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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1919

Page

7

Local Fuel Committee Issues Closing Rulings 1919

The Fuel Committee of Maguoketu issues an order effective December 10 1919 unifying closing practices. Retail stores including dry goods groceries and more may open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Drug stores restaurants and meat markets 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Barber shops 1 ½ p.m. to 6 p.m. Motion picture houses 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Pool halls card rooms and soda parlors 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Lodge halls and dance halls closed until further orders. Libraries and schools 5 p.m. Churches to hold union services once per Sunday. Saturdays allow 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. limit on electric signs and window lighting. street lighting reduced for safety. Signed by Dam Ringlep Al Cook Gl Ely Foot Committee.

Maguoketu P.m Theis . de Cert Dam Ringlep AL. Cook GL. Ely Foot Committee

Local Playhouse Offers Proceeds to Armenian Relief

Mr William Webber of PAS TIME donates his popular play house profits to Armenian Relief. The Fine Arts Club pledges to adopt an Armenian orphan by staging Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch to raise funds. Webber will give all proceeds beyond expenses to the cause as Maquoketa residents donate.

William Webber Fine Arts Club Wiggs Webber

Urgent Appeal for Home Nurse Help for Destitute Children

In our locality many poor children suffer in cold winter weather without warm clothes or sufficient food. We seek a home nurse or two to identify and assist these cases using Red Cross funds now available for our own needy residents.

Red Cross

Davenport Brother of Mrs Kimball Taken to Hospital After Stroke

Mrs W C Kimball received Sunday night news that her brother T Davenport suffered a stroke and was taken to St Luke's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kimball left Monday for Davenport. Ed Armstrong welcomed a baby boy weighing 11 lbs. Morehead family on Route 2 announce birth of a baby daughter weighing 70% lbs on Sunday Dec 7.

Ed. Armstrong Messie Howard Morehead

Former Jackson County Resident Passes Away in Clinton

Geo. Chase born Jackson Co Texas May 3 1861 died after a short illness at his son Alva’s home in Clinton on December 4 aged 58 years 7 months 1 day. He lived on Tron Hill ridge north of Maquoketa before moving to Dubuque. He was visiting son’s home in Clinton when he died. Father of nine with seven surviving Elmer Louis Frank Olive Stella Alva and Mrs Ben Harrison. Body sent to Maquket a with sons Elmer and Louis. funeral at Buchner chapel December 6 at 2 pm. burial at East Iron Hill cemetery. Rev D F Boomershine officiating.

Jackson County Geo. Chase Jackson Co Alva Clinton Sheridal Maquoketa Tron Hill Dubuque Clineton Elmer Louis Frank Olive Stella Ben Harrison Maquaketa Buchner Chapel East Iron Hill Cemetery D. F Boomershine Messamer F. H. Wilson Hugo Staacksdag

GAR Elects Officers at Regular Meeting

GAR elects officers for the new year at a regular meeting. Post Commander Fred Gurvis leads with Sr. Vice Commander Andy York and Jr. Vice Commander Frank Kee. Other roles filled: Post Surgeon Harvey Benjamin, Post Chaplain M. J. Harrington, Quartermaster James Miller, Officer of the Day J. Buchanan, Officer of the Guard James McDonald, Post Sergeant Thomas Hench.

A. W. Drips Fred Gurvis Andy York Frank Kee Harvey Benjamin Fost M. J. Harrington James Miller J. ¥. Buchanan James McDonald Sertinei Thos. Hench

Box Social a Big Success at The Box Sociable

The crowd gathered for a Box Social with Miss Hulda Hinkel and students in charge. Henry Korner won first prize for the highest priced box at 8.00, Chris Weideman second at 7.00, totaling 74.75 in receipts. Brady Electric Co supplied lights and moving pictures enjoyed by all.

