Gruesome Body Found Near Bellevue by Railroad Tracks
A man aged 35 to 40, about 5'10" and 164 pounds, was found dead face down beside the river and railroad near Bellevue. A Colt automatic revolver clasped in his right hand, bullet through the head, suggests possible self harm or homicide. Local residents notified Dr. Dennison. investigation ongoing with unidentified identity and potential burial at North Cemetery if not claimed.
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Herman Custer
Louis Efferding Plate
Bellevue
Fale
Scientific American
Colt
O Sly
Kemp Tor
Elatives
Missionary Convention Draws Delegates From Iowa Towns
Women’s Home Missionary convention held in Menannist couren wondly on Tuesday with over thirty delegates from Janesville Waverly Dike Wyoming Des Moines Davenport Mt. Vernon Anamosa Springville Center Junction Tipton Dewitt Elwood. Dinner served in the church dining room to visiting ladies.
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Janesville
Waverly
Dike
Wyoming
Dea Moines
Davenport
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Anamosa
Springville
Center Junction
Tipton
Dewitt
Elwood
Businessman Weds Bertha Hearmaan in New Wing Wedding
Prominent business man Harry Geisler married Miss Bertha Hearmaan in a ceremony at Ginton Ts. After a wedding trip to Washington and New York they will reside on West Pleasant Street.
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Harry Geisler
Bertha Hearmaan
Hich Neuen Wid
Ginton
Washington
New York
Rebekah There whs te initiation on next Tuesday evening
Rebekah There hosts initiation next Tuesday at 7 20 PM inviting all members to attend. Also advertised is the World’s famous original Brown Saxophone Six at Pastime Theatre on November 15 with BS I.
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Rebekah
Pastime Theatre
Ten Years in Overalls Leader of Westinghouse Air Brake
A. L. Humphrey, head of Westinghouse Air Brake interests in Pittsburgh, rose from a Maquoketa farm to become a leading industrial figure. He chairs or presides over multiple companies, serves on major boards, and is active in banking and clubs, his success rooted in decisive action and organizational skill.
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Westinghouse
A. L. Humphrey
Maquok
Great Westinghouse Airbrake
Pittsboroh
Humphrey
Maquoketa
Jenny Field
Westinghouse Air Brake
Pittsburgh Chamber of Cammerce
Duquesne Club
Wendel Dies After Heart Failure While On Duty
William A Wendel was born to Charles and wife on a Maquoketa area farm about 48 years ago. He worked as a motorman in Rock Island then St Joseph and served 17 years with the Street Railway Company. A peacemaker and union leader he promoted saving and owning a home. He fell ill during a flu bout but returned to work until a heart failure at six o clock. he leaves a wife and seven children and is remembered as a long time reader and friend. Funeral services were held at home with interment in St Joseph cemetery. The Sentinel extends sympathy to the family.
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William A. Wendel
Charles Wendel
Maquoketa
Jeter
Uie
Rock Island
Street Railway Company
St. Joseph
Cecil Wendel
Delmar
Ramens Bowman
Albert
Harold
Francis
Anna
Charles
D. S. Wendel
Elwood
Dell Reynolds
Delmer
Cave Edward Chicago
Emma Parker
Clinton
H. Edward Wendel
George
Funers
St Joseph Cemetery
the Sentinel
Veterans Honored At Women’s Relief Corps Meeting
At a regular Women’s Relief Corps session in Maquoketa Mrs Minnie Miller presented a large flag to A N S Post No 74. Miss Sue Browning praised the corps for its activity and noted national support of the W R C. The inspector urged continued service as members enjoyed a six o’clock supper with post guests.
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Ie Women's Relief Corps
Minnie Miller
Keeley
Sue Browning
Miss Browning
Maquoketa
Gordon
Wyoming
Miller veraus reskowitz speeding case in mayor court
The Miller case involving Tes kowitz charged with speeding was heard by Mayor Swift on Tuesday. The defendant pleaded not guilty though witnesses said he exceeded the limit when his car collided with the Miller vehicle last Thursday evening. The mayor fined ten dollars and the defendant may appeal to the district court.
Maquoketa Milk Sale Ordinance Passed June 15 1921
Ordinance No 60 regulates sale and distribution of milk in Maquoketa requiring tuberculin tests by an accredited veterinarian inspection of dairy barns and utensils and that milk cream and other dairy products in containers under five gallons be bottled and delivered in original containers. The ordinance becomes effective as provided.
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Maquoketa
Relief Corps Meeting and Silk Flag Presentation
Mrs Sue Browning of Muscatine attended the Women s Relief Corps meeting and inspected the order. In the evening the Grand Army of the Republic was presented with a silk flag by W R G Waite in our city. Hugo Rieps underwent tonsil removal at Guy Memorial Hospital and is recovering.
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Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Sue Browning
Muscatine
Tie
Grand Army of the Republic
Halloween Party News and Local Social Highlights
Daily Jottings recounts Halloween gatherings and social visits from Friday to Wednesday. Vera Dilley’s 12th birthday celebration featured 12 friends, orange and black decor, and popcorn. Numerous hostesses and clubs across Davenport and nearby towns hosted showers, dinners, bridge, and games at homes like Hurstville, Dixon, and Davvenport, with parties, gifts, and midnights.
