Yuletide Nuptials Uniting Maquoketa Couple in High Noon Ceremony
Miss Harriet Butchell and Dr. E J Avery wed at the Butchell home on Hast Pleasant Street in Maquoketa. The service featured Mendelssohn, a ring ceremony by Dr. J G Morgan, and a threecourse wedding dinner. The bride, a Mt Holyoke alumna and former bank assistant, and the groom, M B S graduate now at a Rochester clinic, plan a Chicago honeymoon. Out-of-town guests included Will Spaires of Chicago, Fred Bisbe of Williamsburg Iowa, and L W Powell of Rochester New York. The Sentinel extends best wishes to the newlyweds.
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G. L Butchell
R. E. Stephens
Californi
Congregational Church
Mary Joiner
Mary Hasen
Harry J. Hurst
Maquoketa
Our High School
Mt. Holyoke College
Avery
State University
Iowa City
Rochester
New York
Chicago
Wil! Spaires
Fred Bisbe
Williamsburg
L. W. Powell
the Sentinel
Dre
Mrs. Avery
Tovar
Death of Maquoketa Resident John Nally
John Nally of Maquoketa died at Mercy Hospital Devonport at 1:30 Tuesday from infection after a 12 week illness. Born in Ballyshannon Ireland 64 years ago he had lived in Maquoketa since 1556. Survived by four brothers Patrick J Maquoketa Martin Cleveland James and Michael Ireland. Body returned from Halligan Davenport. Funeral Thursday Sacred Heart Church interment Sacred Heart Cemetery officiated by Rev Cranes. Obituary later.
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John Nally
Jon P. Nalley
Maquoketa
Mercy
Devonport
Ballyshannon
Ireland
Patrick J
Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
James
Michael
Bedy
Halligan
Davenport
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Father Cranes
Vacancy Declared in Jackson County Farm Bureau Office
Jackson County Farm Bureau board last Thursday declared the County Agent position vacant after two years serving under High Williamson. The Farm Bureau department at Ames will name the successor. Miss Clarw Ress visited Davenport on Tuesday. Cass Carpenter of Anamosa is staying with friends. Carpenter was the fireman at the Post Office building last year.
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Jackson County Tarn Bureau
Ofice
High Williamson
Farm Bureau Department
Ames
Clarw Ress
Davenport
Cass
Carpenter
Anamosa
Friensts
Tost
Happy New Year 1921 A Pep in Our Sentinel Tone
The article reflects on the dawning of 1921 with hopeful, reflective language about new year resolve. It urges readers to adopt new hope and determination, thanking patrons and friends while wishing a Very Peppy New Year as the Sentinel looks forward with confidence.
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The
Sentinel
Christmas Cantata at Congregational Church Delights Attendees
Christmas cantata "The Heart of the Bells" performed by seniors after a primary class devotional and gift ceremony led by L. B. Carson. Esther played by Mrs. Paul Myatt, gift bearers and temple boys listed, collection for Armenian children about $45. Santa Claus presented Miss Simpson a basket of roses.
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Congregational
L. B. Carson
Paul Myatt
Esther
Ben Hur
Harry Lowder
Wendell
Christ Child
Valoyia
Marie Fischer
Vesta
Anna Leutt
Minervia
Maram Matthias
Flavia
Olive Kendall
Claudius
Mary Mitchell
Hercules
Otto Rees
Orpha—Liida Wendell
Echo
H. J. Staack
Solnist
Helén Frances Wendell
Ruth Prussian
Marjorie Wendell
Alice Bauch
Ornthia Steenis
Esther Neelans
Temple Boys
Leonard Seavers
Howard Blake
Lloyds Ray
Pastime Theatre Owners Urge Thieves to Take Remaining Bulbs
Come Get Em Bill Weber and Howard Brinker invite those who removed and took the electric light bulb casings from the canopy in front of the Pastime theatre to take the rest as they are useless to the owners. Mrs. Minnie Miller traveled to Cedar Rapids Tuesday to inspect the W R C there.
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Bill Weber
Howard Brinker
Minnie Miller
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Observed at Local Homes in Maquoketa
A reminiscence describes a white Christmas in Maquoketa with Santa, bright-eyed children awaiting St Nick, and cozy home scenes by candlelight. It notes church programs scheduled across Thursday to Monday to avoid conflict, inviting public enjoyment of seasonal observances.
