Robbery at Rosenberg Grocery on North Main Street
Vincent Tracy robbed the Rosenberg grocery on North Main, entering through a basement window and taking about twenty dollars from the cash drawer. He was arrested, confessed, and waived examination, ordered held for grand jury then to county jail. faces 1-5 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasenberg Grocery
Rosenberg Grocers
Main Street
Vincent
Br. Rosenberg
Young Tracy
Rosenberg
Tracy
Dailager
C. L. Ely
Ely
Shevif
Rozenberg
James Ralston
Eailhy
Stat
Nashville
L. Rosenberg Tank Co
Fright Versus Conservation In Coal Shortage
Amid uneasy local coal supplies residents are urged to conserve and use wood when possible. Rumors of a deadly cold snap are dismissed as unfounded. donation drives and memberships are listed for Maquoketa. Notices mention hats for sale at Cozy Hat Shop, visits by Mrs Harris, and a Brady Electric Co installation project underway.
Iowa at International Hay and Grain Show in Chicago
Iowa participates in the International Hay and Grain Show tied to Fat Stock week in Chicago. The state reports 283 entries including 161 corn samples and 46 single ear corn entries plus oats and wheat, alfalfa timothy hay and red clover hay. Iowa showcases corn soybeans as hog feed, and features a new white sweet clover and 10 percent oats from Iowa State College. A model farmstead from the college will be displayed, with Mr. Buchanan directing the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
State College
Buchanan
Small Fire On Quarry and Otto Streets In Fred Gurvis Home
Fire department answered a Tuesday morning alarm from Glen Davis residence at Quarry and Otto streets. The blaze started from a gamy sack used to thaw frozen cellar water pipes. The second line was extinguished before the fire company arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Davis
Quarry
Otto
Fred Gurvis
Home Lighting Plant Installed Near Andrew by Local Firm
A farmer west of Andrew joined the progressive farmers by installing a Lalley lighting plant for home and barn. The system was set up by Waker & Sokup of this city, providing light and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viyne Ganhizeen
Waoures
Andrew
Lalley
Waker & Sokup
Trumbo Home Sold In Maquoketa Area
County Attorney Ely bought the M N Trumbo home on East Platt Street. Residents included Mr and Mrs Ely. Local stores offer Columbia records and hats. Thanksgiving visits note Davenport and Chicago travel and a Delco Light farm bureau meeting weather impact. Bellevue Red Cross officers elected with Kempter and Ahliers leading. Delco Light film show set for Delmar with Hereford films and a lecture by High Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tremain
Sigourney, Ja
H. H. Hutchins
Columbia Records
Cadling
Rug & Music Store
Chas. Snyder
Davenport
L. P. Brittell
Mary Brittel
Myrtle Clark
St Clair Academy
Sissinawa
Wis
Hevlan Crane
Omaha
Chicamu
Zella Gregory
Chicago
Liss Mitchell
Andrew
Delco Light Work
Farm Bureau
Bellevue
Red Cross Tech
Taneday
Paul Kempter
Clara Ahlers
Arthur’ Kucheman
Qecretary
Jos. Kelso
Delco
Delmar
Flm Extension Bureau
Dhere
High Williamson
Cooperative Christmas Advice for Advertisers
A local message urges merchants and shoppers to cooperate for a smoother holiday season. It stresses early ad copy submission to improve typography and ad placement, and calls for courtesy to patrons, early shopping, and mutual support to enhance service and results during Christmas.
Nationwide merchants ready for record Christmas trade
Merchants across the country plan to handle an unprecedented Christmas shopping volume. The season’s mood upholds a hopeful spirit despite industrial turmoil in major port centers, with stores making elaborate preparations to accommodate immense patronage.
