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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
7
There will be no 30 day grace after December 31 1921 for owners to pay license fees on automobiles. A full year license with a $1.00 penalty for January February and March will be collected. A rumor that a car left in storage earns a three quarter license is false. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
The design for a new Peace Dollar is approved by President Harding. Construction of the new coin is set to begin in a few days with estimates around 700,000 dollars and other currency values expected to be invested.
An encouraging pitch invites readers to join a Christmas club promising saving options and potential money for holiday needs. The message emphasizes a simple plan and timely enrollment to access funds at year end.
A local thrift promotion urges residents to join a Christmas Club savings plan. It offers a systemat ic method to accumulate money for holiday expenses by depositing fixed amounts weekly. Advertises variations like 25¢ and 50¢ weekly clubs and emphasizes being a saver not a spender as part of community service.
A Northeast region conference on Thursday established wage scales for county workers. Road crews and teams will be paid from 4 to 85 cents per day for laborers, engineers and tradesmen from 10 to 45 cents an hour, and drivers with teams from 20 to 25 cents an hour. Tractor and engine operators will be paid 45 cents an hour. The board discussed extending salaries to all officers and the number of workers needed for gravel placement on secondary roads. Door remains open for further decisions on pay and staffing.
An unclear report mentions a reading age matter, IPF, and WAERSUL linked case events. It references charges, records, and a sequence of names without clear context. The fragment hints at resumed days and legal action involving multiple entities and individuals.
Belevue Herald reports Miss Enna Harrington passed away at her North Bellevue residence after a brief illness marked by sudden shortness of breath. She had been in good health prior to the 24 hours before her death, and a physician arrived too late to aid her.
A speculative report claims Mellon plans to resign as Secretary of the Treasury within days, following friction with War Secretary Weeks and critics of Mr. Wilson's cabinet. Mellon, a millionaire, is said to resist employment under another official.
Mr. McClonahan completed a survey on enrollment in one room rural schools of Iowa. It finds many schools have fewer than 10 pupils, with operations tightly managed and transportation limited as districts adjust to small enrollments.
Mrs Laura M Hart states she has frequently used Chamberlain's Tablets over three years and finds them splendid for headaches and bilious troubles. She notes timing and dosage guidance and encourages others to try them as a reliable remedy.
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