Death Angel Calls Ane other From Our Midst
Susan M Gordon Reynolds died at 5 15 this morning after a long fight with age related infirmities. Born March 23 1883 in Norwalk Ohio she moved to Iowa as a girl and lived with her son D R Reynolds. Four of six children survive including Grace Spencer Nettie Stultz David R and Charles. Funeral at her son’s home with Rev L F Boo ynershine officiating. Interment Mt Hope cemetery.
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Susan Gordon Reynolds
Reynolds
D. R. Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Susan M. Gordon
Norwalk
Ohio
Iowa
Maquoketa
J. R. Reynolds
Grace Spencer
Day
Nettie Stultz
East
David R
Charles
D. R. Reyonlds
L. F. Booynershine
Mi. Hope Cemetery
Bathing Resort to Charge Ten Cents for Adults
George Hess, owner of the former Sears property now running the bathing resort, will charge ten cents per evening for adults and five cents for children starting tonight. He has installed conveniences and plans further improvements as patronage justifies. Spectator seats and guards are free. Hess emphasizes a lifeguard on duty to assist children if needed.
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George Hess
Sears Place
Hess
Heroh
Aged Nashvile man dies at home Sunday evening
An elderly man, over 80, died at his Nashville home Sunday evening around seven oclock. He had lived in this vicinity for many years. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon at two oclock at the Nashville church.
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Chris Fermer
Nashvile
Nashville
Married at Justice Office in Balston John Barker Weds Florence Vest
The wedding took place Monday July 4 at 2 PM in Balston at Justice Jants office. The groom John H Barker of Anamea and the bride Florence E Vest will reside in Ant moka where the groom works as a cook. Justice Ralston presided, recalling his own wedding twenty five years ago. Further notes mention local shop items and a few community updates including Miss Mabel Reitz resuming duties at the Graham store and Carl Bullmer departing for Baltimore to resume his post aboard a Marine vessel.
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Jants Balston
John H. Barker
Anamesa
Florence E Vest
Tarricate
Antmoka
Justice Ralston
Oran Cessnar
Ragrant
Davenport
Mabel Reitz
Graham
Carl Bullmer
Baltimors
Maryland
Distillery Bust in Brandon Township Seized by Officials
Sheriff John Callagher and County Attorney Thomas led a scouting party last Saturday to locate moonshine operations. They found a full grown still and signs of a wholesale bootlegging setup with about 250 gallons of mash and eight gallons of finished liquor, along with stoves and provisions, all seized and brought to the city as evidence. The owners face federal charges as authorities vow a broader clean up of illegal stills and related liquor operations.
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John Callagher
Thomas
Brandon
Cit Jgens
Blake-Davis Wedding Celebrates Union at Home
Mrs Susie Woods Blake and Mr Chas L Davis wed Saturday at eight o clock in a ceremony at the bride’s father C L Wobbe’s West Locust Street residence. The bride, a Monmouth schools teacher, and the groom, station agent at Bryant, depart that evening for their future home amid well wishers.
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L. E. Brough
The
Baptist Church
Susie Woods-Blake
Chas
L Davis
Bryant
C. L Wobbe
West Locust Street
C. L. Wood
Monmouth
Davis Deyaartad
Ami
Young Farm Worker Trampled by Horses Near Maquoketa
Herman Felton, about twenty one, was badly hurt Monday while cutting oats on a farm three miles east of Maquoketa. He rested during a shock break and the horses suddenly reacted, throwing him among machinery. Dr. Bowman found severe fractures in the right front limb and shoulder.
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Herman Felton
Maquoketa
Felton
Bowman
Automobile Prize Awarded In Fourth Of July Parade
The $10 prize for the Fourth of July parade went to George Wendel. Decorations featured pink and green paper shapes and silk. Aron and three of his sisters participated as part of the Jackson County Public Health Association parade unit.
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George Wendel
Aron
Gar
Jackson County Public Health Association
Simmonses welcome daughter Luella Marian in Davenport
Mr and Mrs J C Simmons of Davenport announce the birth of a daughter Luella Marian born July 10 Sun Gay The baby and mother are guests at the Chas Hildebrana home Also noted are Tipton party members returning from a Wisconsin auto trip and continuing homeward drive accompanied by Miss Nell Thomas who will visit en route.
