Prominent Lost Nation Citizen Dies Sudden
C Hanson proprietor of the local grocery store in Lost Nation died suddenly at about age 62 while serving a customer. He is survived by two daughters and two sons. In a separate note, Frank Kramer 11, son of Mr and Mrs Chas Kramer, was accidentally shot in the back while squirrel hunting. The bullet passed through the kidneys and lodged in the abdomen wall. He was taken to Mercy Hospital Clinton for X rays and medical care. doctors could not extract the bullets. Frank is reported to be recovering as well as can be expected.
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Citzen
Lost Nation
C. Hanson
Frank
Chas. Kramer
Ares
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Maiden Flight Opens Brierly’s Season Giant Plane Soars Over City
Brierly’s large airplane completes its maiden trip of the season, giving a dizzying view of the city and surroundings. After weeks of overhaul and repair, the craft appears well prepared and impressively agile. Déran hopes Maquoketa soon finds a landing field to welcome aviators from distant points.
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Brierly Airplane
Brierly
Auto Mishap Injures Gregory Family Near Town
A noon auto accident on a road near the south town route to Maquoketa left Truman Gregory uninjured while his mother Mrs Nancy Gregory suffered severe head bruises. They were transported to town for surgical care with condition described as quite comfortable but serious concerns remained.
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Truman Gregory
Nancy Gregory
Maquoketa
Memorial Day Plans From Local Veterans Groups
Special Notice calls W R C members to meet Saturday May 29 at 1 PM to weave wreaths for soldiers graves and aid in Memorial Day march practice. Veterans of Spanish American War and World War to hold services Sunday May 30 at Congregational Church. WAC president Mae Lockwood to present silk flag to American Legion. WAC members asked to bake pies for Soldier Boys Ranch on Memorial Day at Stone Building, bring pies to Pratt Street entrance with labels. Flowers donated by members to GA. By FallMonday.
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W. RC
GA. R
Mae Lockwood
W. A. C. Ainst
Dollie Patterson
American Legion
Soldier Boys
Stone Building
Pratt St
G. A
Eight Templars Call Meeting for Red Cross Degree
On Friday evening May 28 the Red Cross degree work will be conducted and all members are urged to be present. Report by B. C. Hubbell.
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Templars
Red Cross
B. Hubbell
B.C
Maquoketa Dairy Factory to resume cream receiving
The Maquoketa Condensed Milk Factory will be ready to receive cream on Wednesday May 26 and will pay 63 cents a pound for the week ending May 31. Several local residents and businesses are mentioned: Hamleys offers graduation photos. Alex Katsaros departed for Chicago. Miss Ogarita Klotz hosted a class Pic nic. Miss Leva Field closed her Newhall school and returned home. Wm and Th. McAlister and Mr. Pittsford visit from VicAllister Stores Co.. Mr and Mrs. Wen Goldsmith of Walters visit. Mrs. Geo Gibson and others traveled to Davenport.
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Maquoketa
Hamleys
Alex Katsaros
Montagmarca
Chicago
Royal
Ogarita Klotz
Detmar
South Min St
Pittsford
VicAllister Stores’ Company
Ort City
Wen. Goldsmith
Walters
Oklo
Ttes
Geo. Gibson
Gibson
Emil Anderson
Davenport
Sentinel Realty Company Expands Office Operations
Sentinel Realty proclaims expanded office rooms and services. Mr H Mealey and family arrived as residents, with Mr Mealey already listing properties and parties seeking city and farm homes. M J Howard of New York Life will be at the desk to greet policy holders and prospective clients.
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Sentinel Realty Company
Sentinel Realty
Sentinel
H. Mealey
Drr. Mealey
Mustey
Sentinel Company
Ark
M. J. Howard
New York
Sentinel Office
Memorial Day Invitation With Community Welcome
A cordial invitation extends to the people of the commani by Imenasy and draquakera to observe Memorial Day. Committees aim to entertain a large crowd and assure guests they are welcome with two days of enjoyment planned by pisttot ie organizations and the citizen ship in general.
