State Park for Morehead Caves Faces Community Action
A near-historic call to mobilize Jackson County residents to back state park plans for the Morehead Caves tract. The piece urges forming a committee, pressing Mr. Morehead to accept a state offer, and coordinating with the State Park Commission to secure the sixteen acres and extend the park toward the river. Local officials and neighboring counties are cited as examples of effective civic push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead Caves
State Park Commission
Morehead
Park Commission
Jackson County
Des Boies
Jos. Kelso
Bellevue
Hamburg
Buckham Country Club Hosts Evening of Music and Cards
Mr and Mrs Ly 31 Somerson entertained the Buckham Country Club Friday at the latter's parents home Mr and Mrs John Campbell. After a six o'clock dinner music and cards followed. Mrs Lyon Burleson will entertain the club Thursday evening Feb 17. George Seda of Dewitt was a business visitor in Maquheta Saturday beginning over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerson
John Carmpbell
George Seda
Dewitt
Maquheta
Last Week of Starving Children Campaign Nears $2000
A county wide drive urges donations by February 15 to reach the $2000 goal for the Starving Babies fund. Local notices report ongoing gifts from schools clubs and churches, with a current cash balance of $449 and pledges totaling near $952 plus $404 from Miles Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Stoddard
Letter from Des Moines urges aid for starving children
A 1921 correspondent asks editors to publish mimeograph stories about starving children to raise funds. He argues saving every cent is needed for food, sharing an anecdote of a traveler who saw the harsh reality and urging Americans to support relief work as salvation for 3,500,000 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moines
Fev
Europe
Vic
America
A. C. Brackett
Puahe
Small blaze at Vern Clark home promptly extinguished
The fire department answered a Saturday forenoon alarm from the Vern Clark residence. Sparks from the chimney caused a small blaze that was quickly checked with only minor damage. The notice warns readers to protect their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Clark
H. Gale Bocknes
Macco
Ieta
Seized Liquor Case Dismissed In Maquoketa Court
In Maquoketa Justice Ralston's Court a case to condemn a gallon of alleged intoxicating liquor seized from Will Houston's dwelling was dismissed by county attorney Thomas. The court ordered the liquor returned to Houston, who argued officers lacked authority and the state law allows reasonable personal use liquor at home. The ruling followed debates on seizure authority and legality of possession for personal use.
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Justice Ralston
Maquoketa
Thomas
Will Houston
North Main Street
Houston
Wedding Bells Joyfully Unite Mabel Neiser and Alvin Krumviede
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Neiser of Maquoketa and Alvin H. Krumviede of Preston wed at high noon in a ceremony at the Neiser home officiated by Rev. D F Bogmershine. The couple planned a postnuptial trip and will reside in Preston in a flat prepared by the groom. The Sentinel joins 73 well-wishers in wishing a happy prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Elizabeth Neiser
Maquoketa
Alvin H. Krunwiede
Preston
D. F. Bogmershine
Fred Neiser
Krumviede
Severa
Maqueketa
Sentinel
Tax official to aid filings in Maquoketa and Dubuque
Deputy Collector Gloden of the Internal Revenue Office at Dubuque will be in Maquoketa at the courthouse from 3 p.m. February 10 to February 11 to assist taxpayers in filing income tax returns. He will also visit Maquoketa March 1 through March 4 to aid those unable to meet the February dates. The Dubuque office cites farm demand delaying the first visit. Mr and Mrs L E Mansinger announce the birth of a baby daughter on Sunday January 27, Mrs Mansinger formerly Opal Jenkins.
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Jackson Sentinel
Maquoketa
Gloden
Internal Revenue Office
Dubuque, Ta
Dubuque
Col’ Lentor Gloden
W. M. Clemens
Toternal Revenue Service
L. EB. Mansinger
J Ames
District School District School in Rebekah Lodge Program
Parents and directors visit the district school style entertainment by Rebekah Lodge on February 2. An old fashioned school day featured characters led by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson with many humorous roles. The event drew a large audience and closed with a social dance.