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J. C. Simmons
Davenport
Luella Marian
Sun Gay
Little Miss
Chas. Hilldebrana Home
W. W. Ogden
R. Hauck
Tipton
Wisconsin
Mre. aHuck
Nell Thomas
Arch Thomas
Maquoketa
John MfCarthy
Otter Creek
W -H. Barrisen
C. W. McMann
Anamosa
Thos. Hench
Glen Penstler
Glen
Ethel Winterstein
Cedar Falls
State Norn
Will de Frates
Jennie Bechtel
Omaha
Nellie
Marie Frederick
Pinter
Dewitt
C.F. Tubbs
Charles Tubbs
San Diego
C Inf
George Wolf
Beaver Fails
Clara Seavers
Wanut
Mes F
Haight
Lee Westnidge
Chicago
Will Harrison
Fam
JH -Nior
Walter Kier
Ricky and Bronstein
Stintson of
Davenairs
al S
Smith
The
Jackson Sentinel
Chautauqua Week Set at First Ward Park
Maquoketa plans a week long Chautauqua at the monster tent in First Ward park the week of July 25. The program runs five days from July 26 with afternoon and evening sessions at a total price of 2.20 for all ten numbers. Local boosters tout uplift and entertainment value to balance novelty with substance and urge immediate ticket purchase.
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First Ward
Maquoketa
Chautawaua
Rainbow Division
Grogsman
van Grove
la Salle
Chautauqua
Stranger Loses His Life On Milwaukee Train
Akron man Curtis Shaffer, thought to be from Akron Ohio, was killed Saturday afternoon in Delmar while boarding a freight train with four companions. He lost his grip and fell under the cars, mangling his body. Four others fled the scene. Coroner C F Kellogg investigated and ordered immediate burial at Delmar. A note found on Shaffer listed Akron as home. he was about 20 years old.
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Delmar
Curtis Shaffer
Akron
Ohio
Shaffer
F. Kellogx
Tuunig
Kellogg
Doctor Hen GC Phillips Receives Dental Exam Certificates
Ben Phillips, after graduation from State University, passed the State Board of Dental Surgery exam and earned two certificates of efficiency. He will practice with his father Dr E A Phillips and Dr Harry Sharp assisting during Dr Sharp’s absence on vacation. Dr W G Tegen of Davenport aids the team in the meantime.
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Hen GC. Phillips
Ben
State Board of Dental Surgery Examiners
State University
E. A. Phillips
Harry Sharp
W. G. Tegen
Davenport
Moonshine Rowdy Cars Ravage Riverview Late Night
Early morning after the Fourth a group of four drunken men arrived at Riverview, parked by the well and discharged profane language while threatening to shoot. With darkness hindering identification, residents, especially women in nearby cottages, were frightened and worry punishment may follow if such acts recur.
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Riverview
Cotteges
Stafford joins Mequoketa business circle
A Stafford purchases half interest in Modern Vulcanizing Works. Hayes and Stafford will jointly run the venture. D C, a flouring business owner, releases half his stake to Mr. Stafford. After 17 years in commerce, Stafford chooses Mequoketa as a stable home for his family.
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Stafford
Hayes & Stafford
D. C
Mr. Stafford
Mequoketa
Will Manufacture Paints William Weets Paints at New Site
Will Manufacture Paints William Weets disposed of the Sanday Cain laundry equipment to J J Franks the machinist and leased the laundry building to John Maiolfi who will manufacture house and barn paint after installing new electric machinery. Maolfi previously ran a similar plant in Pueblo Guile and prospered until a recent flood nearly wiped that city off the map.
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William Weets
Sanday Cain
J. J. Franks
John Maiolfi
Maofi
Pueblo
Guile
Notice Frival and Frolic dance st Hurst event cancelled
Snow White Pharmacy advertises Fly Bouncer Spray at 1.00 per bottle. Mrs Carole L. Burt returns to Beloit Wisconsin after weekend with friend Mre Osborne Sampson at Andrew.
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Snow White
Carole L. Burt
Beloit
Wis
Mre Osborne Sampson
Andrew
Velie price cuts lower leading models to new lows
Velie Motors Corporation announces substantial reductions across its Velie passenger car line, highlighting the Model 48 at 1 585.00 with the Continental 7 motor and Timken axles and the Six Model 24 at 1 385.00 after a 200.00 cut. Other prices include Model 48 Sedan 2 485.00, 48 Speedster 1 800.00, 48 Seven-passengers 1 950.00, 34 Sedan 2 085.00, 84 Roadster 1 885.00. President F. E. Bradfield touts strong output and a shift toward higher production while maintaining quality.
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Moline
Velie
Velie Motors Corporation
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
F. E. Bradfield
Velie Mortor Corporation
Bradfield
Veterans to Attend Wight Division Reunion in Des Moines
Western Passenger Association offers one half fare round trip for the first reunion of the Famous 88th in Des Moines Iowa August 26 to 28. Camp Dodge trainees and Des Moines artillerymen eligible for a special rite. About 2000 Iowa veterans expected with special trains to depart from several points. A 20 acre tent city will host the event with free lodging for attendees. Total expected attendance ranges from 6000 to 10000 soldiers.
