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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
2
A 1919 style critique blames Congress for failing to create a usable farm credit system. It cites buffaloed prices, farmer losses, and Europe’s demand, urging an American relief commission to buy 200 million bushels of corn to stabilize prices and ease the burden on farmers.
A second story intruder entered Dr Taylor's home during a party of society women, breaking a window and ransacking two bedrooms. He left with a revolver and cigarettes, ignoring thousands of dollars’ worth of fur, and fled before the intrusion was noticed. Police searched the area but found no trace.
At the regular meeting of Gard ner Chapter No. 374 C E S officers were elected for the coming year. Worthy Matron Mrs AL Boweman, Worthy Patron C J Rotenbeck, Associate Matron Mrs Bed Rotenbeck, Secretary Mrs Lillian Mills, Conductress Mrs R E Cressey.
Readers exchange holiday wishes to Santa and friends while requesting small gifts and updates on reindeer and toys. The issue also promotes a church chicken dinner bazaar, a death notice for a local resident, a charity gift delivery note, and an A L A M meeting recap with social updates from Mrs J. Day and Miss Ritta Shasff.
Sons "Towa" by all present. Uariett Miler gave an excel ling paper on the Colleges at Ames ened Petar Pallis, M Lydia Gaull re letter from Miss Lena Corne ius on the Indian 'Home at Can.' tom 5S.rs. Laura Moler gave an article of Evolution of Thanksgive at events on Iowa was the tig number. A dandy 'lunch! was served. Sirs. W. Rantz was re cently voted in as a new member. How He Ended Kidney Trouble "4d had a severe attack of kidney trouble and for three could not get out of doors and scarcely out of bed," writes C. E. Brewer, Village Ala. "Could not bend over, host the most excruciating . T purchased a bottle of Foley idney Pills. Was relieved after first few doses and cotinued their use until completely cured I con der Foley Kidney Pil ney remedy in the y currence of my trouble. Sold everywhere. At first it was thought that tis en tire body was paralyzed, but he has recovered the use of his right side, and is some better, being now able to talk some. His many friends will isk for him a speedy recovery. ir. Macomber is a druggist of Olin whose son is the husband of Mrs. Faithe Kidder-Macomber, formerly of this . Br. Macomber has made frequent visits to this city, Ed.
Olin Recorder says Geo B Macomber a leading citizen and business man in Olin is stricken with paralysis at his home after a church choir gathering on the evening of November 29. He appeared well before the incident and was attended by Dr Stookey before being returned home.
A Maquoketa newspaper piece cheerfully predicts a strong Christmas season and quick rebound from any downturn. It argues the Midwest will emerge from economic adjustments with little lasting harm, noting well stocked stores, adjusted prices, planned advertising with out-of-town merchants, and mutual support between farmers and merchants to sustain the community.
An old notice advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and Kidney Pills with a mail-in offer. Readers are instructed to mail a slip to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, to receive a trial package for colds, back pain, digestion, and other ailments.
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