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Rebeksh Lodge
George Washington
Rastus White
Laella Hodovel
Tillie Tilwillow
Laura Blake
Tilby Jane Wisgleworms
Cynthia In
Plug
Nellie Shattuck
Jacke Fizzleburn
Biary
Janes Johanie Overalls
Viola Nims
Willie Overalls
Minnie Schuman
Swampiget
Elizabeth Dolly
Dimples
Thelma Harrington
Lilly Snowball White
Lucy Kime
Bobby Whirlwind
Lou Spur
Angalina Runt
Nettie Hayes
Thomas Jefferson
Alice Reiter
Men��s Brotherhood Formation at Baptist Church
A new undenominational Men s Brotherhood forms within the Baptist church. Officers include Dr J E Bowen president Ed Luckiesh secretary and Rev L E Brough teacher. Meetings to be held in the church basement Sundays at 10 45 am. February 13 focuses on Citizenship with Wm Lynn as class teacher. The goal is mutual support and service beyond petty differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
de. J. E. Bowen
Ed. Luckiesh
L. E. Brough
Lynn
Caucus Postponed at City Hall amid Patronage Concerns
The business caucus, listed for Monday evening at city hall, was postponed until tonight due to lack of patronage. A few residents attended the event promising rat checks, aiming to influence city offices. Officials may be chosen by sympathy rather than merit, as a sign reading Nobody Loves Me hangs in the chamber and the grim room could host next year’s officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grirmne
Tara
Aged Lady Called Home Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Mary Reidinger, widow of Eric Reidinger, died at age 192 years 9 months. Funeral services were held at 1:08 PM at her home, with Rev. J. G. Morgan officiating, in Mt Rope Cemetery.
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Mary Reidinger
Eric Reidinger
J. G. Morgan
Mt. Rope Cemletery
Parents and Teachers Meeting Highlights School-Home Ties
A High School assembly showcased a Domestic Science sketch titled Clothes Lines and a Self-Improvement Club talk by Miss Filter. Lupi Moyle addressed parental challenges between home and school, urging cooperation to boost student progress and curb petty conflicts. The event urged frequent parent visits to gauge child achievement and foster stronger school work connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Filter
Lupi- Moyle
Representative and Schirmer Note Missing Jackson County Hero Photo
A Des Moines legislator writes from Bellevue about a visit to the State Historical Hall. He notes Iowa’s map titled Iowa's Heroic Death with over 3600 gold stars and that Jackson county residents are listed for 48 World War I deaths. The exhibit lacks a single Jackson county soldier portrait and he urges sending photos and brief records for all 46 county heroes.
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Jackson County
Iowa
American Legion
Hats Off to Alvin For Charity Theater Receipts
The Starving Babies Movement received a 31.45 dollar check from Alvin Kremviede, operator of the Moving Picture Theatre at Preston, representing net receipts from last Wednesday’s entertainment. The column thanks Mr. Kremviede for his support and notes his patrons’ ready response to aid the cause.
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Starving Babies Movement
Alvin Kramvitde
Moving Picture Theatre
Preston
Mr. Krimviede
Mr. Kremviede
House Passes Hospital Bill for Veterans in Washington
The House unanimously approved a bill authorizing five new hospitals for disabled war veterans at an estimated cost of 12.5 million dollars. An extra 30 thousand dollars would fund converting buildings at Forest and Wallula Washington and McKenzie, Wyoming into hospitals. Mr and Mrs James Manning began a bus trip Monday to Unionville Missouri for two weeks, planning a stop in Elders, Texas.
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Washington
Fed
House
Telay
Forest
Wall Walla
Wash
McKenzie, Wye
James Manning
Unionville
Elders
Rex Lane Discusses Period Furniture for Domestic Science Class
About fifty high school Domestic Science pupils listened to Rex H. Lane describe quarter sawing veneering and wood bending at Lane Furniture. The demonstration featured Walnut Queen Anne and Louis XV pieces, Wilton and Axminster rugs, and a tour of a seven room model flat. The lecture ended with a coffee, sandwich and chocolate cake reception in a sun parlor.
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Lane Furniture
Rex H. Lane
Lane
Witc
Wilter
Axminster
Brussels
Rex
Walter Lane
Resignation of Jackson County Farm Treasurer Accepted
Herman Straub resigns as treasurer after serious illness. Sam Clark of near Sabula elected to fill the vacancy. H. Stacy of Ames helps prepare records for the new county office. Bev Walker from Minnesota to assume duties mid February. Stacy is linked to the Ames agricultural department.
