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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1920

Page

4

Armistice Day Observance Draws Community Effort

Armistice Day events organized by the American Legion and local groups marked the second anniversary of the armistice. Despite bad roads and weather, townspeople joined parades, a band concert, and a basketball game where Maquoketa defeated Moline 44 to 29. A Day program included speeches by Dr. Frank Gale, band and drum corps performances, meals by the Auxiliary and W.A., student fund raising, and a dance lasting late, all described as a social and financial success for the Legion.

American Legion Moyle America Auxiliary W.A Galuska Band Frank Gale Davenport Europe Orpheum Maquoketa Legion Fund Joel Post

A Famous American Roger Hobson Addresses Prosperity

Roger Hobson calls prosperity high and sustained by thrift and religion. He warns that excess and extravagance fuel downturns, urges continued church support, and notes church as source of inspiration. First Methodist Church, Rev Elgin Brougis, promotes schedule and sermon topics. Art Glass Memorial Windows progress celebrated by Aid Society.

Roger Hobson America Mipetings B. Y Elgin Brougis Aid Society Beautindd

American Legion Maquine Maquoketa Basketball Clash

The Maquoketa American Legion basketball game against Maline featured fast play and crowd enthusiasm. Bowmen and Carson led Maquoketa with notable scores as Saucer, Hedlund, and Olson guarded well. final tallies showed Maquoketa 44, Maline 29 with strong defense and teamwork highlighted by captains Saucer and Wray.

Tor Eick Maquoketa American Legion Maline Bowman Carson Brinker Cj Ryan Ray Saucer Holmes Arvidson Swenson Hedlund Olson Carol Phillips Olympic Shorty Catson Saucer Iseal Harry Wray Bember Atlas Moline Shorty Snorty Ryan Maquoketh

Enduring Robes of Wasteful Prosperity in 1920s Politics

The piece argues that Democratic spending during and after the war was a self-serving extravagance benefiting all classes. It claims most money stayed domestic, boosted workers and tradespeople, and hints at a political landslide in 1924 against the party blamed for prosperity under its oversight.

Yeu United States

What An Ad Will Do in Zwingle Iowa 1920

A 1920 letter from T. Foley of Zwingle Iowa encloses a 190 payment for apple local balance. The writer praises results and notes plans to organize a Community Club in Maquoke Lam, citing visitors from across the country who came to view the building and learn how it was executed. The secretary is ready to share information.

Zwingle Iowa Jackson Sentinel Maquoketa Apple Sentinel Lamotte News Maquoke Lam T. 4 Foley

County office opens 1921 automobile license plates

The County Pressurer's office announces 1921 license plates are available for applicants. Submit before January 1, 1921 to avoid penalties. New cars bought after December 1, 1920 will be licensed under 1921 business. Transfers required for 1920 licensed cars sold in the year.

Death of Well Known Citizen Hobbs Shocks Town

Sidney Hobbs, a respected resident of the township, died suddenly Friday morning while seated at the breakfast table after a period of poor health. County Attorney C. E. Ely traveled to Dubuque on office business last Friday. Thanksgiving night at Rock Island Arsenal features a game against the Tres City team noted for previous victories, with upcoming matches listed for Monmouth and Mason, inviting local support.

Sidney Hobs Town Township Hobbs C. E Ely Dubuque Rock Island Arsenal Tres Monmouth Mason Carl Witzke

Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual Meeting

Jackson County Red Cross Chapter held its annual meeting Friday afternoon with Vice-Chairman A L Cook presiding in place of Chairman C L Ely. Secretary J C Gregory read minutes and reports. cash on hand was 6 042 03 with 266 06 received and 70 00 interest paid. Officers elected: Chairman C L Ely Maquoketa, Vice Chairman Dr H Glen Pres ters, Secretary Dr Ross Lower Maquoketa, Treasurer M Mahony Maquoketa. Executives elected for three year terms: H Monmouth Masiv Sabul A Moris Preston A C Mckinsey F Young Maquoketa. Meeting adjourned.

Jackson County Red Cross A. L. Cook C. L. Ely J. C. Gregory M. Mahony Maquoketa Monmouth Mas_ iv Sabul A. Moris Preston A .C. Mckinsey F . Young

Fall Friday injures local mechanic Jack Taylor

Jack Taylor known as Jack suffered a severe fall from the roof of the Hand Fischer coal shed near the Milwaukee depot shortly before noon Friday. He landed about thirty five feet down breaking a thigh bone and fracturing a shoulder blade, with other bruises. A physician found possible internal injuries but none now. He is a skilled patchworking man with a family and is expected to recover. The deep cinders on the ground likely prevented instant death.

