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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

5

Long Time Resident Answers Final Summons Wednesday

After months of illness Mrs. Elizabeth SpurlWeliag died at home in the First ward Wednesday morning. Daughter of Richard and Besa Burke born Ottawa Canada March 13 1847. Married George Spurl at Davenport September 10 1870. two sons W. D. and C. A. lived here. Later married A. J. Weldar July 4 1878. son W. S. Welday. Funeral Friday at two from the home. interment at Hove cemetery.

Elizabeth SpurlWeliag Richard and Besa Burke Ottawa Canada George Spurl Davenport Town Song W. D C. A Maquoketa A. J. Weldar W. S. ‘Welday Mi. Hove

Bowling Teary Rome White Not Weigeta cown

Local bowling team struggles with a teary mishap and an awkward game as Lang and Jacobsen win doubles while Rankin falters. Neighboring society notes many visits and club meetings with a flurry of names and small town happenings.

Tathe Lang Jacobsen Sebelbangs Rankin Grin

Obituary of Mary Armstrong of Maquoketa Iowa

Mary Armstrong died January 17 1920 aged 66 16 2 at her daughter's home near Maquoketa Iowa after illness. Born July 1853 in Crawford County Indiana she married Ben Armstrong January 1874 and came to Iowa in 1879. She leaves husband three children and many friends. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at home with Rev Kidder officiating and burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Mausoleum.

Mary Armstrong Crawford Co Ind Ben Armstrong Iowa Maquoketa Edward Jackson Myrtle J Chicago Jess Waterloo Armstrong Leier Sie Baptist Church Rv Kidder Br. J. J. Kidder Mt. Hope Cemetery

Remembering Peter Nissen A Pioneer Farmer of Iowa

Peter Nissen born August 1 1871 in Olged Denmark died January 1920 in Chicago Illinois at 48. He moved from Clinton to Jackson County then Palo Alto County where he bought a farm. Married Hattie Hil September 6 1890 they had son Paul Leo who died at age three. A devout Christian and faithful church member with Lutheran and Reform affiliations. Funeral held Thursday at 2 PM at home with Rev Tidder officiating.

Peter Petersen Nissen Olged Denmark Chicago America Clinton Jackson Co Palo Alto Glinton Lutheran Church Reform Church Twuch IL J_ Tidder

Seriously Injured Woman Suffering Fateful Ice Slip

Serious injuries reported after an icy slip on South Olive Street on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Banderob, visiting at the H. Zismer home, fell on the icy walk, injuring the spine and suffering from pains at the base of the brain. For several days she could not move her limbs, though this morning she showed a slight improvement. Other notes mention Mrs. Gea sancomb and Mrs. Leonard Wherry visiting Chicago, and Lee Kulmer departing for Detroit to resume work. The 57 Varieties plan a Gale Bachner house warming with baskets this evening.

F. M. McMurray Ella Emmons Roferes N Christo Strangs Alpha Theta Northwestern Univeriy Chas. Parks Our Airs Parks Thoreday Chicago Gubarty Gea.sancomb Banderob 5. H. Zismer South Olive St Leonard Wherry Chicago Lee Kulmer Detroit Mich Gale Bachner

Reverses Decision in Buchner Cannell Case

The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling in the Buchner versus Cannell equity case. Mrs Nellie Cannell Buchner sought a $35,000 trust from the will of Thomas E Cannell late husband of the defendant. If successful she could claim about $13,000 including interest.

Iowa Swer Tudge Letts Buchner Cannell Nellie Cannell-Buchner Thomas E- Cannell

Madrigal Singers at Maquoketa Lyceum Concert

The New York Madrigal Singers appeared in Maquoketa on January 28, praised in Cedar Rapids for having four well trained voices and harmony. The group, costly to bring, offered a program deemed ideal by attendees and emphasizes vocal artistry. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 85 cents for students, seats reservable at Staack and Luckeish Store.