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Wight Feight
Western Passenger Association
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Tate
A Double Picnic at Baldwin Monmouth Sunday
Sunday schools of Baldwin Monmouth plan a two union picnic Thursday in Scott's pasture Baldwin. Meet at 10:30 a.m. at the chief. transportation available for those without a ride. Bring sandwiches potato salad baked beans cabbage salad pickles cake pie lemonade and a drinking glass fork and knife. LE BR Rildow
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Baldwin- Monmouth
Scott's Pasture
Baldwin
Monmouth
Mrs Fannin Shattuck Returns to Davenport With Grandchild
Miss Laura Wilhelm has returned from Cedar Rapids. Mrs Fannin Shattuck came back to Davenport in the latter part of the week with her granddaughter Maxine Tilton who will spend two weeks in Davenport.
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Laura Wilhelm
Cedar Rapids
Fannin Shattuck
Davenport
Maxine Tilton
Ho Will
Ninety Today for Grandma Clark in Maquoketa
Ninety today for Grandma Clark honored by daughter Mrs A B Bowen and friends in Maquoketa Iowa. Longtime resident since childhood she has witnessed Timber City grow from a small village to a pretty Iowa city. Neighbors extend warm congratulations and hope to repeat the milestone next year.
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Warren Clark
A. B. Bowen
Maquoxets
Grandma Clark
Timber City
Iowa
Clark
Hall Does Damage Hail Storm Strikes Local Farmland
A Thursday hail storm damaged a sandy area near the town, flattening small grain and creating an icy cobblestone ground. The storm was brief and did not reach far, with limited overall damage. Local residents reported heavy hail and scattered debris along the affected path.
Improve Addressing On Envelopes For Better Service
Readers are urged to include full street and number on letter envelopes to ensure prompt personal service with new delivery schedules next month. The note mentions social visits among local residents and invites readers to use the Jackson Sentinel for business notices and sales listings.
Raymond Markus Laid To Rest With Military Honors
The remains of Raymond Markus arrived Friday morning at the depot in Lamotte amid relatives and ex service men in uniform. He was killed in action near Metz on November 1 1918 after serving in Company G 36th Iowa Infantry. The service included a solemn requiem at the Wely Rosary church and interment attended by ex service men, with his father and sister among the survivors.
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Raymond Markus
Harrow Guage
Hager Undertaking Establishment
L. Hager
3. C. Nemmers
Markus
Metz
Our Holy Rosary High School
Jefferson Barracks
Camp MacArthur
Waco
Tex
France
Towa Infantry
Mearn
Wm. Markus
Matuaketa
J. C. Nemmers
Wely. Rosary Church
Fether Friedman
Father Craney
Maquoketa
Land
Valaster
St. Donatus
Friedman
Legion Boys
Bellevue Herald
Mangler Began 60 Day Federal Sentence in Dubuque Jail
Charlie Mangler of Greenleland pleaded guilty to a federal prohibition violation at the December term of the U.S. court. He was brought to Dubuque County Jail Wednesday night for a 60 day sentence by Judge Henry T. Reed, after apprehension in Mequoketa by U.S. Marshal F. F. Moore and Deputy Harry Gleason. He faced a $800 fine and 90 days, received 10 and 1 day leaves for pardon consideration, but with no appearance after time expired, he was ordered to begin service in the county jail.
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Charlie Mangler
Greenleland
United States
Dubuque County
Washington
Mangler
Hemme
Savanna
Times Journal
Death of Aged Lady Kinda Herryman Reported
An obituary notes the death of aged lady Kinda Herryman at her home of Mrs Andrew Peters on South Prospect Street. She died from infirmities of advanced age. Survived by five children including Mrs AL Joiner of the city. Funeral arrangements to be announced midweek.
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Kinda Herryman
Andrew Peters
South Prospect Street
Otter Creek Rooms Open New Public Works Site
The Otter Creek rooms project announces a forthcoming public wake and sale of materials. Alex Peary, the proprietor, plans a large modern residence and a new blacksmith shop once the scoured materials arrive.
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Alex Peary
Peary
R Creek
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Snow White Pharmacy
Blake-Davis
Fred Meinhardt
Kodak
G. H. Poersterling
Detroit, Mich
C. C. Gallagher
Foresterling
T A. Gallacher
J. B. Harrison
Cleer Lake
Mr. Harrison
Martha Lockard
Greenfield
Mass
L. J. Sisepson
Wm. Gibson
Lockard Teaves
Los Angeles
Calif
St! Hurst
Hatewright
Fle
Lamotte
R. C. Adams
U. S. Dry Agen
Marshall E. R. Moore
A. P. Houston
J. J. Schumacher
S. L. Nestor
Swift
Dubuque
J. P. Bedhen
Wm. F. Hayes
Walter
Wm. Hayes
Jac Bechen
Schumacher
Noel
Benny Francois
Lamott
Reunion
Hall
Ralph Ogden
Waterloo
Evane Lawser
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