John Jack Taylor Milwaukee

Librarian Resignation Prompts Library Board Action

At the November meeting of the Library Board Miss Simpson's resignation was reluctantly accepted after inducements to reconsider. Helen Morse, librarian at Tipton, is elected to fill the vacancy and will assume duties January 1, 1921. Ruth Isbell remains as assistant librarian. Edith Morden, Sec, Library Board.

Miss Simpson Helen Morse Tipton Miss Morse Ruth Isbell Edith Morden Sec Library Board

Fire scare at Lt McDonald home on South Main Street

About six o'clock Monday morning a fire was discovered near the chimney in a room at Lt. McDonald's home on South Main Street. The family acted quickly to extinguish the blaze, no alarm was turned in, and the damage is estimated at about 350 dollars.

Chim Tney Lt. McDonald’ S South Main Street Wale Buehner

Mothers' Cub Thanksgiving Program and Music Night

A short notice details a November 18 Mothers' Cub event with Mrs. Fary Hurst hosting. The program includes a roll call, thoughts on thanks, a paper-tesson piece titled the spirit of Thanksgiving, and music selections.

Tiastess Fary Hurst Mrewall Tlarrisot

Milwaukees rail schedule sparks reform plea in Maguoketa

Local readers rail at the Milwaukee line for delays and poor service. A Community Club calls on officials and merchants to pressure the railroad to restore modern timetables and dependable service for Maguoketa and surrounding areas.

Milwaukee Railroad Loved Jones California Davenport Delmar Maguoketa Milwaukee

November Wedding Unites Prominent Jackson County Pair

Miss Myrtle Clark and Eldred P. Graaff wed at Sacred Heart Church this morning. Rev. L P Graney officiated at 11 o'clock. The couple, joined by Cyril Clark and Charlene Graaff as witnesses, planned a wedding dinner at the Clark home. They depart for a short trip west and will reside in Bellevue.

Jackson County Graney Sacred Heart Church Myrtle Clark Eldred FP. Graaff Bellevue Cyril Clark Clartelle V. B. Clark Clark Joe Maquoketa Our High School St. Claya's Academy Sinsinawa Wis Our City Helevue State Bank the Sentinel Graaff

Fire at Cigrence Sackrider home starts blaze

A fire at the Cigrence Sackrider residence south of town was sparked by chimney embers and discovered by local women. Neighbors quickly contained the blaze with barn workers assisting. property damage was not listed. Mrs Geof Hansen, a Davenport visitor, shopped at McAllisters amid price reductions. Richard Twies of Edgerton arrived, plans to travel to Ekalaks after a few days at Will Miller's country home.

Cigrence Monblaze H. Gale Buchner Maquoketa McAllisters Richard Twies Edgerton Will Miller Ekalaks, Mont

Farm Bureau Growth and Accomplishments 1919 20

Growth figures and financial statements for Farm Bureau shown in 1919 20 period. Includes membership increase, state and federal aid, Smith Lever funds, bank balances, and net resources as of Jan 1 1921. Notes forthcoming analysis for public understanding. Members listed on old and few basis.

Ist Bank Balan Smith-Lever Fund Smith-Lever Farm Bureau

Rev C F Boomershire Hurt In Auto Accident Near Lost Nation

Rev C F Boomershire was severely injured when his car skidded off a small bridge near Lost Nation while driving to a pastoral appointment. He freed himself, was helped to the Edleman home, then transferred to hospital care. Shoulder fracture and torn ligaments diagnosed after X rays. Friends lament the accident but are thankful for the limited severity.

Lost Nation Boomershine Ristine

Iowa Triumph Over Minnesota in Friday Football Clash

Iowa defeated Minnesota 25 to 0 in a Friday game at the state university field. Rich substituted for Shettleworth in the last quarter and performed well. A crowd of about 10,003 witnessed the match with several notable local fans present.

Harry Page Minnesota Iowa State Universi Iield Iowa Rich Shettleworth Mamicketa

Play and Bor Soca Come to Little Buck Shot at Fairfield

Play and Bor Soca star in a western drama at Fairfield Independent School Friday evening. Admission appears low. Ladies and gents committee hosts a dress fabrics sale at McAllisters with new inventory and prices.

Fairfeld Independent School McAllisters

Following the Market and Keeping Your Confidence

The readjustment period brings confidence and shared burden to farmers merchants and manufacturers as prices shift. The McAllister Stores Co promises lowest current prices through constant readjustment with Eastern market trends, maintaining quality. Harry J. Nelpert signs on behalf of the firm thanking customers for support as it expands.

Eryore Giusy Wpgliey McAllister Stores Co Harry J. Nelpert Mar

Tamper at Siw Lyceum Course at Pastime Theatre

The Elsiy Baker Trio will perform Wednesday evening at the Pastime Theatre as part of a Lyceum Course event. Attendance is expected to be large while organizers note community interest and local support amid wartime charity efforts.

Elsiy Baker America

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