Democratic Candidates Figures for Cox Roosevelt Biographies
A fragmented chronicle lists James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt with dates of birth, education, career moves, marriages, and political milestones. It traces Cox from teacher to journalist, congressman, and Ohio governor, and Roosevelt from lawyer to state senator, assistant secretary of the Navy, and naval demobilization chief.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dutchess
County
Harvard
Law School
Columbia University
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Theodore
New York
New York State Senate
Navy
U. S
European
United States
EU Tore
New auto repair firm opens in Maquoketa
Johnson and Robinson, Maquoketa lads with auto repair experience, have launched a new firm. They leased the former Brady Tree & Die Company room on East Pleasant Street and aim to attract local patronage.
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Renger
AVE
Jotnson & Robinson
Me. Jolnson
Mr. Robinson
Maquoketa
East Pleasant St
Brady Tree
Trie Company
No Home for the Schoolmaster in Charlotte Election
The special election in Charlotte to fund a home for the city Superintendent of schools failed 52 to 49. The adage birds have nests and foxes have holes, but the schoolmaster has no place to lay his head.
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Charlotte
Eight Pound Babe Born to Gry Family in Seattle
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Cecil Gry of Seattle Washington reports the birth of an eight pound girl on July 1 Mrs Gry formerly Lottie Palmer daughter of the late Attorney and Mrs W H Palmer of this city The family asks correspondents to share congratulations and good wishes. Also notes a meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday evening July 15 and updates on local scout camp returnees Camp Blackhawk closed after ten days with the Davenport and Thrhbuque Boy Scouts returning home Judge and Mrs A J House arrive back from Waterloo and Cedar Falls with their granddaughters Emma and Carrie Cowan accompanying them.
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Cecil Gry
Seattle
Washington
Davenport
Thrhbuque
Camp Blackhawk
Judge
A. J. House
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Emma
Carrie Cowan
Children’s Day Program at First Congregational Church
The Children’s Day program at First Congregational Church features Gloria leading prayers and songs, several class recitations, duets by Enida and Helen Frances Wendell, and a presentation of Bibles to Honor Scholars. Various students and teachers perform readings, solos, and choruses, with a patriotic close and benediction.
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First Congregational Church
Wilma
Dilley
Helene
Harry Joinet
Bunlap
Paul
Myatt
America
New City Manager Morse Praised By City Council
The city council selected Morse to fill the new office of city manager. Morse is described as fully competent to oversee multiple city departments and is praised as the right fit for the job and its broad duties.
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Maguoketa
Morse
Famous Contractor Michael Lord Dies After Stroke
Michael Lord a renowned regional paving contractor from Cedar Rapids died after a stroke at his home Tuesday evening. He built major pavements in the city and was a prominent business figure with wide recognition in the middle west.
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Michael Lord
Cedar Rapids
Ford
Middle West
Scrappy Sabina Team Set for Home Game Sunday
A good game is expected as Sabina faces a strong visiting team for a Sunday afternoon clash on the home grounds. Local players are improving steadily and officials anticipate a high grade contest that fans will greatly enjoy.
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Sabina
Ram
Wall Cross
Tocal Tessers
Short but Sweet Maquoketa Sentinel Turns Sixty
The Maquoketa Sentinel marks sixty years with note from Belleville Leeder. Local families, including Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Markland and son A Frazier, visited relatives in Moline and parents in town. John Wherry and family traveled to Chicago for Elk’s convention. Leonard Wherry and Jack join later. First National Bank building foundation is complete and rising, promised to be a standout in the business district.
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L. P. Markland
A. Frazier
L. Seeman
P. Markland
John Wherry
A.C. Law
Chicago
Elk's Convention
Mnturnisgr
Leonard
Leonard Wherry
Jack
National Bank
Bank
Not so much how we save a dollar but how may we save a life
The letter urges county officials to fund safety railings at hazardous road spots west of town to prevent repeats of a fatal crash that claimed two lives near the Lemkuhl home. It cites Mil Creek bridge approaches and embankment junctions as vulnerable points and asks supervisors to act with public safety in mind.
