Newspaper Advertising Is the Sentinel of Local Business
The piece argues that newspapers serve as the diary of society and the barometer of public opinion. It touts advertising in the Sentinel as vital for local merchants, explaining how ads influence coffee and coal purchases, encourage linen or lace sales, and drive daily commerce through a trusted, local readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Olan
Fami
Newsnaner
Sentinel
Graham
Lee's
McAllister’s
Mortensen's
Bescon
Public Sale Schedule January listings and farms
Public sale notices list sales by date and location including Wm Govt tler place two miles north of Andrew Delmar Maquoketa and old Sanborn farm with horses cattle hogs grain machinery. Auctions by Jas McLaughlin Ben O’Meara Emmett Risinger Pinter & O’Meara Carl Moeller Otto Seberger Seth Use. A French surgeon amended Mollome plan teaching children equal use of tort bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Jas. McLaughlin
Delmar
J. J. Shirk
Prop
Ben O'Meara
F.C. Steward Farm
Maquaketa
Emmett A. Risinger
Pinter
Old Sanborn Farm
S. E
Maquoketa
Carl Moeller
Otto Seberger
A. Drumm
Disoketa
C. HH
Drumm
Seth
Tas
Nes
Mild and cloudy Daily Jottings of Davenport socials
North central era society notes a flurry of New Year gatherings. Mrs J E Anderson hosted Miss Zalla Gregory while Miss Lula Hinman hosted a six o clock dinner with a table including Messrs Hasen Meinhardt Spurl Nitzche and Misses Lilian Moore Muriel Tudor. Mrs John Suthers hosted friends at a six o clock dinner. Mrs Fannie Huff and Mrs Myrna Blake with Harriet spent the day in Davenport. Florence Stimpson travelled as a passenger to Davenport. Mrs E C Cram and baby visited Delmar friends. Miss Addie Riggs left for Doverport post holiday. Bluebird class at Methodist church entertained at Mrs Harringtons from 2 to 4:30 with cake tacoa music and games. Class grew from six to 23 members in three months. Eloise Porters 11th birthday celebrated Friday. Davenport Sunday visits noted and new church members received. New Year dinners at various homes including J E Ellis J E and Mrs Max Wright and others. Mrs Elsie Lott attended the Wirth Hinkieman wedding at Elwood. Watch Party and Merri-go-Round Club gatherings featured dancing cards and a cafeteria supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Anderson
Zalla Gregory
Lula Hinman
D. Hasen
Fred Meinhardt
W. S. Spurl
J. C. Nitzche
Lilian Moore
L. L. Black
Anna Wendell
Muriel Tudor
Baldwin Visied Maquakeia
John Suthers
Fannie Huff
Myrna Blake
Harriet
Davenport
Florence Stimpson
E. C. Cram
Baby
Delmar
Fannie Shattuck
Roy Peace
Minot
S. Tek
Glen Watson
Eugene Robinson
If. W. Dolmson
Hotel Hurst
Mildred Tador
J. E. Ellis
Mas
Max EL. Wright
David W. Samuel Russel
E. D. _ Hansen
Eppe Harvigsen
Geo. ML Wendel
Lulu Hinman
John Wolmes
Miss Heaward, Jr
Hugo Staack
G. L. Hahn
Elsie Lott
Wirth, Hinkieman
Elwood
Ray Turner
Mars
H. B. Russell
A. Bedkin
Henry Schuman
Sam Brandscomb
Dee
Vanala
Clingon
Maquoketa Bank Report and Local Socials Mix
The December 31 1920 statement for The American Savings Bank Maquoketa Iowa shows loans and discounts deposits and reserves figures with United States securities and other assets. Local notes mention Mr and Mrs C D Krepps Mr and Mrs W F Jones and multiple family visits and dinners including 25th wedding anniversary celebrations and a W E Club event at the Gurius home. Maquoketa residents in attendance include Ray Turner Glen Eaton Will Holtz Pete Anderson and family members with social visits to Cedar Rapids Baldwin Davenport and Dewitt on various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Savings Bank
Iowa
Maquoketa
St Fackson
A- D
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking House
Lawfer Reserve
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Cosh
Eesee Reese Enon Ee
Aedes
C.D. Krepps
Dillion
Pam Ellis
G.I
W. F. Jones
Geo
Miller
Guy McPeak
Ray Turner
Wm. Hayes
W. E. Club
Fred Gurius
Ana
W. G. Wurster
Stelock
Bertha Worster
Waterloo
Glen Eaton
Will Holtz
Pete Anderson
Willler
Will Worster
James Dice
Edward Keeney
Orpha Row Mey
Leona Wink
Anna Wink
Thelma Jaynes
Poland Now Rivals Plight of Belgium
Polish aid official Dr Vernon Kellogg recounts postwar poverty in Poland, comparing it to Belgium’s wartime destitution. He describes relief efforts from Warsaw starting January, supported by the American Relief Administration and allied groups to feed four million hungry children and restore agricultural regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Belgium
Vernon Kellogy
Americada Relief Administration
Warsaw
Dr. Kellogy
Mer. Hoover
Hoover
Greisens
Kelinge
Tsh
Das
Moland
Este
Vu Suuvey
Childres
Childern
Kelle
Amerie Red Cross
American Friends Service
Cou Ne Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Tummtra
de Ho Gad
KW. Ca
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Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kirchbaum Clothes
Emery
Lakeside
Gene
Hansen
W. Krumviede & Co
Lehy
The
Priday
the American Savings Bank Statement
Catal Resources
Accoss
Treasury
Liberty Bom
Frbetl
State of
Jackson County
H. B. Habbell
Geo. Cooper
Sp. Mahony
Beni
de Rerehy
HK. B. Gorbelllq Pro Geo. Cooper, Sr. Feo
H. E
Geo. Cooper, Sr. i
H. E. Mahony
H. B. Hubb
Frank Keck
Jacxsen
Netary
Pal County
McCaffrey
J. H. Sorol
W. L. Keck
C. B. Tozer
Cedar Rapids
Roger Brown
Ellen Loekwood
Doran
West Platt Stairs
James Campbell
E. G. Club
St. Mark's Guild
Episcopal Church
James Hayes
FE. J. Tunsen
O. UR Club
Tuncheon
Bal
Rl Siblock
Bob
Maayni
Geo. Tabor
Baliwin
Lonaketa
S. Denlinger
Zwingler
A. Toiner
Gweinok
Gondonow
Iwhiak JT
Mary Goodman
Boimar Taka
FL EL Wirth
Cinton
TW. Gregory
Ard Harrison
Isa Davenport
Dar Fer Jang
Laura Tozer
Cedar Rap
Beldwin
Adam Jacobsen
John Keegan
Dewitt and
Low Moor
Teddy
McCaffrey Cigar Store
Sherman Var Morn
of Welton
Wen
Gallagher's Jewelry Store
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