Local Notes and Updates From Maquoketa Area
Community news from Maquoketa recalls visitors and relocations including Dr. Carson’s passing last Wednesday at home. Wm. OMedia spent a week with relatives in Canira while Mrs Sidle hosted a March gathering at her home with friends enjoying songs and fortunes. Local business moves include Dr Merl’s stock transfer to a new Rasmussen garage building and area editorials by Pep staff members.
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King Pictures
Cedar Ra
T. Jaesigen
Maquoketa
Davis
Ushter
Vale
Thor
James’r. Bavry
Fara Deimar
Wm. Omedia
Canira
W. Coverdale
Jinfant
Carson
Side
Sidle
Hos
Blir
Bey Star
Ick
Momwinke
Nellie Schumacher
Ogarita Loz
An Steen
Wand Barnes
Mel Wasgener
Ange Watus
Macomber
Olin
Siphal
Rasmussen
Delmar
Subue
Ihe Jackson Sentinel
Cassin
Pailermnon
E. le Yo
Ames
G. Spencer
Hurst Styre
Esty
Maqinketa
Geo. Sidle
Reo Persle
Lanipoe
Silay
Mather
Saenit
Sc West
Vistunie
Local notices and obituaries from a 1900s Iowa paper
A garbled local page reports Dr. Walsh offering medical claims and four day steam methods with guarantees and office hours in Davenport Iowa. It also mentions a Mrs Ernest Tinkin and a memorial service for Monta, with scattered lines about a funeral at a home and a mother’s love.
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Walsh
Welsh
West Third Street
McCullough
Ballou
Dayport
Iowa
Bahotte
Ernest Tinkin
Ding
Fay
Here Monta
Scott
Local Ladies Attend Regular Session At Mrs Mehrenkerl Home
A regular meeting of the all group met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Jd. H. Mehrenkerl. The discussion centered on a project titled “T’aohy” with Jane Grey providing insights. Refreshments followed, with Mrs. Ed Grail Davenport and Mrs. Elaabeth Tehben among honored guests. Next meeting planned for the seventh. Sunday guest Mrs. Hermad Engle attended.
Soldier Boy Row Cooties Hold In War Message
The message warns of rats on battlefronts in Europe spreading vermin and disease. It urges preventive steps to protect homes from cats carrying illness and promotes RAT SNAP in three sizes, 25c and Str. $1.00.
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Larope
First Gun of the Civil War on the Star of the West
The Star of the West was sent from New York on January 9 1861 to supply Fort Sumter in Charleston harbor. On reaching Charleston it was fired upon by Confederate batteries and forced to retreat, marking the first gunfire of the Civil War.
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Star of the West
New York
Fort Sumter
Chatleston
Crown Ad
The Dog State Arctic Dogs in United States Service
Fragmentary text describes arctic dogs and dog teams tied to the United States government. Significant names places or dates are unreadable. The passage hints at dogs used in service, though exact roles or events are unclear.
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A Rats
Fife
Mali
United Smite Goverment
Richest Territory mining district narrative
The report highlights a mining region described as the richest territory with engineers noting vast output. It asserts the district yields working quantities of nearly every mineral product, implying broad mineral diversity and significant activity.
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Sitory
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Standard Oil Company
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Andrew Ai A
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Andrew
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Atithe
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Concord
Golden Wyardette
Rock Island Gang
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John Deeere
Dale Stevenson
Matt Pinter
E. Sock
S. Clers
Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Store Co
Census Bureau
Kemp's
Coucn Zanteed
Suat
Oxford Junction
Rachels
Louisa
Eliza
Gloster
Rose of
Kulhavy, JR
Nenemdian Neem
TH. A
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Theo. Martin
F Boling
Cierk, L. F. Zetier
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