Local Pendings Drink Lenox Crush and Other Notices
Local notices list for sale a 1920 Ford Touring car and a Nash purchase, plus ads for Lime and Orange Crush products. Community names include Watson Auto Company and Miss Kathleen Ely from Washington, D C, with deaths prompting travel notes about Mrs Mary Estey. There are memorial flower orders, church services, a fire loss at the Middleton home in Manchester, and injuries from a wood saw incident. A Corset ad promotes Spirella fittings at home or in a private setting by M. Pearl Correll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash. Watson Auto Company
Fred Raif
Elginil
Mary Estéy
Ali
John Kozak
Henry Mitchell
Quawa
Omaha
Kethleen Ely
Washinon
TD. C
Mary Estey
F. B. Ingalls
Chicago
Ingalls
New York State
Vis
Bob
Daughters of
Dr.Hanske
Ralph
Pearl Correll
North Olive Street
Piano Class organized by Helen Shoup in Maquoketa
Helen Shoup, a Eureka College music graduate and former music faculty member, will lead a ten week summer piano course in Maquoketa beginning June 14. Interest should call at the W. T. Lushbaugh residence, 207 West James Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shoup
Maquoketa
Eureka
Ill
W. T. Lushbaugh
W. James Street
Birth Announcement for Baby Boy in Seeberger Family
A fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Seeberger at their home on Route 2 on Monday morning May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Seeberger
Notice of Group 3 Meeting and Bank Closure at Clinton Ta
An account notes a second meeting of Group 3 at Clinton Ta. The Maquoketa banks will be closed Friday May 27, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Maquoketa
Maquoketa Beauty Shop Temporary Closure May June
Local notices report Maquoketa beauty shop closing for two weeks from May 25 to June 5. Other items note Ed Schoenthaler leading the U N O Club of Ebwood at cards, refreshment at midnight, Laurora Wherry facing hospitalization, Adam Hayes worsening after a stroke, Mrs Hegstrom visiting from Moline, Crane family travel plans and business changes, and a blind street performer offering old tunes for tips on the main street curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Leorora Wherry
N. P. Crane
Koenig. Cole
Chas. Crane
Niagam Street
Fei
Get a Vacation
The article urges taking a vacation from routine to refresh the mind and body. It contrasts city fatigue with country or camp solitude and city immersion, noting that exposure to unfamiliar environments stimulates new ideas and broadens perspective for sustained vigor.
Poppies For France Drive By Auxiliary Sale
The Poppies are available from the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion with proceeds aiding helpless children in devastated France. The sale offers poppies at 1 shilling each or 2 for 2 shillings, available at the Royal Confection or from any auxiliary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
France
Memorial Day Services Vetted By A W Drips Post
A W Drips Post No 74 G A R and W E C announce May 29 Memorial Day services at the Methodist church at 11 a m with a 10 o clock assembly at their hall. All war veterans invited. Frank Keeley and Fred Gurius serve as commander and adjutant. Mrs H D Hite of Chicago visits Davenport relatives. Mrs Henry Clausen and daughter visit Chas Peterson family. Dr George Ryan returns from Missouri and may treat in Lost Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
W. E.C
Henry Clausen
Maxine
Chas. Peterson
Doings of the Diamond Feature Farnsworth Franks Lineup
The diamond notes praise Farnsworth and Franks in the lineup and highlight strong pitching by Wood. Magouketa tallies five assists while Williamson fields unusually few put-outs for a first baseman, with Franks throwing out three baserunners and Carson striking out three times in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth
Franks
Magouketa
O. Franks
Basiis
Williamson
Joe
High appoints Doc Franks trainer for tense game
A speaker notes a coach nicknamed High appoints himself as trainer to Doc Franks and keeps him moving between positions in the second inning. The message emphasizes Oxford Junction and promises a real contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Franks
Doc
Farmer Should Raise His Eats Says Wallace
Secretary Wallace declares American farmers should grow more of their own table foods to offset rising transport costs. He urges diversification from specialized crops, promoting home production of potatoes, greens, fruits, dairy, and poultry to reduce reliance on freight and keep prices manageable for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Federal Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Harding
Departat of Agriculture
Fisials
Arden and Poultry Yard
Probate notice of last will in Jackson County Iowa
An instrument purporting to be the last will of W H Palmer of Jackson County Iowa was opened for probate with hearing set for June 7 1931 in Maquoketa. Eugene Mor clerk of the district court Ely and Gregor attorneys represent the estate. Also mentions a motor trip by Mrs Elte Hinckles and two daughters to Chicago for the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Palmer
Jackson County
Towa
Maquoketa. In
May Loth
Eugene Mor
Ely & Gregor
Elte. Hinckles
Eleanor Matthias
Chicago
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Staack & Luckies
Hamley
Jennie Sanborn
Arthur
Los Angeles
Harry Organ
H.R. Krampis
Piper City
Kruse
Sam Phelps
Princeton
Amt
C. D. Baldwin
The
Cascade Pioneer
Legion and the
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Seth
W. W. Ogden
Job Suthers
Woman's Auxiliary
Sioux City
Saturda Mornin
James Campbell
Maxwell
Butterworth Boot Shop
Durham
Hansen Produce CO
Anie
IH1
Kanaahan
Prop
Iowa
H. D. Hite
W. J. Matthias
Hite
Hamely Studio
Seth Beckwith
Doris Beckwith
Davenport
Walter Brown
George Ryan
Missoura
Mont
Northern Pacific Hospital
Ryan
Lost Nation
Sentinel
Main “Nasby
Prep Wray
Harry Campbell
Chris Werner
Fred Bradley
NASBY
Faxnaworth
Carson
Sdoc
Bill” Crossan
Baldwin
Humanity
Staack & Luckiesh Drag Store
Harrison
Oxford Junction
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