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Imenasy
Draquakera
Pisttotie
Pitonud
State Fair Attendance Seeks Reduced Railroad Rates
State fair attendees will receive reduced railroad rates for travel within the Western Passenger Association territory. For trips made before September 2, rates of five and a half will apply from all points within the state during the August 24 to September period.
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Western Passenger Association
DeWitt Mail Carter Dies at Town City Fridge
DeWitt rural mail carrier Carter DeWitt age 52 died after an operation for a coma illness. The funeral was held Sunday. Mrs. L. B. Carson and son returned from Excelsior Springs and Chicago visit. Miss Ines Banghart of New York arrived to visit Frink Banghart, Zammly, and sister Mrs RL Grant of Omaha.
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Riley Bird
DeWitt
Town City
Sicoma
Storm Sweeps Iowa Towns Causing Four Million Damage
A damaging storm crossed parts of Iowa on a recent day bringing high winds and heavy rain. Crops suffered the main loss while rain and communication lines were hit. The Cedar Rapids to Waterloo corridor faced the worst, described as a cloudburst. One person was killed and ten injured at Castle Rock Minnesota. Locally crops were damaged prompting replanting efforts.
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Ine Weriffie Ram Stamn
Saeurday
Dama
Towa
Tewa
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Jeyeline
Castle Rock
Minn
Des Moines College Graduation List Highlights Local Grads
Miss Esther Suthers of Des Moines and Arthur Greenwalds of Nashville appear on the graduation list. Suthers completes Home Economics and Greenwalds finishes Liberal Arts. Groenwaldt serves as Editor in Chief of the College annual. Graduation scheduled for June 2.
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Dee Moines College
Esther Suthers
Arther Greenwelds
Nashville
Suthers
Arthur
AL F. S
Groenwaldt
Suthersalye
Jane
Bath Kol Chapter Special Meeting Called in Bath
A notice reports a special Bath Kol Chapter RB AL meeting set for Thursday evening May 27 with Deputy State Custodian presiding. All members are urged to attend. The item also records various local social mentions and minor incidents from Bath and Davenport.
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RA. Masons Thore
Bath Kol Chapter
Areu Red
Martensen
EL PL
Former Maquotela Gil Prominent in Cedar Rapids Civic Affairs
Cedar Rapids civic scene gains prominence as Grace Boston, a former Maquoketa girl, is elected vice president of the Business and Professional Women's Club while the group promotes its activities following its charter grant after a St. Louis convention.
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Maquotela Gil
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Ceder Rapids
Grace Boston
Maquoketa
Ambitious Maquoketaites Praise Miss Boston in Progress Circles
In Cedar Rapids wide circles, Miss Boston is hailed for rising prominence through progressive work. Maquoketaites note her girlhood roots in the community, school days, and social ties, expressing pride in her state wide honors and business and social achievements.
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Cedar Rapids
Boston
Tdder
Viseed
Graduate Nurse Edna Cundill Completes Mercy Hospital Course
Mise Cundill, now a two year nurse, finished a three year program at Mercy Hospital Davenport. She plans to return home after the case is completed for two visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Cundill.
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Mise
Edna Cundill
The
Mercy Hospitel
Davenport
Mise Cundill
Oma Cage
Will Cundill
Mrs Mary Trout Godfrey Sells Home on Matteson Avenue
Mrs Godfrey disposed of her corner property at Matteson Avenue and Low Cost Streets to Ring for 4250 dollars. Possession soon and plans to depart for Colorado. Ring is linked to Maquaketa Trent and Metal Company.
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Rive
Godfrey
Mary Trout Godfrey
Matteson Ave
Ring
Colorado
Maqusketa Tren and Metal Company
Nissen Family Departs After Storm Damage in Chetona Minn
Mr and Mrs Nissen left Monday afternoon for the storm swept Chetona district after their son Voke Nissen sent word that four exclone had wreaked havoc destroying houses and buildings in the area.