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Be Great
Jackson County
Turesu
Herman Straub
Mrr. Straub
Sam Clark
Near Sabula
Mr. Straub
H. Stacy
Ames
Bev Walker
Minnesota
M. Stacy
Red Cross Chapter hires home service worker for veterans relief
At a recent executive meeting the local Red Cross Chapter voted to hire an expert home service worker to handle veterans claims and complaints. Miss Manwell, based at headquarters, will assist Maxwell and conduct consultations at the Hotel Hurst to help ex-soldiers with military service issues.
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Red Cross
Manwell
Saga
Maxwell
Hurst
Former Maquoketa Girl Weds in Merriton Ti
The marriage of Miss Hulda Hoffmilter, a former Maquoketa girl, to Maurice Pagina was received in Merriton Ti. The groom is in the U S Army and stationed at Rockford Tl. Mrs Eaglin and Mrs Phillips with Miss Ryan returned from a weekend visit. Frank Johnson left on a business trip to Kansas.
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Ormer
Maquoketa Flies staged lively home talent show
A packed Olympic Theatre enjoyed Vaudeville Cantata and Minstrel acts for the American Legion Basket Ball Association and Queen Esther Society. Over 225 dollars was raised. Highlights included violinist George Setbridt, Marion Ellis dance, Caro Phillips reading Black Faced Comedy, Queen Esther Society cantata, and a clever minstrel. Sousa's Band impressed. Credit to Opal Keeney Crabb for music and direction, and Miss Van Toll for cantata management.
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Olympic Theatre
Maquoketa
Qrel Siven
American Legion Basket Ball Association
Queen Esther Society
S Papeless
George Setbridt
Marion Ellis
Caro Phillips
Frank Carson
George W 2del
Cara Pin- Nps
Sousa
Opal Keeney Crabb
van Toll
Tots Begining to Feel Our Contrbution in Vienna Feedings
Des Moines report from Lafayette Young Sr. State Chairman notes European relief feeding saves many tots in Vienna and Austrian provinces. Since feeding began, children show brighter appearance and fatter cheeks. School attendance up 25 percent as daily rations reach stations.
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Des Moines
Vienna
Cactiell
Lafayette Young
Obituary for Mrs Henry Beggs of Maquoketa Country
Mrs Henry Beggs, widow of Henry Beggs and daughter of Jeht Edwards Davis, died after a lingering illness near Maquoketa. Born August 7 1S 1, she grew up in South Fork Township and attended Maquoketa City Schools. She married Henry Beggs February 14 1885 and they had five children, Millie and Ledena among them. A member of the M E church and Yeoman Lodge, she lived near Maggnuokes most her life and is survived by her husband, children and a sister Mrs George Gib. Funeral services by Rev Lang at the home Sunday February 18 with arrangements at Mt Hope.
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Henry Beggs
Marilla
Almira Edwards Davis
Maquoketa
South Fork Township
Millie
Ledena
Rev
Lang
Hope
Flag Observance Prompts School Programs In Maquaketa
Citizens of Maquaketa urged to display flags on Desiness Satur to honor Abraham Lincoln's birthday. City teachers asked to observe the day with suitable programs. Hollie Parkinson and Patinovir Instructors of the WROG homes and ph support the observance.
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Maquaketa
Anni
Abraham Linvedi
Hollie Parkinson
Wrog Homes
Annual Meeting Notices and Family Visit Snapshot
The annual meeting of store holders of the Soardman Library will be held Thursday evening February 20 at 7:80 in the Board room of the only obituary. Mr and Mrs Barry Wilens and daughter Opal with Mr and Mrs Chas drove to Ellwood Friday. On the day at the former’s daughter Mrs Allie Bearer and tr ty.
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Soardman Library
Barry Wilens
Opal
Chas
Ellwood
Allie T Bearer
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Buckham Country Club
Rowm
Andrew
F. Heinrich
S. Fork Two
Nellie Isbell
A. Krumgiede
Jessie Sagers
A Worth
Terespte and
Vouchars
Miles Red Cross
Bomn
Jerusha Quakenbush
Luella Hill
Rebekahs
Alvin
Iness
Home Service
Frank Johnson
Kansas
Mary
Ryan
Rick
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