on Glet Farm east of Rewa
Fire struck a house on the Glet farm east of Rewa Friday night. Heavy rain helped prevent spread as neighbors and local residents, including Mr and Mrs W Tamity of Rock 1si, gathered for a view after the blaze.
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Glet
Rewa
Wwe
Pee Popes
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