Hulda Hinkelmen Henry Korner Chris Weideman Brady Electric Co

Wins Blue Ribbon at Chicago Meat Coliseum Show

Frank Ellis, a local poultry enthusiast, won first prize with a one bird entry at the meat Coliseum Show in Chicago last week. The event showcased top birds from the United States and Canada, and Ellis secured first among a stellar field, highlighting his hard practice and skill. His winning bird is set to be featured at the Maquoketa Show this month.

Frank Ellis Chicago U. S Canada Frank Maquoketa

Oil Boom Roars In Ekala Montana Oil Belt

Excitement sweeps Ekalaka and nearby areas as oil strikes at 683 barrels daily spark belief in a lasting boom. Land values soar in the oil belt amid rapid development led by local interests including M. K. Miller and Mill Nims, son of J. N. Nims, tied to Ekalaza ventures.

Ekalaka Murt M. KR. Miller Fehis City Har Ekaiaka Mill Nims J.N. Nims Jvetaite

Niles Doctor W A Marner Dies Sudden at Home

Dr W A Marner longtime Miles physician died suddenly at his Miles home last Tuesday night of heart failure. He appeared well earlier that day and collapsed on a couch after bidding his wife goodbye. Funeral services were held Friday.

W. A. Marner Miles Belle

English Travel Note Reveals Rough Voyage and Safe Arrival

A report from Liverpool notes that Dr J G Morgan arrived safely after a rough voyage. On board, many passengers fell ill, and Morgan helped care for them until he, too, recovered. The Pema. was validated on November 10th.

J. C. Glaser J. G. Morgan Liverpool

Notice to apply for coal orders through county attorney Ely

All needing coal must apply to County Attorney C. L. Ely for an order on a designated coal yard. Upon presentation to the dealer, payment must be made. This is the only method to secure coal. those with existing supply cannot receive an order. Applicants should go to Manager Hly's office between day and night.

C. L. Ely Mgr. Hly Dalim

Sites edge Legion in a tense 24–23 basketball win

The Olympic arena hosted a hard fought game with the Sites defeating the Legion by one point, 24 to 23. Anamosa boys used bulldog tactics in every department, while concerns arose about out-of-town players’ sportsmanship. Maquoketa vs Dubuque looms Thursday with local hopes riding on the Key City team.

Ocals Prison City Oce Legion Olympic Anamosa Maquoketa Dubuque Anamosa Five Beys

DeWitt Lodges Elect Officers for Ensuing Years

DeWitt lodges Gauntlet and Engle elect officers for the ensuing years. Gauntlet Lodge names C. Gr. Emmonds as Grand Elder, O John Jacobs, Prélate J Berman, M of W W Beard, K of Rand Sst J Miller. Engle Lodge lists officers Win Mockridge, G Mi Smith, Rec See O Bates, Fin See J Hannum, Treas Chas Eggleston, Trustee Frank La Feore.

DeWitt Gauntlet Lodge P.of Mockridge G. Mi. Smith O_ Bates Fin J. Hannum Treas Chas. Eggleston Trestee Frank la Feore

Sale of Xmas Seals Draws Strong Public Support

The sale of Red Cross Xmas seals is reported to be popular, though exact totals are not yet released. Businessmen contribute one to ten dollars each while private homes purchase varying amounts, aiding the fight against the deadly white plague.

Red Cross

Big 2 Bit Sale Promoted by Edwin Lowe and Kelly Co

Edwin Lowe advertises a two bit sale starting January 11 for twelve days. The Kelly Sales Co of Minneapolis handles the event with representative Mr Grose in charge. Four thousand monster bills are printed for the campaign and the Sentinel circulation is used for heralding the sale.

Edwin Lowe Baldwin

Davenport Patient Undergoes Surgery for Acute Appendicitis

Thomas of Davenport was operated on at Mercy Hospital in Davenport for acute appendicitis. The operation was successful and the patient is rallying nicely. Mrs Thomas is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O E Hayes, formerly of this city.

Manilly. Thomas Davenport Mercy Hospital Thomas Mr.' S O. E. Hayes

Mother Passes Away. Funeral Held in Muscatine

Telerary notice reports Mrs. Fannie Goldsberry of Muscatine died at home on Friday. Friends from Mrs. Maid Berry conveyed the news. The funeral was held Monday in Muscatine. Also a small classifieds line seeks wood choppers for F. N. Blake, phone 029-P.

