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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
4
A quiet wedding took place at the bride’s home, Miss Maine Wilcke and lord McNeil, son of Mrs Anna McNeil, were joined by Rev W P Sandrock using a double ring service. The couple left for a western trip and will reside on the groom’s mother’s farm east of Preston after returning.
The article urges prompt attention to every cold to reduce pneumonia risk after winter. It notes pneumonia as a germ disease in the throat and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective expectorant that cleans mucus and may prevent pneumonia with pleasant taste and child acceptance. Sold by Broxam Hinckley Stack Luckesh.
The item lists a school satire on cabinet members formed from initials and quotes several past events. It mentions the Lyceum number by Thos. J. Keldam Entertainment Co and upcoming programs including a crayon lecture by Barclay the cartoonist. Community efforts and staff notices are included.
A report from Maquoketa notes a successful American Legion dance with receipts over $100 and room rentals for club use. Local editors and residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berkeley, were seen in town. Others announce an Edvidge Wallin lecture at Harmony hall on March 4 and various social visits.
Sunday morning reports Phillip Reeder died at 2 20 AM after hospitalization at Mercy hospital in Vinton List. Mrs Reeder preceded him in death nearly three months ago. The town noted the sorrowful mood and a Saturday evening gathering at The Simon Wah with Mrs and Mr RF see honored by two purs.
A long list of gatherings fills a weekend in Andrew as neighbors hosted parties and suppers for birthdays and farewells. The entries note celebrations at Keeney and Gnade homes, an oyster supper for the Andrew Orchestra, and visits by Nettie Peters and Miss Bertha Everett.
Delmar and vicinity begin the usual first of March shiftings of homes. By next week residents will learn where others are located. Mrs. G B Brown and children visited relatives in Davenport, with Mr Brown accompanying the family to Davenport and returning home in the evening. Mrs. A L Jorgensen and daughter Leila spent last Saturday shopping in Davenport.
A couple marked a quarter century milestone with a well planned Surprise celebration. The evening featured stalwart reminiscences music and games. The New Century Club and guests will host Mrs and Mr E G Franklin next Friday honoring Mr and Mrs Perry L Swearingen of Oregon.
Expert advises motorists to check lubrication and clear grease paths on delivery. Inspect bearings at each point, ensure alignment and cleanliness, and watch for those under greatest strain. If car had severe shock, inspect bearings to prevent trouble. modern bearings are highly precise.
The Iowa Supreme Court held that government securities owned by banks are not exempt from taxation. The Des Moines National Bank case advances city and state tax recovery, with Des Moines estimated to gain about 200000 in city taxes and millions for the state. Judge Guthrie previously upheld the bank's exemption challenge, but Justice Evans reversed to support the city's position.
The note warns against driving in low gear to avoid stressing the transmission and differential. It suggests tying the idle wheel and using a lif pulley or a 10- ist pulley. A reader proposes mounting a shaft under the Miata with two pulleys and a belt drive to the rear wheels as an alternative.
Ray Tracy, Willard Service Station Dealer, warns that owners should inspect wiring on cars two to three times to avoid trouble. He notes loose connections and over-tightened nuts can cause wires to whip and fail, with undercharged batteries sometimes blamed on neglect or other issues.
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