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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
2
Diplomatic ties between nations are reported to be restored after the Berlin ratifications exchange. Officials say no bearing on resumption of relations. appointments of diplomatic officers are anticipated soon as the process concludes.
Between ten and fifteen John Morrell Packing Co employees were injured while attempting to break through striker lines to reach the plant. Nine were arrested during the disturbance, which occurred around 6:30 to 7:00 am as workers were going to the site amid a four week labor dispute with mounting plant security.
Township officers will be selected and suggestions made for a county program of work in 1922. The old and new boards will develop general policies and seek efficient, coordinated effort among officers, directors, and members. Citizens are urged to attend meetings, share ideas, and accept some responsibility. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for cold season, safe for children, sold by Broxam Hinckley and Stanc Luckiesh.
Meetings have been held in Perry Monmouth South Fork Maquoketa Fairfield Van Buren Iowa Union Richland Prairie Springs Bellevue and Washington townships to organize a township membership group. Bad weather disrupted schedules. Fairfield reported 2 percent turnout and 32 members. Work continues in each township toward the December annual meetings.
The Sentinel newspaper featuresWant Ads listing a variety of opportunities and notices including employment, real estate, and services. Readers are invited to submit brief advertisements with contact details for quicker placement and local reach.
Cholera in northwestern Iowa rises with many swine deaths. Dr. J. J. Ellis cites numerous counties reporting outbreaks and heavy losses to stock breeders. Officials urge swift action to arrest spread and protect farmers in the region. Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Mrs. Ela L. Button for relief of ailments, with endorsements from local merchants.
A historical public safety notice warns travelers about deadly and injuring grade crossing crashes during the rise of paved roads. It cites 785 killed and 19 778 injured nationwide in five years, urging drivers to stop look and listen before crossing. It stresses engineers warn and railroads push warnings to reduce fatalities.
A damaged leaflet urges public safety at crossings. It warns not to cross after a train passes and to wait until no train approaches from the opposite direction. The note thanks readers for cooperation in a national safety movement and signs off with a dated message.
The readable fragments reference water, time, tide, and a list of ambiguous items. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events emerge to anchor a coherent news item or summary.
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