Maid Berry Fannie, Goldsberry Muscatine

A Plea to Send the Sentinel to Distant Friends

An old home town paper appeal invites readers to gift a one year Sentinel subscription to absent friends. The writer argues a year of news is a lasting, appreciated keepsake and suggests the nominal price of two dollars as a fitting gift.

Nave Sentinel Christais Raed

profiteering debated as coal prices rise and wood sales linked

The piece questions profiteering as coal scarcity hits wood prices and wages. It notes local fuel advisories urged buying wood, accusing profiteers of boosting prices to aid profit rather than helping poor families. It lists community happenings including a theater adding full orchestra and visits of residents, with a wedding referenced.

Zig. Ood

Obituary of Robert Lancaster Drowned in Santa Cruz Waters

Robert Lancaster born in Jackson County September 28 enlisted in 1918 and served on the battleship Texas. He drowned off Santa Cruz coast while on duty. Embalmed body sent to San Francisco then buried on Island. later transferred to Maquoketa. Father Y J Lancaster of PETREIT Mich and Detroit brother Neville Lancaster survive. Funeral conducted by Rev J J Kidder with interment at Mt Hope cemetery.

Robert Lancaster Jackson County Navy Texas Ant Santa Cruz California San Francisco Island T. #. Lancaster Maquoketa Y. J. Lancaster Petreit Mich Neville Lancaster Detroit J. J. Kidder Mt Hope Cemetery

Maquoketa Auction Notes State Quotas and Campaign

In Maquoketa Jackson County Evers story details unclear sale totals and quotas. The text references state and county fundraising targets and a life-saving campaign with a five day period and a Saturday night update.

Maquoketa Jackson Co Evers Every Bank Dan Xery Jackson County Manpaien

Fire smolders at Town Electric plant site

A slow underground fire persists in the middle of the Town Electric plant area. Firefighters cannot fully extinguish it as the fire smothers itself with little fuel consumed. EL Johnston returns from Chicago to oversee new Carbide Lighting and Cooking System installation at the Lewis Eales farm.

Electric Tr Bie EL Johnston Chicago Lewis Eales

Blaze Threatens Home in Fairfield Township Fire

A house in Fairfield township narrowly escaped ruin last week after a fast family response stopped a blaze from spreading from the living room. Smoke grew quickly, destroying much of the room including a piano, but the fire was contained before it became uncontrollable. Witnesses name H Giale and Lyman Buchner of Maquoketa in connection with the incident.

Herman Thiede Fairfield Township Hein H. Giale Lyman Buchner Maquoketa

Bowman Anniversary Party Honors Nineteenth Year

On Route 2 at the Bowman country home, about thirty five friends gathered Thursday evening December 4 to celebrate the nineteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Homer L Bowman. The event featured cards games dancing and a late midnight cafeteria supper. The couple received a fine table linen gift and are longtime respected residents of the community.

Pleasant Homer L. Bowman Route Bowman Arere Bowman The Sentinel

Wedded at Davenport Bride from Davenport to Minneapolis Groom

Wedded at Davenport on Saturday December 6 at noon were Miss Minnie Becker of this city and Joseph Hegstrom of Minneapolis. The bride, a popular local businesswoman, ran the Hat Shop for years and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Becker. The groom, an experienced marble setter, has worked on new Post Office buildings. The couple have not yet returned. friends plan showers of congratulations.

Minnie Becker Joseph Hegstrom Minneapolis Davenport Manguoketa Haing Mre Geo. Becker

White Shrine ceremony despite transportation problems

Sixty members of the Oriental White Shrine of Davenport and nine drivers arrived by autos on Saturday evening to initiate a large crisis into their order. At six p.m. the Horst Hotel dining room hosted a banquet for 120 guests, then they moved to the Masonic Hall for chapter work. Afterward, around midnight, Davenport guests were served a lunch before returning home.