Maquoketa Lyteum Cedar Rapids Lyceum Sohald Staack and Luckeish

Elwood Odd Fellows Rebekahs Install Officers in Clinton City

Joint installation event at the Auditoriure featured visiting Clinton teams and a banquet. E Hubbird served as Odd Fellows installing officer, Stella Schoentisler led the Rebekahs in Elwood, with many Clinton area members present and numerous visitors attending the evening social.

Edwood Odd Fellows Rebekahs Auditoriure Clinton Stella Schoentisler Elwood Tebekah Lodge Clinton County E. Hubbird Clinton Odd Fellows

Democratic State Convention Call and Delegate Plan

A Democratic State Committee call outlines Iowa’s February 25, 1920 convention in Des Moines to select delegates and alternates for the June 28, 1920 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. It lists delegate apportionment by county, notes participation by men and women, and mentions a prospective presidential slate and county by county delegation figures. The notice is signed by J. W. Reynolds, Chairman, January 15, 1920. Also reported: Sandy's Laundry changes hands, with C L Ely selling to W Shellmaker and the 70 acre Shellmaker farm, eight miles north, changing ownership. Shellmaker plans improvements and high quality work.

Democratic Party “of Iowa Des Moines San Francisco Claude” R.porter Adair Jefferson Adams Jolson Allamakee Cass Mills Cedar Mitchell Cem Gorda Monona Munroe Montigomery Muscotine O'Brien Palo Alto Plymouth Pocahontas Polk Pottawattamie Powshiek Ringpold Dubuque - Sue Emmet Scott Fayette Shelly Floyd Sioux Franklin O.c Eyemont Taina Greene Tasloc Grundy Gnion Con “ van Buren Wapello Harison Fenry Howard Whiebago J. W. Reynolds Sandy Jary C. L. Ely W. Shellmaker Mr. Ely Shellmaker Sims

Es Will Install Maple Leak Chapter No 1735

Es will hold their regular meeting and installation of officers Tuesday December 27 at 7:30. Light refreshments served after meeting. Rey Covensale is attending stock sales at Aledo.

E.S San Rey Covensale Aledo, It

American Legion Jackson County elects officers for year

At the Wednesday meeting June 2 in Jackson County Post organized last August reelected officers including Post Commander F J Swift Vice President James Haney and Secretary John L Tones. Executive Committee members named with H J Lee Baldwin and others. A notice from State Post required January elections and a dance was planned for February 12 with next meeting scheduled for the first Wednesday.

American Legion of Jackson County F. J. Swift P.c.—James Haney Adj John L. Tones Harrold H Hinck W. H. Williamson Verne Pangborn Leo. L. Brown J. E. Hoifstrom Leonard Shaw Eugene Graal Leonard Palmer Frank Carson Ray Griffin Mequokem Wm. Siegel Geo. Geisel Andrew H. J. Lee Baldwin H. B. Luckey Hurstville Jackson County F.C. Thomas Post Legion Thomas State Post

No Cause for Alarm in Influenza Outbreak

The public health service said no alarm was needed as steps were taken to control influenza in Chicago. While admitting limited knowledge and uncertain forecasts, officials expected no serious recurrence. Millions immune and troop movements ceased as doctors returned to civilian life and only 7,689 cases were reported from Sept 1, 1919 to Jan 10, 1920, versus 5,000,000 a year earlier.

Chicago Public Health Service Health Service Fontien United States Jaan

Whitaker Appointed Official Court Reporter for Jackson County

Tekes Official Station HLA in Des Moines announces Whitaker of Des Moines as official court reporter for Jackson County. Judge A. 1 presides. Whitaker is a genial, efficient professional. his family will register once a suitable home is found locally.

Hla, Whitaker Des Soines Jackson County A. 1. House Whitaker Ramester

Petit jury to hear case of Puller ami Hayes

On Tuesday the petit jury will be called to hear the first case, State verzua Puller and Hayes, charged with assault with intent to commit great bodily injury against Rommert and his son near An. The report of the incident had appeared in these columns shortly before.

