Public Farm Sales List for Maquoketa Area
A series of public farm sales scheduled around Maquoketa and nearby towns listing sale dates from February 11 to February 23. Entries name farms owned by Dunlap Rommert Rockrohr Green Holtz Wingener Hurst Moor Mohr Berkley and others, with horses cattle hogs machinery grain hay and other farm goods to be sold. Auctioneers include B M O'Meara RD Cooley McGowan Seeberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P Dunlap
Maquoketa
Peter Honeke
M. O’meara
Henry Rommert
H. & CG. Rommert
Wm. McGowan
Emil Rockrohr
Harry Rockrohr
Ben O'Meara
Grand Mound
Seeberger
Theo. Wingener
Was. McGowan
Hurstville
Alfred Hurst
Otto Seeberger
Baldwin
G. A. Mohr
Prop
M. J. Binter
Chas. Berkley Farm
Tra H. Stephens
Matt Pinter
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Maquoketa Testimony
Maquoketa resident N. M. Follett recalls lumbago and back ache tied to kidney trouble. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills for restoring health after two boxes, urging others with similar symptoms to try the remedy. Advert keeps to product claims from Foster Milburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Maquoketa
N. M. Follett
Olive St. Sys
Doan
Follett
Foster-Milbure Ce
Duffals
N.Y
Would Not Do Without It For Colds And Coughs
Price Hill resident Harry Lo Neff says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured a two year lingering cough after three bottles. He recommends it for long standing colds and urges having it in the house. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Harry Lo Neff
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Foles
Court orders Mrs Blum to wear $100000 pearls yearly
A San Francisco superior court ordered Mrs James B Blum to wear the $100,000 pearl necklace for thirty days each year under police guard to preserve the life of the gems through contact with a human body. Since the death of Mrs Blum's relatives the pearls have not been worn and deteriorated, prompting the order.
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James B. Blum
San Francisco
Sale of Horses and Rural Goods in Maquoketa Area
Classified ad column lists FOR SALE items including horses light harness buggies and cutters. mentions sellers Helen Stoddard and J Geo. H. Tooley. includes FOR RENT Farms and FOR SALE houses, livestock like Hereford bulls and Barred Plymouth Rock chickens. requests a loan of 9500 on farm security. and rental notices for two farms near Maquoketa Iowa.
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Cockerils
Helen Stoddard
Whitaker
South Otto Street
J. Geo. H. Tooley
Martin Teshak
Maquoketa
West Platt
Plymouth Rock
J. E. Goodenow
Li Dere
Hsgate
Emil Schnorr
Rat Ce No
South
Vermont
Menty Coal
Albert J. Meinke
W. H. Palmer
Charlotte
Goese Lake
A. E. Banks
Delmar
B. D. Banks
Salde
Matteson Ave
T. F. WI
Farrow
Byron Matthews
R. Hj
Maqueteta
J. R. Watkins
Clay Twp. Jones Co
John W. Safers
Fron Bill, Ta
Obituary of Peter C Borgard in Maquoketa area
Peter C Borggard born in Denmark on December 28 1944 died February 4 after illness in Maquoketa area family home aged 16 years 1 month 3 days survived by wife Migg Christiana Jensen two children Gene Borggard Minnie OConnor seven grandchildren two sisters and one brother funeral held February 7 at Mrs M OConnor home north of Iron Hill with Rev D F Boomershine officiating burial in Mt Hope cemetery Maquoketa.
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Peter C. Borggard
Denmark
Pusling
Michael O' Wwfnet
Migg Christiana Jensen
America
Freston
Mike O'Connor
Gene N. Borggard
Denver
Colo
Minnie O’connor
Iron Hill
M.or Conner
Frank Wilson
Hugo Staack
D. F. Boomershine
Edleman Yost Wedding At Lost Nation Parish
Miss Mabel Gertrude Yost and James Le Roy Edleman wed in a double ring ceremony at the Reformed church parsonage with Rev. Boomeyshine officiating. The couple, both graduates from Lost Nation High School, plan a bridal tour to Cedar Rapids then establish residence on the groom's farm near Lost Nation.
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Mabel Gertrude Yost
James le Roy Euleman
Paswr
Charles W. End Merida
Wade} Yost
Lost Nation
Omar
Geo
Sadie (Seyfert) Edleman
Cedar Rapids
Ancient Song Recalls Popular Hymn of Jol Fein
Gene Borgiard of Denver attended the funeral of his father, Peter Borggard. Mrs. B D Marlowe plans to travel to Los Angeles tomorrow to visit her uncle, Mr Clark, after recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Borgiard
Denver
Colo
Peter Borggard
Mirs
B.D. Marlowe
Los Angeles
Calif
Clark
The Backbone of Advertising Advocated by Marshalls Field & Co
O R Schaffer of Marshall Field & Co spoke before Davenport’s Better Business Bureau asserting newspapers are essential to advertising. He cited Chicago papers backing ads with booklets and house organs and noted a 50 percent rise in newspaper spend during price falls to meet quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Schaffer
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Better Business Bureau of
Davenport
Chitego
Sabula Committee Pushes Scenic Highway Through Sabula
A Sabula Community Club committee led by Paul W. Keiler and others met with J C vant Hul Jr to advocate routing the Scenic Highway through Clinton to Sabula. The plan spans Port Arthur to New Orleans with Winnipeg and Port Arthur, Texas, as branches and would boost local interests. President Keller schedules a mass meeting at the Auditorium on Monday evening Feb 1 with VIPs including J D Skaif to present details and urge resident participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabla
Paul W. Keiler
W. G. Newsome
Wade Sueather
J. C. Gage
Edward Doyle
Sasla Community Club
J. C. Vant Hul Jr
Mississippi River
Clinon
Saburn
Clinton
Green Island
Satula Community Club
Keller
Vant Hull
J. D. Skaif
National Board of Directors
Vicin
Iaw
Seeaic Highway
Sabula
Decline in Iowa Livestock Counts Reported
The U.S. Bureau of Crop Estimates with Iowa Weather and Crop Service reports smaller numbers of livestock in Iowa excluding males. January 1, 1921 swine on farms estimated at about 500 thousand head, down from 510 thousand in 1920, a 5 percent drop, with average swine price around $16.50 per head.
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Bureau of Crop
Moines
Iowa
U.S
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Pee Moines
Iosa Jaxxary
Sheep and Horses on Iowa Farms in 1921 Report
Iowa farm data show sheep at about 964,000 head on January 1 1921 down 71 060 from 1920 while 1 328 000 head of horses were on farms January 1 1921 versus 1 898 000 a year earlier. Average price per head of sheep and horse values noted with figures and trend.
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Iowa
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Lewis Hahn
M. J. Pinter
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Te Park Fleming
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A. J. Burnett
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Paut Holm
Borggary
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H. Gale Buchner
Sabula Gazette
Bunion
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Towa
J.B
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Maguokela
Blessing’s Grocery