Star of the Oriental White Shrine of Davenport Horst Hotel Masonic Hall

Farewell Party for Dollypriest Bros on Route

A farewell party was given on Route and Friday for Dollypriest Bros with about forty five friends and neighbors attending. They shared baskets and enjoyed an evening of conversation before a bountiful supper then departed for home wishing them success and happiness with their new name in Maquoketa.

Dollypriest Bros Route & Frialignt James Maquoketa’s

Death Notice for W. Woods of Grand Rapids

Word has been received of the death of W. Woods at Grand Rapids Michigan. He and his wife were former residents of Maquoketa and lived on West Platte Street in the house now occupied by Mrs. Virginia Maan. Deceased is survived by his wife.

W. Woods Grand Rapids Mich Woods Norsity West Platt Sc Virginia Maan

Baldwin Dentist Moraves of Ucar Rapids Dies After Operation

Dr. Moraves a Baldwin native who studied dentistry at Town City and moved to Cedar Rapids after graduation, died last week in a hospital following surgery. Verner Bowman arrived from Marion and will join his parents in establishing a future home after purchasing a farm near Fulton.

Moraves Ucar Rapids Baldwin Cedar Rapids Baldwin School Verner Bowman Marion S. Oak Ben Bowman MM Bowman Lincoln Nebr Mr. Bowman Geir Isil Raf Fulton

Beautiful Life of Former Maquoketa Woman in Charles City

Mrs Annis Nickerson Hunter wife of C C Hunter died last Wednesday after a several week illness. Born near Maquoketa April 8 1857 she lived with her family on a farm west of town and married March 30 1892. Survived by husband three sisters and two brothers the remains were brought to Charles City Saturday evening with funeral services held Sunday at the Reck home Rev J C Kidder officiating. Interment was in Mt Hope Cemetery.

Charles City Annis K. Nickerson-Hunter Annis Nickerson T. K Sarah &. Nickerson Maquoketa C. C. Hunter Frank H. Reek L. B. Carson E. E. Glaser Tobar Neb Gcersoe Portland Ore Roy Co Wiliams Ariz F. H. Reck Rev J. C Kidder Mt. Hope Cemeserr

Aged Lady Ryhl Dies After Long Illness at 78

Anna Megdalena Ryhl, born in Denmark February 28 16, died Friday March 5 at age 78 years 7 days. She came to America in 1878 with her brother Saven, married Christian Raven in 1874, lived in Lyons and Grant township, raised seven children, and was a devout Lutheran. Funeral services were held near Maquoketa with Rev. D F Boomershine officiating. burial at Correll cemetery. Survivors include her husband’s death in 1904, two sons Chris and Matt, daughters Mrs Emil Lehmidt Mrs Nick Lel ar Mrs P J Jorgensen Mrs Leonand Kauffman and Hannah, two brothers Nis in Denmark and Coren in Lyons, and sister Gundi Dahl in Denmark, with several grandchildren.

Anna Megdalena Ryhl Denmark Shewis Ameries Saven Christian Raven Lyons Town Grant Township Clinton Co Chris Matt Emil Lehmidt Elwood Nick Lel+ar P. J. Jorgensen Sassatchewan Canada Leonand Kauffman Maquoketa Hannah D. Lutheran Church Nis Coren Gundi Dahl Denalse Correll D. F. Boomershine Soren Kytl Taj Chris Elligeard Edith Kyhl Denartel Cedar Falls Towa Nick Dahl Clarksville Sgt Fred White Saskatchewan

Embarrassing Moment at Evening Church Service

A writer recalls an evening church wedding where most seats were full. Moving toward the front, the writer sits and removes a hat, causing mortification as an escort teases them, feeling watched by everyone in attendance.

Varied Gifts Noted At Whitmer Visit In Clark South Dakota

Mrs N Whitmer of Clark South Dakota hosted visiting relatives from the Bowman families. Mrs M S Dunn recently spent several months with her husband Mr Walker and returned to Los Angeles California last week.

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