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Clinton County
Mil Creek
Board of Supervisors
al el
We Thank You for Bulletin Service Support
The message thanks contributors for telegraphic bulletin service during the two national conventions. It notes appreciation and satisfaction that the expense incurred aided their efforts and provides a boost for their slant. The note says telegraphic bulletin service will be maintained regularly as the campaign heats up.
Auto truck destroyed in boiler fire near Maquoketa
Mike Regenwesner, a bottling worksman, lost his auto truck and a full cargo of empty pop cases and bottles when the gasoline line tank ignited. He was driving into town from the east when the fire occurred, leaving the vehicle a heap of ruins. Insure with H. Gale Buchner of Maquoketa.
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Mike Regenwesner
Mike
H. Gale Buchner
Maquokets
Fourth of July Celebrations Mark Unprecedented Safety Record
The city and nearby towns celebrated Independence Day without any serious or severe accidents and no deaths the celebration period. Graworks in Chicago reported that the event set an unprecedented safety record for the holiday.
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Chicago
Lad hoards eight thousand cents in pennies for bank deposit
A boy saved a year’s earnings from a dairy business totaling eight thousand pennies weighing fifty four pounds. Henry Mohlenoft transported the coins from home to the First Nations bank yesterday morning. The coins, valued at S000, were counted by bank staff. Earlier, a 5000 penny deposit was made.
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Blaster
Henry Mohlenoft
First Nations Bank
Preston
American Legion Notes Urge Carnival Support and Local Action
The American Legion posts report a large turnout at a recent special meeting. A carnival is planned for July with about a dozen shows and no gambling, proceeds to fund a local Legion home. Ticket selling and a July 12 start are noted, plus band concerts and a Radcliffe Chautauqua in August. The column also recaps a local baseball game win and upcoming community events.
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Legion
Promising Violinist J M Friedlander Joins Local Jazz Wizards
The Secure Services of Exceptional Violinist ic Jazz Wizards announce the engagement of J. M. Friedlander of Clinton, a senior at Iowa State College, who has performed in major circles in Iowa and Chicago. He will join during his Clinton vacation for the first of two dances at the Olympic Theatre on Saturday evening July 17.
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Ic Jazz Wizards
J. M. Friedlander
Clinton
Friedlander
Iowa State College
Chicago
Olympic Theatre
Meeting of the Ladies of One Y Will Hold Picnic
The ladies of one y will hold their annual meeting at First Ward Park on Wednesday afternoon July 14 with a picnic supper for new members. Rain moves the meeting to City Fall. Women’s relief society notes include July 27 reception for Mrs Mil ler and Mrs Mac Lockwood. Members of W R C and G A R invited. Two candidates stated in corps. five members voted.
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First Ward
Mae Lockwood
Department
Ottumwa
Maquoketa Legion seeks post formation and civic ties
In Clinton Advertiser text the leaders discuss forming Jackson County Posts of The American Legion and greeting visiting pastors. Comrade Top Kick urges outreach, while local units plan events, including a carnival week starting July 9 and a patriotic program led by Prof. Guthrie of New York City.
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Jackson County
American Legion
John MacVicar
Des Moines
Ruthven
Notarius
Okies
Bellevue Horses
Maquoketa
Prof. Guthrie
New York City
Sabalz
Fbil. Lampe. M.D
Receille
Maquoketa Social Notes and Visits Across Week
Daily Jottings recounts Riverview picnic, visitors from Lost Nation, Waterloo and Chicago Fetes. Local hostesses honor Will McDonald and guests. extended week includes teas, drives to Clinton, engagements hinted, and community gatherings with numerous residents noted.
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M. E. Sui“day School
Riverview
James Edelman
Mariel West
Lost Nation
Morehouse
Chicago
Maquoketa
Lou Anderson
Will McDonald
Waterloo
New Ice Cream and Drink Stand Opens Near Olympic Theatre
Nolan Williams launches a new ice cream and soft drink parlor in the small ice building beside the Olympic theatre serving growing patronage. The menu also features xidwiches. Mr and Mrs Fred Gurius depart for Mitchell SD then Minneapolis to visit relatives.