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Maquoketa
Sant
St. Nicholas
May Start Dairy Dostor and a Christmas Cow
May Start Dairy Dostor contemplates quitting his dairy practice to compete with Lawrence Kiet after receiving a real honest to goodness cow as a Christmas present. The cow, placed on Doe's front porch, caused a chase through the house before being guided to the garage. Doc plans to Milk with Dee Sharp assisting an anesthesia during the risky operation, as preparations for a home for the cow proceed amid Iowa cold.
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Houe
Iowa
Doc
Dee Sharp
Do You Belong Do You Belong To Our Paid Up List
A reminder to paid up subscribers to renew and stay current with the Sentinel. The note emphasizes timely receipt of the newspaper and requests prompt renewal and regular reading in the new year.
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Lst of Paiiup
Sentinel
Where Our County Funds Go 1921 Tax Recapitulation
Auditor's office figures show how the 1921 tax levy is distributed among schools, county, state, townships, and cities. Total levy amounts to 616,228.89 with detailed allocations including schools at 287,158.97 and counties at 194,192.81.
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Auditor's
Call For Information On Underfed Children In Our City
The notice asks readers to report any children in need of food or clothing so the office can take immediate action. It urges citizens to advise the office and help connect those in need with someone who will provide supplies promptly.
Lost Nation Man Hurt After Horse Incident
A Toronto farmer found a Lost Nation man lying in the road Tuesday forenoon after being kicked in the face and injured by a horse. Dr. McMeel treated him in town and reports he is getting along nicely now.
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Arthur Ales
Toronto
Public Reception For Miss Ida Simpson At Library
The Trustees of the Public and Boardman Library host a New Year’s Day reception for Miss Ida Simpson from 3 to 5 p.m. at the library. Eversheds cordially invited.
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Public and
Boardman Library
Miss Ida Simpson
R Eversheds
The Old Year Passes and a New King Arrives
The poem recalls the Old Year passing in winter, likened to a desolate king departing. It contrasts the fading year with hopeful notes of Twenty-One, a new king arriving with bells and cheer as time turns toward future joys. The scene shifts from sorrow to renewal, with distant stars and moonlight on snow.
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Yen
Nowia
Christmas Nuptials at Reform church vows
On Christmas Day Miss Beulah Anna Kitz and Mr Frederic G Heinrich wed at high noon in Andrew. Rev Roomershine officiated with a simple double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Klutz, is a teacher in the Andrew Public School. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Adalph Heinrigh, recently of Aldrew now of Maquoketa, wore a dark gray broadcloth suit. They will reside in Andrew after their wedding meal at the bride’s parents on Main Street and begin housekeeping there.
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Beulah Anna Kitz
Frederic G. Heinrich
GF. Roomershine
Jacob Klutz
Andre
Sroom
Adalph Heinrigh
Aldrew
Maquoketa
Finn
Andrew
Tangary
Tift
Mrs Ella Carson Dies in Fresno Visit
A letter from Mrs Minnie Riegel of Los Angeles to her daughter in this city reports the death of Mrs Ella Carson widow of the late Dr James A Carson. At death she was staying with her daughter Mrs Mark Strang in Fresno. Mrs Carson had sold a home on West Platt Street a year earlier and had since resided with her daughters Mrs Coral Priaulx and Mrs Gertrude Strang. The letter dated December 21 notes Mrs Priaulx reached her mother's bedside in time to be recognized. Dr Carson died December 1928.
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Minnie Riecel
Los Angeles
Cali
John C. Blessing
Ella Carson
J. A. Carson
Coral Priaulx
Gertrude Strang
County Treasurer's Office Sees Busy Re Licensing Rush
Albert Day notes county licensing efforts focus on re licensing of 3600 autos in Jackson County. Monday saw 142 licenses issued and 1492 re licensed overall with about 1600 applications from districts. Payments flow through local banks as many licenses remain to be issued, risking penalties for negligence. Mrs Cassie Elliott, mother of Mrs ED Harris, is reported very low at Becker Home. Miss Owlie Larson of Cedar Rapids will visit New Year's guest at W A Edson home with Miss Myria Edson.
