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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
6
Iowa farmers report planting near completion with wet spots in the north and dry soils in other areas. Pests like cutworms and white grubs remain a problem in southern counties, rye growth is steady for hay, clover shows signs of coming into growth as gales uproot trees.
Fragmented text mentions an authority noting a European explorer penetrated defenses and a peninsula area. The passage includes garbled terms like teritary and Careldhuserty and references to piles and alerts, suggesting a mysterious expedition with unclear details.
Preston area residents report multiple family losses and visits. Mr and Mrs John Borman traveled to Cassville Wisconsin after the death of Mrs Theresz Elskemp, with services held midweek. Nearby relatives and friends, including Anna Petersen and Anna Jessen, are mentioned alongside travels to Davenport and Bellevue.
Christ Slindee of Milwaukee credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a three year struggle with stomach liver and kidney problems His weight improved by seven pounds and he reports relief from pain fatigue and dizziness describing Tanlac as a lifesaver Also mentions Miss Hazel Hia tenene and travelers visiting relatives in Colorado and Little Rock notes a school superintendent I Grant Ferry returning home for the summer
A dense, period obituary and community notes column records mourning for a departed child, arrivals and visits among local families, summer school departures to Gedar Falls, hospital trips to Reches Minn., and various social calls. Also notes Memorial Days observances and church activities, with names of residents and relatives across Preston and nearby towns.
Elwood SIM and Mrs AL Brinkmass of Rohe spent a week in her parental home while relatives attended Mecuoketa exercises. Prof Bowersex from Bran was elected Supt for the year. Dr A J Wirth hosted a Friday gathering with a two course dinner. Wirth’s fifth birthday celebrated with playmates.
Roy Langham of Norws spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs WH Langham. Elwood Club Myatt hosted a card evening. Refreshments were served at midnight. Club members then drove to a shaded nook near Dewitt where they enjoyed a bounteous picnic dinner and a fine time.
Mrs E Tinkle declines hosting the M E L Aid Society Thursday afternoon in June. All are welcome. Mrs E L Place and daughter Edith and son Chester left Monday for their new home at 270 Second Avenue, Cedar Rapids. Friends here extend best wishes in their new home as Edith held a position at Central Tortin past where she will be greatly missed as manager.
Fragmented OCR notes describe bird sanctuaries in Consota created to protect waterfowl and other species. The text mentions plans to defend waterfowl, support agriculture, and drainage impacts on nesting areas, with a focus on central population and gravity centers, but clarity is limited by garbled phrases.
Dr John Newsome reports a boy in Dr John Bryant's district drank a vessel containing kerosene a few days ago. He became very ill and his parents summoned a doctor who treated him. The child is nearly fully recovered with no lasting effects.
Fragmentary remarks discuss how gums weaken from neglect and aging, with warnings about careless dental work. The text mentions crowns and bridges as dangers to gums and notes faulty posts and stumps leading to decay and potential extraction.
Fragmented article describes Clever Women Story influencing Earthbound. In a college setting three women discuss life, creed, and work, drafting a guiding creed titled AN wy Trege. They turn this creed into a business, gaining success with support from Jim, Daisy, and a cat named MALS.
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