Maquoketa Man Wins Fame as Composer
Mr and Mrs Edward Horne gain recognition as composers with Mr Hornes affiliation to Edison Company producing Edisonolas at Des Moines. His foxtrot Lindy Sue with lyrics by Mrs Horne is popular, and the Oko Loji Waltz has also been a hit. Leading orchestras have added both works to their repertoire.
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Edward
Horne
Edison Company
Dies Moines
Kiwanis Club Holds Regular Meeting Yesterday
Kiwanis members gathered yesterday at the First National Bank building community room for a luncheon. O H Cuddy described Kentucky racing tracks and famous steeds while Attorney Walsh of Davenport was absent due to a partner’s illness. G O Morse presided, five guests attended, and Bob the Florist won the attendance prize.
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Weemy
First National Bank
Attorney Walsh
Davenport
O. H. Cuddy
Kentucky
G. 0. Morse
Leese
Aurora
Ill
Bob
Farmers form plan for grain and livestock marketing
At a meeting in Fairfield on October 28, about 23 members of the Jews Farmers' Union of the First Congressional District of Iowa endorsed a plan to create an efficient marketing system owned and controlled by farmers. They support the Equity Co operative Exchange and its marketing network, including a Chicago terminus elevator and a cooperative livestock selling agency on the Chicago market.
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Jews Farmers’ Union
Iowa
Fanfield
Fairfield
Equity Co-operative Exchange
United States
Chicago
Equity Cooperative Exchange
Farmers’ Cooperative Livestock Selling Agency
Farmers’ Faree
Local Social Notes Highlight Gentle Evening Visits
Residents report a quiet evening with the Bridge Club and Recreation Club meeting with Mrs Riley Edwards and Mrs Emmett V Hill. Mrs Fred Meinhardt hosts a small gathering. Mrs George Cooper and Mrs Myra Ringlep visit. Cedar Rapids visitor Ratves Diey enjoys a city tour. L Woods duo travel to Elwood. Gertrude Ross and A H Staver celebrate a surprise luncheon with former friends.
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Bridge Club
Riley Edwards
Emmett V Hill
E. A. Phillipe
M. BE. Ciut
Fred Meinhardt
Fred Gurius
George Cooper
Myra Ringlep
Ratves Diey
Cedar Rapids
Martin Wins Lyons Girl as Bride in Simple Nuptials
Jack Martin, known for his hearty greeting, wed Catherine Cahill of Lyons after a trip to Denver with a train escort missing at departure. The nurse-bride brings poised charm, and the couple plan to settle at the Martin farm after a honeymoon with brother Edward.
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Martin
Lyons
Jack
Catherine Cahill
Thai City
Denver
Edward
Martin Farm
Thanksgiving Proclaimed By the President
President Harding proclaims Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 24 urging gratitude for divine favor and peace. The call emphasizes devotion, humility, and a pledge to serve as instruments of providence while thanking God for restored relations and opportunity in a postwar era.
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Harding Night
Owen Justice
Freight Costs Cut on Grain and Hay Shipments
Interstate Commerce Commission orders reductions in freight charges for grain and hay. The policy halves rates on certain carloads, saving farmers about 320 per carload according to ER change president J. S. Arderson. The exact impact on shipment volumes remains unclear.
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Arderson
Maquoketa Ball Team Plays Verd ict Game in Dewits Wudgestay
The Maquoketa team traveled to Dewits Wudgestay to face the Dewitters in a verdict game. A standout, Josh Froe7, reportedly fought from Evansville Indiana for an extended stay with his parents Mr and Mrs James Campbell.
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Maquoketa H Sthoni
Dewits Wudgestay
Dewitters
Spain
Josh
Evansvilly
Indy
James Campball
Hove on Foot to Unite Town and Countryside
A nationwide movement spearheaded by Community Service aims to unite rural and urban communities through civic improvement programs. The plan emphasizes individual home town acts, training local volunteer leadership via community institutes, and opening neighborhood centers to foster collaboration among all residents and farm communities through recreation and cultural activities.
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Des Moines
Homme Town
Community Service
Xutral
Reception for Evangelists Prepares Baptist Revival
Prayer meeting and informal reception for Evangelists and his wife held over past two weeks. Members and friends invited to meet the Evangelists before revival begins. Choir to sing three selections from the church songbook. Light refreshments served after prayer. Community welcome regardless of church membership.
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Baptist Church
United Prayer
Tui
Mara Faculty Attend Convention in Des Reines
Ruth Garnes and Edith John Foam lead Mara faculty members as they attend the Teachers' convention in Des Reines. The event highlights professional exchange and education practices among local educators.
Bazaar and Dinner at Kemmmen Church Bazaar
Ladies of the Kemmmen church host a bazaar and dinner at No 3 Ede Nests, featuring community funds and varied homemade goods. Proceeds support church activities and local services.
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Kemmmen
Play and Bex Social Event Notes
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Alene Coverdale
Teaver
Tall Mobinees of the Ex to Des Moines on business
A group identified as Tall Mobinees of the Ex planned travel to Des Moines for business. The fragmentary notice notes their arrival and intended engagement but lacks full details on dates or purposes.
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Busines
Alengure
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