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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
2
A fragmentary note centers on Cinderella and a young writer named Catalin Wells. The text hints at childhood life and schooling in a reflective, unclear passage with garbled phrases. It presents a personal literary experiment rather than a clear news event.
Public sales listed for February include the Walter Ogden farm six miles south of Maquoketa offering 18 horses, 30 cattle, 160 hogs, machinery, hay, corn, oats, and poultry with Frank Cavanagh proprietor and Ben O Meore auctioneers. A sale on Charles Banch farm one mile northeast of Canton features horses, cattle, hogs, corn, oats, straw, hay, and machinery with Otto Seeberger auction by H Owen proprietor. Next the old Ed Green farm three miles northeast of Onslow catalogs horses, cattle, hogs, corn, and oats with public auction listing.
The ad touts Glessco as a long trusted household remedy for croup, claiming immediate relief in fifteen minutes without vomiting. It boasts non upsetting stomach effects and easy elimination, urging mothers to rely on Glessco sold by druggists.
The notice promotes Snow White News with Winthrop Wise and Ky anite sales. It advertises lowered sugar prices on fountain drinks, refinishing woodwork, new wallpaper stock, floor and furniture garnishes, trusses, fumigation with Formaldehyde Candies, and a big value on a 3q school tablet. It stresses weekly advertising and market declines in paint and lead oil, and highlights wall coating Sanites.
Sunday services feature an 11:00 o'clock sermon after a 10:00 Sunday Echoo meeting. A Panama Canal lecture trip is planned for Wednesday. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mott Monday. Masonic Lodge attendance, visits from Maquoketa residents, and a Ladies Aid banquet marked a farewell for Mrs Edwards near town. The aid society crowned Mrs Allen winner in a long contest. next captains are Mrs Grace Keys and Miss Tish Dowden.
The Agriculture class engaged in beef cattle study and judging at H. P. Hicks and Wm. Herkelman farms. They evaluated fat steers and milkers, with Friday’s visit expanding competitive judging. Miss Helen Herkelman attended Mrs. Christiansen’s funeral in Lost Nation. Elwood high school held a declamatory contest.
The notice invites attendance at Sunday services at 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 4 pm. It praises the good turnout, strong teacher corps, and aims to make the week the best yet. An illustrated lecture next Tuesday evening February S titled Pex ama promises sights and canal engineering praise by Pastor E Rekidow.
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