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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
3
Fragmented text warns about fatigue and headaches from sleeplessness. It suggests impurities and poisons build up in the body and urges cleansing to prevent harm, though specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
An old remedy promoted as a safe, soothing oil capsule treatment, claiming worldwide use and easy relief. The ad promises money back if not helped, notes direct import from laboratories, and urges customers to demand the original imported gold redal product. It also includes dramatic, incomplete lines about a man named Mindform.
After a five hour meeting in Washington DC the United Mine Workers accepted Secretary Wilson’s wage proposal. The plan calls for a 27 and a half cent daily wage rise and a 31.01 percent increase in yards and dead work. Miners demand a seven day work week with a half holiday Saturday and refer internal disputes to district settlements. Operators reject the wage hike and will wait for Fuel Administrator Garfield’s decision, with possible cabinet review before final action.
The document records a legal claim by a party identified as Nes or Neshen asserting sole ownership of a parcel described as the North Keys West quarter of the West quarter of Sec. 15 in Tauisad County. It warns defendants to answer by a specified date or risk default and a decree adverse to them. The notice is dated November 25 1929 and signed by the attorney for the plaintiff.
Multiple public sales announced for farms near Maquoketa and Canton on December 4 and December 12. Listings include cattle horses grain hay machinery and poultry with various named owners and auctioneers. Key properties: Framer farm north of Lest Mellon Blake farm west of Maquoketa Baldwin road and Delmar area.
Town folks and visiting relatives crowded Thanksgiving events as Del Salar children returned from farm homes east of town to spend winter on Delmar Avenue. Numerous families from Maquoketa Clinton and Salem hosted dinners, while Florence Mullett and Winnie Koon wed in Clinton and planned a short honeymoon near Chatfield Minnesota.
A garbled historical notice warns about kidney issues and suggests flushing with salts to prevent trouble. It claims symptoms include back pain dull heaviness and urinary concerns, advising water intake and inexpensive salt solutions as a remedy, though no authoritative source is cited.
The text argues farmers can stabilize farming and ensure production costs through organization. It compares farmers’ rights to cost of production, investment returns, and labor income with factory owners, asserting a farm is a factory manufacturing life’s essentials and emphasizes the necessity of organization.
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