Verzua Puller Ami Hayes Rommert

Local Births and Visits From Far Lines

Born Monday January a baby boy greeted Mr and Mrs Tom Owens. A L Cook visited in Manchester Sunday. Mrs Earl Bowman and baby son traveled to Chicago for medical treatments. Mr and Mrs L J Thompson of Fisher Kansas with their son Geo of Indianapolis and daughter Mrs Dave Bruttes of Van Meter Indiana stayed with Mrs Elizabeth McCrum at the home of her daughter Mrs Sarah Jenkins at Foltos Indiana.

Otto Seeberger Chicago G. S. Wimr Glinton Quinlan du Dubuque Torsday J. J. Marcuses Davenport Ed. Kegsey Monmouth Virginia Mann Margaret Bradley Ivinglo Justin McCarthy Jerome Hammel Baldwin Will J. Johnson Arch Banks Gene Bowman Banks Guy McNutt Havre Mont Mir McNutt Maquokets Tom Owens A. L. Cook Manchester Earl Bowman L. J. Thompson Fisher, Kans Geo Indianapolis Ind Dave Bruttes van Meter, In Elizabeth McCrum Sarah Jenkins Foltos

Army School Contest Opens to All Schools and Universities

An army school essay contest invites students from public and private schools and universities to compete on the benefits of enlisting. Winners receive medals and silver cups at a ceremony in Washington, with travel and expenses covered for winners and a guardian.тай

War Saker Peyton C.ure Thal Johny J. Pershing U.S. Army Washington Baker Maqueketa Saltinore Siieverport Tawi

Prohibition Law Violations Warned For January Start

A fragment outlines likely violations under the new prohibition act starting January. It notes private stock can be restricted, home brewing and possession of intoxicants are prohibited, and selling or transporting beverages with over 2 percent alcohol is illegal. It warns against moving private stock without permits and mentions cider risk unless it becomes hard.

Sam

City Council Accepts Highest Bid for Municipal Bonds

The 1919 council met with all members present except Meyer to consider bids for $63,000 Municipal Electric Light bonds. Taylor, Weart & Co of Chicago offered par with accrued interest and a $131 premium, the highest bid, which was accepted. Other bids from White, Phillipe & Co, Davenport. Gua M Beckrel & Co, Davenport. Bolger Mosser, Willamazin. were received with varying premiums and interest. The resolution authorized Taylor, Weart & Co to purchase the bonds at par with accrued interest and a $131 premium.

Cdsil Meyer Taylor, Weart & Co Chin White, Phillipe & Co Davenport Jair Gua M. Beckrel & Co T. Basuman Clerx

Receding Ching Pressor Signs and Counterbalances

The text discusses weak chin indicators and signs that suggest pressure or disconfusion, noting that chin alone is not definitive. It implies other characteristics may offset or counterbalance the chin when assessing a person’s condition or behavior.

Inalisnabie Right Mr Croweher Sayet Gay Man

Fragmentary noisy text with unclear names and phrases about a right or marriage dispute. No coherent event or attribution. Unable to determine verifiable facts or entities from the readable fragments.

Croweher

Young Couple Wed At Lost Nation In Simple Ceremony

Mr John Busch and Miss Carrie Kokemuller were married Wednesday by Rev Vollmer at Lost Nation. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Kokemuller near Nashville, is popular in the community. The groom, a farmer, plans to reside on the Win Veeper farm southwest of Nashville for a year. The Sentinel extends congratulations.

John Busch Carrie Koxemuller Vollmer Lost Nation Wm. Kokemuller Nashville Ialy Ugband Strum

Market slips as prices fall amid limited demand

A brief market note reports flour and related commodities easing with flour at about 50 cents per barrel and sacks in short supply. Prices for related goods slide to $1495 per ton while overall demand remains weak and industry agents cite softer market conditions as the main cause.

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