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Nolan Williams
Aft
Olympic Theatre
Fred Gurius
Mitchell
Fred
Minneapolis
jAlemer Cale
Pretty Wedding at Sacred Heart Oath Church
Walter Watson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Watson Sr, married Arminta Clarkson at eight on Wednesday morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Craney at Sacred Heart Oath Church. Arminta, a rural schoolteacher from five miles east of Maquoketa, is admired for refinement and character. The groom plans a prosperous home in Cedar Rapids after a brief honeymoon. many friends wish them well.
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Sacred Heart Oath
Folie
Walter
Frank Watson
Arminta Clarkson
Father Craney
Maquoketa
Ladies Auxiliary Forming for American Legion Posts
A Ladies Auxiliary is being organized with about thirty members already enrolled and aims to double this number in a few days. The auxiliary serves as a social group for mothers wives sisters and daughters of World War veterans and aids the local Post.
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American Legion
City Council Proceedings Reported for July Session
Regular council meeting held with most members present aside from ArcArthur. Bills approved include clerk salaries, labor, per diems, road and sewer funds, and various service charges. Minutes note attendance, revenue stamps, and a town council family visit following adjournment.
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Msyer Morden
ArcArthur
Don G. Smith
Isbar
Elor Tower
SIE Jackson Sentinel
W. C. Morden
L. Butters
George Doty
Iabar
I. B. Bradies
Sudan Gi Co
Morse. Express
Morse
Howling & Crane
Veicht
Driayage
Read Dynesines
Freury Sanger
U.V. Burlesam
Oat
Henderson
Hibor
Cyssina Hrewster
Chas Risdon
George Toll
Ee Ys Martine & Cr
Yaborduimus Tracy
Inbor
Tabor
Con Elf
George Wolf
Sand
Hutchins
Faves
Tarvin Com
St. P. Hy
Sauman
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James M. Cox
Jacksonburg
Middleton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Maymé L. Harging
Cincinnati
Paul J. Sorg
Dayton
Ohio
Bourght Springfiel
Press Republic
Springfield News
Frank B. Willis
Hardinng
Chines
Agein
Willis
Margaretta P Blair
Oho
Middleton (Ohin
San Francisco
Rebekats
Odd Fellows Hall
Alice Reiter
Nic
Laura Haylock
Bellevue Leeder
Baptist Church
WW. Paterson
Ralph Leader
Lee Carrell
Lucius Paterson
Frances Christian
Rev. E. Tf. Shanks
Ginton
Rick
Sesson
Lesing
Chautauqua
Houstn
Rutenbeck
Man Jones
Ditson
Yuna
Magumketa
Charine
Burnette
Fis
Eye
Hag
Sabah
Lampe
Believue
Tamanady
toRetterue
Inky 3
Maqnerotus
Stu
Pat Rat
Secure Services of
E. H. Shanks
First Baptist Church
The
Clinton Advertiser
Andermim
Towa Electric Co
Anjuron Ray
Regelac Tate
Anderson
Tony Ales
Last Nation
Will Cramer
Olive Wright
Eliza McDonald
E. P. Wrey
Gon | Cecil
Ttens
Beaver Island
J. F. Becker
Bellevue
Itens
Clyde Tawin
Elwood
Trumen Gregory
Miriam Matthias
Marguerite Black
Dorothy Tabor
Baldwin
Hazel Morse
Edward Kierchoff
Miss Morse
FL W. Dell
Chas. Knoor
Sarford
Kunz, Ihake
Truman Gregory
Nancy
Route Five
Milton Sayers
Eva
Maxine
Merian
Blair
Sagers
Anto
Mildred Thomas
Hurstville
Lurs Eggerstadt
Chas. Lang
John Odgers
Leva Field
Estus Morse
Harry Joiner, Jr
Rugo Stack
Kensington Club
Prospect Street
DF. Wherri
Dauchwr and
Som
Pawnee
Nebr
Tiotel Decker
J. Aa. Wherce
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