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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
6
Miss Tempige Jackson of Fort Worth Texas arrived last week for a visit at the home of Mrs. Garter's parents. She is staying with the Garters during a weekend visit.
Local column reports a party hosted by Mrs. James White for a birthday, welcomes for overseas arrivals George Grossman, Miss McBleel and Miss McMeel, and updates on residents moving from Waynoka to town. Also notes Mrs. Ray Sleeper's improving condition, postponement of a planned event, and visits by locals to Iowa City and nearby towns.
A scanned financial ledger shows resources and liabilities including loans and discounts, bonds, certificates, and time deposits, with signatures of bank officers. The surrounding notices describe community events, harvest fair reflections, a runaway accident at Allie Miller's home, and local social updates including visits, purchases, and a church social at Schipper Hotel.
Baldwin residents share news of visits and travels as Mrs Ji W Rhodes and daughter Helen spent a day with relatives in Miles. Wall Voelpel, recently treated in Kansas City, remains with sister Usere in critical condition. The paper lists several visitors, car trips, and social events across nearby communities.
Miss Carrin Kimball plans the vacant parish post at St. John’s as Rev Mauer dedicates himself to his duties. Parishioners buy a new Ford roadster from O’Neil and March for their pastor, while families gather with relatives near Prosit and Cottonville residents relocate for the haying season. Community tides include auto trips, discharge from army service, and reflections on local church life as Brother Albert’s birthday is noted and the Presbyterian Sunday shoot picnic nears.
Charlot Record- Andra Gault resumes old role with Hawkeye orchestra in Maquoketa. Thomas O'Dowd breaks arm after fall at Villa Neys the Fourth, Reverend Ryan substitutes for Mass. Fireworks view and real estate acti discuss Saturday night. County courthouse fire trap hints at missing records. Luke Freely dies at reform school from pneumonia. Young inmate died, jailed for 60 days. Bell & May close Oxford junction station for season. Cedar Rapids child Alto Green suffers serious fall at Stone City. Rey Walters seen at bank. moving to Castowns.
The Baldwin Savings Bank in Jackson County presents its Statement of Condition for the close of business on the Sunday of June A D 4019. It lists loans and discounts bonds and securities United States issues thrift stamps and other assets with cash items and deposits to be detailed, including legal tender, gold and silver coin and bank notes, and liabilities such as deposits due to banks and individuals, with figures showing reserves and capital stock.
On June 11, 1801 the whaleback departed for an Atlantic voyage under the Wetmore line. The ship sailed from Taverpeat with a cargo and carried the venture’s early optimism as it set to sea.
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