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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
5
G YOUNG editor argues the United States should back a government in Mexico that can enforce authority against outlaws and rebels, avoid aggression, and pursue a stable path. He warns against paying indemnities to the current regime and calls for a policy benefiting universal international action.
The report lists fines amounting to 1249 dollars last month for keeping books late and mentions various reading titles and speakers. Preaching topics for the next Lord's Day focus on cooperative service and the lacking thing. The pastor Dr S A Smith urges members to attend all services and introduce themselves, with plans for a Christmas program by the Sunday School and opportunities to contribute.
An interview with Mr. Kingsley of Maquoketa recounts kidney weakness and relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports improved secretions, reduced pain, and lasting faith in the remedy after five years. The piece notes purchase from Staack & Luckiesh's Drug Store and mentions Foster Milburn Co distributed the product.
The notice states an instrument purporting to be the last will of Elizabeth A. Elsner of Jackson County Town is opened and the hearing for proof is set for December 16, 1915 before the District Court at Maquoketa Iowa. Clerk Eugene Mohr and Parr & Thomas are involved. The text includes stray literary discussion on the number forty and mathematical curiosities.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism remedy that relieves pain stiffness and swelling when applied to the tender spot. It claims instant relief and skin safety with a small trial bottle available at drug stores, asserting decades of proven use.
The text argues farmers must organize to stabilize farming income and secure cost of production returns, labor income, and a fair wage, equating farming to a factory producing essential life needs. It frames organization as fundamental to economic rights equal to factory owners.
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation along with the Jackson Clinton and Scott Farm Bureaus urges broad backing. The National Federation of Farm Bureaus seeks allegiance from all organized farm interests, cooperatives, breed associations, and farmers. The present business success depends on thorough organization.
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