Patriarchs of Maguokets Hold Next Meeting Elections
Patriarchs of Maguokets No 104 announces its next regular meeting on December 4 with election of officers and conferring Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees on two candidates. Members urged to attend. E T Clark P Fred Goriurs Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs of
Maguokets
E. T. Clark
American Legion Meeting and Community News Update
The American Legion met Wednesday discussing Americanism and policy. Obituaries note the deaths of Zwingle residents John Austin and another local figure. Local entertainment announced with Columbia records at Codling's Rug and Music Store and the Great Radium Mystery serial at the New Orpheum with extra Bonnie Lassie showing on Friday. Thanksgiving travels and health updates feature among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Arendanes ix
Mathers
Legion
J. At Martin
Ottawa Colony
Ottawa
NEW Orpheum
Vaughan
Cleo Madison
Trey OF Hearts
Eileen Sedgwick
Bob Reeves
Mary Macylaren
Chicago Bishop Leads Nation Wide Episcopal Drive
The Episcopal church nationwide campaign engages church and social workers in Chicago. Rt Rev Charles P Andersen DD LL.D bishop of Chicago chaired the solar ceremony at the October general convention in Detroit. Born September 5 1863 in Kemgtylli Canada he began as rector in Oak Park Illinois and became Chicago diocese head in 1905 guiding regional church work and international ecumenical efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Socsi
Charles P. Anderam
Vishop
Chicago
Andersen
Detrait
Kemgtylli
Canada
Srohdekeon
United States
Oak Park
Suterb
Dlo
Middle West
Jmne
TavUte
Europe
Cm Lovernational Conference of Christian Churches
War clouds over Mexico warn of looming clash
The paper recalls a four year-old predic tion that Uncle Sam may have to thresh Mexico soon. Washbon and Mexico City ties are strained near breaking, with war on the greasers possible at any moment. Carrara and Filla are declared outlaws, and their termination is hailed as benefiting Mexico and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Washbon
Mexico City
Carrara
Filla
United States
Last Nation Lady Dead at Home of Son Edward
Mrs Ann Siyatt longtime Last Nation resident died Friday night at her son Edward Myatt's home from infirmities of old age. Four surviving relatives include Mrs Win Langham, Edward Myatt, Mrs W Nickels of Marcus Island, and Mrs Wm Brown of Denver. The funeral was held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Siyatt
Last Nation
Edward
Win Langham
Edward Myatt
W. Nickels
Marcus, Is
Wm. Brown
Denver
Colo
Banks Show Strength Across Local Savings Banks
Bank statements from Amer ic an Savings Bank Baldwin Savings Bank and Monmouth Savings Bank confirm strong performance. Also noted is a sale of personal property set for Thursday December IL at one mile south of Cottonville. In other news, the Grimm drug store in Ch buque was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
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Cottonville
Nick Hein
Grimm
Chbuque
Stephens
Evanston
Jlb
Murray and
Litte Son Mans
Mintenpolis
James Lametell
Moras ii
Jing Sanday
Murray
Little
Fuel crisis requires decisive federal action now
The public faces mounting fuel pressure as blixzara conditions threaten supply. Government must act to prevent widespread hardship. miners and operators clash, and a federal solution is urged. Dr. Garfield is urged to provide a decisive plan and stand by it. Union labor loses prestige amid blame, yet Americans will secure coal with resolve, as in past national efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Miners’ Association
Labor Federation
None
Federation Hawkeit
America
Pershing Joins Committee For Trinity Episcopal Church
Veterans of the army and navy learn General Pershing accepted a church committee role for Trinity Episcopal Church project. A wartime memorial campaign seeks 400000 to fund the plan with Rev Dr Beesman reporting 100 raised and Pershing associates assisting to secure the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
General Pershing
Roly Trinity Episcopal Church
Aenevica
Episcopal Church
Frederick W. Beesman
Holy Trinity
Friends
Faris
Gutter Wershing and Associates
Mystery Play to Be Presented by Sunday Schools
Sunday schools across the area plan a mystery play to promote church history and the Nationwide campaign. Written by Rev. George Long of St. Pauls Warsaw, the pageant is to be produced simultaneously in Episcopal schools in the Midwest province, aiming to boost interest and tie in with church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostion
George Long
St. Pauls Church
Warsaw
Michlebun
Obie
Tadlana
Illnois
Wisconsi
Genera
St. Eouls
Clinton wedding unites Cleme Quintan and Mary Welsh
Cleme Quintan of Peteraville wed Miss Mary Welsh of Guinton last Tuesday in Clinton. Rev Monsignor Laughlin performed the ceremony. The bride, noted among Clinton’s young ladies, and the groom, brother of Sir Bare von Schrader, plan to reside on Quintan’s Delmar farm.
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Clinton
Cleme
Quintan
Peteraville
Mary Welsh
Guinton
Me. Laughlin
Bare von Schrader
Clinton County
Obituary of Mrs. James G. Elliott
Mrs James G Elliott formerly Miss May Liston of Athens Ohio born September 12 1800 at age of seven weeks she wed James G Elliott of Nashville later living in Belleville Iowa They had five daughters Mamie Howell Melvin Kinwell Howard Hubbard and Gertie Luella She leaves parents husband five daughters two grandchildren and many relatives After seven weeks illness she passed November 26 service held at home then Becker hospital and burial at Buckhorn cemetery Rev L F Roumershine officiated Floral tributes noted.
