American Legion Celebrates Armistice Day Festivities
Armistice Day observations featured an American Legion parade down Main Street led by colors, band, G A R, and schools, with Rev J J Kidder delivering a tribute to World War I veterans. The evening included boxing exhibitions by local fighters, a post event address by Dr A E Bowen, and a closing note on Legion hopes as a growing organization.
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Aemrican Legion
Dein’s
Main Street
American Legion
Main and
Platt Street
J. J. Kidderarshich
Air Wars
National Air
Legion
F. E. Thomas
George Reid
George Fryer
Rock Island
Lnm
Gore
Creek
Shorty. Williamson
Aanee Reinheimer
Style Shop
Shorty
Reinheimer
Time Keepers Watch
Tigh
Thore
Wiliamson
Daswell
A. el Bowen
Springbrook Couple Wed In St Peter and Pauls Mass
Springbrook residents John A. Kloff and Mary Dorothy Jacobs were married at St Peter and Pauls church in a 9 30 a m ceremony officiated by Rev William Knupstein. Miss Carrie Riott was bridesmaid and Herman Jacobs best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on the bride’s family farm near Bellevue after February 1920.
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St Peter and Paul's Church
Springbrook
William Knupstein
John A. Kloff
Mary Dorothy Jacobs
Carrie Riott
Herman Jacobs
Mutt Jacobs
Springbrock
Mickoff
Joseph Schafer
Bellevue
Bellevue Herald
Silent Mora at Pastime Theatre Delights with Magic
The lecture course featured a magic entertainment titled Silent Mora at the Pastime theatre on Wednesday evening. The professor performed feats in Chinese costume with numerous tricks inspired by Oriental conjurers. Mora returned for the latter portion in evening attire, completing an engaging program. The next number is scheduled for December seventh.
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Mora
Building Changes Hands in MoS Ropad Purchase
MoS Ropad bought from the urst estate the brick building north of the Hurst hotel now occupied by Round Bros as garage and auto repair shop. Sentinel reports events include Armistice Day planning, local club updates, and Legion membership growth as a community journal notes residents visiting relatives and business notices.
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Mos. Ropad
Urst
Round Bros
Shora
Doughnut Blockade At Federal Bakery Draws Crowds
A Dubuque Daily Leader item notes a large crowd at the Federal Bakery on Main Street watching two bakers operate the Megson Depositor. The sanitary machine bakes doughnuts from premium flour and butter using pure lard, with 800 dozen made and sold last Saturday. The 7,200 doughnuts would fill about 15 bushel baskets.
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Daily Leader
Dubuque
Hugh Lovelee
Federal Bakery
Main Street
Megson Depositor
Federal
Will Be Stil Higher Harry Geisler Sees Market Upturn
Goods for next spring rise in price as eastern markets show high rates. Clothing manufacturers allot production, pushing supplies to the limit. Geisler predicts prices will be ten dollars higher for lute spring while buyers monitor scarce goods and expanding costs. Local society notes include travels relatives and club meetings across Maquoketa and nearby towns with social visits and court terms scheduled.
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Harry Ceisler
Daily Jottings of Davenport Social Scene Fragments
Cloudy days and social visits fill Davenport notes with Miss Alice Clark hosting a high school girls club at home. Mrs. Lew Wickwire and Frank Trouk visit friends, while Mrs. J. R. Malley of Nashville spends time with sister Mrs. Gordon Kinsler. Bridge games, dinners, and club meetings showcase local families, Armistice Day reflections, and travel between Davenport and surrounding towns.
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Lawrence Graat
Waterloo
Maguo
S. W. Davis
Susanna
Stir Bowman
Chicago
Panl Myatt
Davenport
Harry Davis
Savainna
Will J. Johnson
Earl Farr
Audubon
J. P Beaver
Cloudy
Alice Clark
Lew Wickwire
Welton
Frank Trouk
J. RB. Malley
Nashville
Gordon Kinsler
M. Rice
Bridge
Rainie
Gale Buchner
Devenport
H. J. Penrose
H. (. Stane
J. E. Gooden
Jennie Bu
H. L. Emerson
Fing Art Club
Charlotte Joiner
H. M. Sheldon
GL. Mitchell
Ben. Jacobsen
Tursdat
AL Butterworth
Kensington Club
Chas. Anderson
James Pier
Pies
F. V. Johnson
Owen Frank
Ainge
Parl Myatt
Specia
Glen Rosa
France
Round
Torres Verseas
Wennesray
Hesiuss
W. R
Erate
Paul Holm
Center 1 Jet
Tyning
Dsiv Vinport
Pantino
St Sime
Maggie di Plavell
M. Rive
WB. Eaton
South Chain St
Igbr
Estey
Attescor
Ge Sill
Cgnd
Wowsrd Juear Peimas
Wach
Addie Wouderd
Wits
Bare Vor
Red Cegss Roll Call 1959 Parade Dates
Annual roll call from November 2 to 17, 1959 outlines Red Cegss participation and schedule. Includes events, participants, and venues across multiple days, highlighting ceremonies and community observances.
Lost Nation Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Henry Frahm visits Lost Nation for a Relativ Baldwit celebration and school events. Local residents plan musicales and visits with Davenport friends. Leon Bristol, Roy Carson, and the Fird Pain family are noted among others. A banquet at the D C O K and a wintering in Alabama are mentioned amid community gossip and travel updates.
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Henry Frahm
Financial Report of Jackson County Fair Association 1919
Financial report compiled at close of business September 1919 for the Jackson County Fair Association shows cash on hand from last report, receipts from entrance fees, rental income, and premiums. Total revenue and expenses are listed with a grand total for fair stock and assets, reflecting the association's financial position at period end.
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Jackson County Fair Association
Guneessie
Not Registering Stack a Great Mistake
A county traveler notes cattle pedigrees and stock values degraded by lax registration. He urges organized efforts next year to verify stock to prove true gushed value, while farmers push for printed paper samples and support for The Sentinel.
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Bland
Jaye
Memorial Union seeks million dollar campaign for student soldiers
Major Lambert leads a drive at the Iowa State University to raise $1,000,000 for a memorial building honoring students and graduates who served in World War I, the Spanish American War, and the Civil War era. He recalls wartime service in France with the First Army, supervising road and bridge construction under fire while bivouacked near Verdun.
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Fragt St
Simieressan
Lambart
Mowth
Own Memorial Union
State University
Tthe State University
Leheny
Artille
Lambert
France
First Army
Merrow
Belleville
Moselle
Verdun
Meuse
Wiles
Tho
Renmorety Hospital
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