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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
6
A fragmented report describes a meeting between two people talking of a walk with a mother and a proposed war like that. It notes a curious copper throne allegedly given by Queen Victoria to an Aghanti chieftain and found far from human habitation on the Tasson coast near the Gahkt Colony in Africa.
Readable fragments suggest nocturnal lines with names like Rene Yi and Nightingale. The text mentions listening and singing away and keeping something within range at a given hour. Ambiguity limits confident identification of full event or author.
A fragmentary report notes an early scientist Isis examining a mummy from the second dynasty BC, with remains immunified and bones clearly visible. A ting on the third finger is mentioned, indicating a notable forensic detail from the examination.
The 1920 presidential election marked a sweeping Republican victory and the new era of women voting. The piece argues suffrage improved judgment and policy, noting home fidelity and daily life as evidence of societal steadiness. It calls for acceptance or rejection of the view on women’s political voice. Local notices recount visits, illnesses, and travel of residents including Mrs. Allison, Miss Waters, and others, with community updates on health and schooling.
Mrs. Beakmann revisits Delmar for the first time since marriage, greeted warmly by friends. A Sister Angela music recital is set for St Patrick's Hall next Friday at 7 o'clock with door admission of 3 cents. Dr Mel Wagoner of Cedar Rapids visited Delmar briefly. Presbyterian Aid Society served chicken dinner and meals on election day, raising about eighty dollars. Scheib Son sold their grocery business to F Z Vaká with possession due June 1, 1920. Mr. and Mrs. Donley visited Mercy Hospital in Clinton to cheer their daughter-in-law, baby Norman Scheib accompanying them. New Century Club met at Mrs. Fletcher's. charter member Mrs. Sellers of San Jose was guest. next meeting hosted by Mrs. Harrison. W B Rossiter of New Madrid visits family. Harvey Hill and Mrs. Hill from Silvis also visit. Delmar folks congratulate Inga Marie Hansen on her marriage to William Yardem, near Monmouth, Iowa. Miss McCall of Ogden Tow is visiting her sister Mrs. E S McCall. Mrs. Elfen O’Meara visits daughter Mrs. Rosa Burke in Clinton. Scheib family member in town over Sunday. Mickleburg, mother of Mrs. Gus Schmidt, dies near Bleidorn. funeral Tuesday at Grand Mound.
Advertising copy warns constipation harms health and digestion. It promotes Foley Cath artic Tablets as pure in action to banish biliousness headache and sour stomach. The ad urges taking one at night and promises relief by morning with distribution claims.
Jackson County Iowa sale notice invites bids for parcels of about 1900 acres in South Fork and 1500 acres in Washington and Iowa townships. Lands split into parcels, view plats at Hurstville office or Maquoketa law offices. Bids due by November 17, 1920 with five percent certified check, balance Feb 1 1921 or two thirds financed two years at six percent. Right to reject bids reserved. John Campbell, Referee Maquoketa Iowa
In a Wilcroft tea room Elsie Heath overhears patrons discussing her life. Richard Ferris’s long absence and declared love surface. After following a trail of hints and a vow to move on, she sees renewed resolve and silent strength as she guides her stenography business and its four workers toward a calmer, hopeful future.
In a Monday morning incident in front of the Times office a large meter clock from Mann Jewelry Store was hoisted on a fog rope atop a flag pole. The rope snapped and the clock crashed to the ground weighing about 50 pounds, narrowly missing city marshal Abe Bradley and triggering remarks about mayoral duties.
A strong Maquoketa basketball quintet stands ready to meet any team anywhere. Observers saw snappy floor work at a recent practice, signaling high confidence and speed.
A dubious proposal suggests taking fingerprints from infants in Anven for identity and crime tracing. Critics warn of ethics and policy violations while supporters claim it could aid future investigations and prevent fraud.
The square Bolton paper bar has long been in universal use for fifty years, credited to Miss Magic Knight of Holyoke Massachusetts as its inventor.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Chinese craftsmanship in chinaware with references to Shan shi and a willow tree. The readability is limited and names or dates are unclear, but the text hints at appreciation of decorative ware and cultural imagery.
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