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Tda May Liston
Sac
Jane Liston
Athens Go
Ohio
Snk
Co. Bellevie
Iuwa
South Fork
James GC
I Elliott
Nashville
Wujon
Mamie Howell
Manitoba
Canada
Melvin Kinwell
Bernard
Tawny
Howard Uibgan
Maquoketa
Gertie
Luella
Cash Judson St
Becker Hospital
Tris Ja Buckhorn
Frank Wilson
Hugo Starck
Wedding of Martha Ward and John Smith at Reformed Church
At the Reformed church parsonage Tuesday morning the wedding united Miss Martha Ward and Mr. John J. Smith in a ceremony conducted by Rev. D. F. Boontershine. The bride, daughter of the late William Ward of near Delmar, wore a blue cloth suit and cream silk waist. The groom, a retired farmer, is respected in Delmar. They dined at the bride’s home and planned a short bridal trip to Trefois before settling in Nelmar after Christmas.
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Reformed Church
Thisd
A. m
John J. Smith
Martha Aml. Ward
D. F. Boontershine
Thomas “Ward
Julie A. Ward
Agnes L. Bercher
Willum and
Hiizs
Delmar
Trefois
Nelmar
Challenging the Law After Night Street Collision
An evening crash on Main Street involved a Ford Sedan hitting a horse and rider after turning a corner without lights. The driver fled the scene. neither horse nor rider was seriously hurt. The incident occurred near Ge academy. Local notices mention visitors, social updates, and shop feature pages promoting prompt service and the holiday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isin Street
Albern Watters
Main Street
Ta Ge Academy
Charity drive urges local aid for needy families
A Salvation Army appeal notes real poverty exists nearby and urges residents to donate clothing, carpets, footwear, and underwear to help local children in zero weather. Ensign Koppel invites reporting via phone or in person, and a Young Peoples meeting at the Salvation Army hall is announced for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Koppell
Salvation, Army
Ciry
Ensign Koppel
Salvation Army
Novelty Four at Maquoketa Lyceum Likely Friday Night
The Novelty Four, a varied high quality program with instrumental music and male quartet numbers, performs at the Pastime Theater Friday evening. The act previously pleased Rockford patrons and offers a lively, gingered show that should appeal to local lyceum audiences. The Sentinel notes its expanding farming coverage and urges subscribers to boost the paper and share its farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa Lyceum
Comesi A3
Ging
Lyceum
Rockford
Iowa
rRockford
Bean purchases Roevier home on Locust Street
C M Bean has purchased the C A Roevier home on Locust Street and will take possession immediately. The move makes a very convenient home for Mr and Mrs Bean as it is located near the West Side Laundry. Miss Helen Wright and friend Miss Bostron returned Sunday evening to their studies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bean
C A. Roevier
Locust St
Mrs. Bean
Helen Wright
Miss. Bostron
Chicago
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Mrethen Staack
Drrbaque
FF. Bunmershine
Tia
Eligworth Huff
John Hod
Fastho
Alabama
Brady Electric Co
Bude Deleo
International
WH. Palmer
Ralph Beastr
Wyoming
Bernice French
Roy Graut
Lawrence Cain
Inas
Fred Goriurs
Ewingle
John Austin
Zwingle Ams
Codling
Rug & Music
Bess Joiner
Tris Club
Jack Ruff
Iowa City
Muriel Hoss
Mildred Hunter
Waterloo
Hugh Barnes
Barnes
Charles P. Anderson
Banks
American Savings Bank
Baldwin Savings Bank
Monmouth Savings Bank
Pershing
HE ~ Gan
Church
Episcopal Churches
W. A. Eherman
Lows City
Edna Mahogen
Henry Becker
Amt
Codling’s
James G. Elliott
Waried Smith—Ward
Thos. White
Clinter
WLW
Harev Dell
F. W. Dell
Mies Marie the
Geo. Methanil
Peter Beckan
McClelland
G. L. Maan
Sanichi Ware
Mann
Max Ray
Popstar Maan
Sentinel
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Clinton Munties
Lost Nation
Co Bernard
Preston
Monmouth
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