Pretty Wedding Near Maquoketa Unites Kemp and Engeld
A pretty wedding was held at the Engeld home eight miles east of Maquoketa on Wednesday uniting William Kemp and Edith Engeld in a double rite conducted by Rev. Bredow of the Lutheran Church of Andrew. The reception featured pink and white decor, about one hundred guests, and a two course supper. The couple plans to reside on the groom’s parents farm near Spragueville after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Engeld
Maquoketa
Wm. Kemp
Edith Engeld
Bredow
Andrew
John Kemp
Leona Engel
Henry Kemp
Spragueville
Fred Engel
Noted crook captured by Anamosa officers
A wanted swindler from New Jersey was handed to Olin officials and jailed by Constable Freeman. Lyon, accused of larceny and embezzlement from Hog Reliance Co. 2 Stock Remedy, traveled through Linn County after forged license plates and attempted car sales. He pleaded guilty to larceny, facing up to five years. other indicted individuals entered not guilty pleas as cases moved to next week.
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Olin
Freeman
Hog Reliance Co
Ioncern
Lyon
Elberon
New Jersey
Olin Company
Linn County
Des Moines
Albia
L. E. Hill
West Detective Agency
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Firfield
Albin
Ellison
Anamesa
Journal
When you know a fellow you will see his true worth
A poetry piece urges readers to look beyond first impressions. It argues prejudice fades when you learn a person’s burdens, thoughts, and circumstances. Closer contact reveals that supposed faults diminish and genuine praise emerges.
Buying and selling keep the cycle of business alive
The quotation explains that nearly everyone has something to sell, whether raised, made, or the labor of their hands. Business hinges on continued buying by all, with store shelves full signaling good buying, and merchants moving goods up to jobbers and manufacturers.
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Maquoketa
Buying and patronage amid hard times warned in local talk
The piece urges continued local shopping to keep businesses alive during tough periods. It argues that buying supports employment, prevents factory shutdowns, and avoids a somber Christmas. withholding patronage hurts sellers and the broader market. SABLLA LADY DEAD Mary L Barrett dies at her son Cliff Barrett’s home after years of suffering, a stroke four years ago, her death bringing relief from pain. C. L. Smith of Maquoketa reports business errands. Sab ase Wh il (likely Sabine White) comments on a drunken episode. Jean Kopek of Cascade suffers a ferret attack biting and removing flesh from his hand, requiring medical care.
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Sippers
Butterworth Boot Shop
Preston Times
League of Nations
Luxremberg
Finland
Australia
Aaland Islands
Grand Duchy of
Luxemborg
League
Delmar
H. Rogers O. A. Reiter
Anamosa
Crock
TQ Buying
Sloan
Iowa
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. B. Kirchbaum & Co
EMERY
Lisle
McDonald
QO. W. Krumviede & Co
Plex
Veryone
Ors
Sablla Lady
Mary L Barrett
Cliff Barrett
C. L. Smith
Sven
Sabase
Jean Kopek
Cascade
Notieni
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