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Court House
Albert Day
Jackson County
Cassie Elliott
ED. Harris
Becker
Owie Larson
Cedar Rapids
Myria Edson
W. A. Edson
Dewitt Man Dies After Operation at Home
William Cavanaugh aged 25 a lifelong Dewitt resident died Thursday night at his home following an operation. He farmed north of Dewitt and was survived by his parents four brothers and three sisters. The funeral was held on Monday with services at the local church.
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William Cavanaugh
John Cavanaugh
Dewitt
Job
Frank
Charles
Joseph
Maggie Michelson
Clara Banigan
Alles Marcella
Fuperti
Monton
Delmar Resident Dead Aged Woman Passes After Illness
Delmar resident Miss Talbot dies after several weeks of paralysis age about 80. Funeral Thursday at Delmar Presbyterian Church. Obituary to appear in Delmar column next issue. Mrs Myrtle Long rode to Maquoketa for Preston trip. S A Palmer family visit Davenport. Palmer home welcomed an uncle and aunt from New Mexico.
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Mt C
Myrtle Long
Maquoketa
Preston
S.A. Palmer
Richard
Davenport
C. B. Palmer
New Mexico
Palmer
Preston's Awful Tragedy Told in Detail
A deaf mute farmer Herbert Bryant was struck and killed by a passing train at a Preston crossing on Mitchell Street. The accident occurred as Bryant attempted to cross while No. 24 approached. Leona Maher attempted to warn him but he did not hear. He died instantly, his body found about 25 feet beyond the crossing. Bryant, born 1833 in Shepton Mallet England, moved to America at four and lived near Preston with his wife on a farm between Preston and Miles. He worked in printing in youth and later farmed. survived by wife Minnie, one child, and several relatives. Funeral scheduled Sunday at the Preston home and Shunch in Miles with Rev. Turner officiating.
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Mitchell Street
Prestom
B. Bryant
Bryant
Krabenhoft
Mr. Sryant
Sis
Herbie
Ae Bryant
Weil
Herbert Bryant
Shepton Mallet
England
Willian
Fannie Bryant
Preston
America
Miles
Bregant
Agi
Fellowss Elestilhsed
Minnie Bausch
Sheig
Dixon
Anna Norman
Brune
Ing
Matt Lasse
J. P. Hathaway
Mitchell
Dak
Locke
Jaa EL Chan
I . Shunch
Serviews
Turner
Local Express Companies Show Increased Business
Local Express and Postal figures indicate rising holiday shipments. Five day Christmas outgoing express dropped to 13,073 pounds this year from 13,459 last year, while December totals rose by 639 pounds. Express, parcel post rates lowering, and growing volumes drive growth. Maquoketa Express Company expands with added wagon.
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Express Company
Christ Express
Stang
Maquoketa
Amon Press Company
Post
Krieble
Starving Children Aid Drive Appeals for Funds
A humanitarian call describes Europe’s starving children and urges donations to relief efforts. It notes the fund is started and asks residents to contribute through County Chairman F. C. Young or local banks and newspapers. Receipts include amounts from Ante Jackson Sentinel and several individuals.
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Europe
Leshless
F. C. Young
Ante
Jackson Sentinel
M. E. Sunday School
M. Barker
J. Weants
Alfreid Carrell
Edith Lincoln Ade
Holiday Business Shows Strong Trade After Yuletide Season
Local merchants report robust holiday sales with most saying revenue surpassed last year. The dip in consumer fear has eased as residents resume normal buying. Families like Mr and Mrs Baxterson and Mr and Mrs P Reaser with daughter Misan enjoyed Christmas gatherings over the weekend in Dubuque.
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Erstersen
PL Oh. Baxterson
P Reaser
Misan
Dubeque
Milles MLFL Church Aids Rev Meme Pa in Preston Curek
The Milles MLFL church assisted by Rev Meme Pa of Preston Curek plans a gathering at the Migs gemete to support their mission. Community members are invited to participate in the event and share resources.
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Milles Mlfl Church
Meme
Preston EL Curek
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Press
Hefnrich Lote
Delmar
Miss Talbot
Lawrence, Kans
Preston Times
Local Express
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