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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
2
The Chief Justice will be laid to rest with private funeral services at St Mathews Catholic church at 10:09 oclock Saturday morning attended by President Harding cabinet members and Congress officials. The burial will be private in a local cemetery.
The text presents a creed affirming belief in the United States as a democracy and republic, stressing government by consent, liberty, equality, and duty to country. It notes assistance from Bill Gibson and Carl Jessen in semibleting 112 acres of corn, implying agricultural activity accompanying the civic reflection.
A patchwork of local items from May 1885 covers trials and acquittals, railway, street, and water works developments, new bands, a dog killed by a car, business openings, farming notes, school books, and the Preston Telephone cable project, with mentions of Decora tion Day and community happenings in Anamosa.
Optimistic note reports relief for Maaqueheta residents suffering pain and urinary issues after trying Hean's remedy. Testimonial claims back pain improved and vitality returned. The writing invites others to seek the same treatment and urges trust in the product.
A straw stack on the Alfred Mohr farm near Buckeye burned Sunday afternoon. Neighbors acted quickly to save the house and outbuildings, with the flames threatening the property before the fire was controlled. No injuries reported.
Nathan Harned of 621 SN St Nw Washington writes that kidney trouble once plagued him for years until Foley Kidney Pills provided relief. He reports feeling well now and expresses deep gratitude, noting the treatment acts quickly and is effective everywhere.
The narrator overhears a local restaurant patron and owner arguing over meal pricing amid falling meat costs. The restaurant man laments high hog and bacon prices paid to a large packing firm, noting a dill ship ment of meat at 27 cents per pound, and accuses packers of profiteering as beef prices drop.
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