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Cne Distrit
Chris Nissen
Voke Nissen
Chetona
Minn
Pageant and Carnival at Euroline School Friday evening
A pageant and a carnival are planned at Euroline school on Friday evening June ath with the pageant starting at six o clock sharp. Attendance urged. reminders mention Bess Fritze and Jennie Stowers as teachers involved. Also note sale or rent of a goat for FoxI Tere’s a good rent or leg for some taxis. Realty listings and local notices about residents moving or buying homes in Davenport. Elmer Miter and family relocate to a newly purchased acre farm cast northeast of town. Ringenberg of Iowa Electric Co. moves into Miller residence on Otte street.
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Euroline
Soclock Sharp
Bess Fritze
Jennie Stowers
Misa Mary
Davenport
Elmer Miter
Tour
Ringenberg
Iowa Electric Co
Miller
Otte Street
Becker Advances City Hospital Plan in Third Ward
ANNA Becker purchases the Riggs property in the Third Ward and will convert it into City Hospital. The existing Becker Home will be renamed Becker Home, an ideal residence for those seeking a happy home and care.
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Jarl
Anna Becker
Narrow Escape on Woods Road After Picnic Collision
Seven Junior boys and girls narrowly escaped injury when a car blinded by lights drifted off a bridge embankment near Lost Nation on the way home from a junior picnic. The car was wrecked but all occupants escaped serious harm.
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Anto
Lost Nation
Winklewads and local goings on in Maquoketa
A jumble of village anecdotes and reflections spans from a Dubuque architect’s fortunes to Congress critics and a comic road dispute near Tron Hill. It notes social tidbits about neighbors, a nurse joke, busy mornings, and various Davenport and Maquoketa travels with arrivals, departures, and family visits.
Question Box Answers Mapped For Reader Curiosity
A local column explains primaries, how they select party delegates, and state control of election dates. It also covers electrical engineering study at Iowa State University, milk sale regulations in Maquoketa, and mason work terms. Additional Q and A address a legal issue, a view on American greatness, a historic execution, and cyclone victims in Clinton County.
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The
Sentinel
Lana
Iowa
Extension Department
Iowa State University
Gersongs
F. B.S
America
Jackson County
Jotesph Jackson
Andrew
Nenophen Perkins
JW. Bilis
Clinton County
Delmar Reader
Wm. Griemo
Adam Hildebrandt
Sorren Clemmensen
Obadiah Allison
Maggie Maloney
Jay Breen
Martin Hynes
Frances So Jan
Charles Flory
Chile
Dren
Maquoketa Pair Wed in Bellevue Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Rosella Meier of Washington township and Everette B. Phillips of Maquoketa wed at St. Josephs parsonage in the city with Rev. AL Munternachotke officiating. The bride wore taupe satin and blue georgette, carried white roses, and will reside in Maquoketa after a brief honeymoon.
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Everette Phillips
Sam
Bellevue
AL Munternachotke
Alfred Dickman
Laura Norpel
Louis Meier
Washington Township
O HL Philips
Maquoketa
Dubuque
Davenport
Mequokera
Sentinel
President Carranza Murder Shocks Mexican Republic
Rumors say Carranza and his cabinet were killed as rebel leaders seized control of the Mexican capital. Reported details describe executions and fear of harsh punishment for survivors, signaling a volatile shift in governance and ongoing vigilante violence in the south.
Coldest April in 45 Years Records Stand
Weather records from Dubuque show April as the coldest in 45 years with an exception in 17. The average temperature in April this year was 12.9 degrees, compared with 41 degrees last April. Highest 73, lowest 19. Thirteen were 16 days with measurable rainfall totaling 3.81 inches.
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St Dubuque
Apri
Removal Notice After Stanlurs May 29th
Removal notice states relocation to new quarters on the north side of West Piatt lies, with address move planned for May 29 and current location referenced, signed by Dr.
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Stanlurs
West Piatt Liies
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