Annual Meeting of Jackson County Red Cross Officers Elected
The Jackson County Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting Tuesday in the First National bank community room with 19 in attendance. Officers elected for the year include Chairman Mrs. J. House, Vice Chairman Dr. D. N. Loose, Secretary John W. Steenis, and Treasurer John L. Ines. Executive Committee members named were Mrs. Banghart, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Loose, Jas. Ellis, Miss Hazel Kendal, and Miss Anna Wendel to a vacancy.
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Jackson County
American Red Cross Association
First National Bank
4. J. House
D. N. Loose
John W. Steenis
John L. Ines
Frank Banghart
Ed. Harris
D.loose
Jas. Ellis
Hazel Kendal
Anna Wendel
Ringen Found Not Guilty In Mill Creek Bridge Case
The State of Iowa v Leo Ringen ended with a not guilty verdict after a trial before jurors Tuesday and Wednesday. The case involved a collision at the Mill Creek bridge east of Maquoketa with McMurray and Marlowe as occupants of a buggy. Ringen faced a felony charge for failing to report the accident and aid. the verdict marks the first trial under the new statute penalizing lack of aid after auto collisions. County Attorney Thomas and F D Kelasy prosecuted, Clarence Ely defended the defendant.
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State of Iowa
Leo Ringen
D. Y. Marlowe
Mill Creek Bridge
Maquoketa
McMurray
McMurray and Marlowe
Ringen
Thomas
F. D. Kelasy
Clarence Ely
Maquoketa Plans Community Thanksgiving Service
Local committees from city council American Legion ministers coordinate a Community Thanksgiving Day service at Pastime Theatre on Thursday November 24 at 4:30 PM with plans for city band high school glee club and speeches. Also notes a Red Cross and relief fund report and photos offer at Hamley Studio.过程中
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Harry Littell
Frank Ellis
Frank Purinton
Ralph & Ogden
American Legion
L. P. Graney
D.F. Boomershine
LD Elgin Brough
Women’s Relief Corps
Women’s Auxilary
Maquoketa
L. E. Brough
Life of J H Smith Harried by Bad Luck Streak
The Rocky Mountain News reports J H Smith of Encampment Wyoming is blamed for a string of misfortunes. A binding pole struck him injuring the face as he worked logs. His wagon broke down, a heifer died, car muffler failed and logs were stolen. He vows to seek luck, avoiding ladders and black cats.
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Affinx
Jake Smith
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
J. H. Smith
Encampment
Wyoming
Jake
Rew Moon
Popular Young People Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Blanche Irene Petersen and Rev G Beaton wed at 105 N Eliza St in a Congregational ceremony led by Rev J G Morgan. They honeymoon in Cedar Rapids then reside on the Beaton farm north of town. The Sentinel congratulates AMG and Mrs Beaton.
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Blanche Irene Petersen
G. Beaton
G. L. Stockham
N. Eliza Street
J. G. Morgan
Congregational Church
Cedar
Rapids
Beaton
Chas. Petersen
Maoter
the Gray
Frank Beaton
The
Sentinel
Women Relief Camps Sewing Bee at Perkins hospital
The Al-Day Sewing Bee for the children of Perkins hospital is set for Friday November 25. W.R.G. members are asked to bring baskets for a picnic style gathering and to assist in finishing rag rugs for the Old Soldiers Home. Please bring spare stockings in any color and plan for a strong Relief Corps turnout.
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Perkins Hospital
W.rg
One Issue Next Week for Thanksgiving Week
The Sentinel announces a single publication next week due to Thanksgiving. Readers may receive the paper later than usual as production shifts to presy on Wednesday afternoon with the aim of delivering a larger newsy edition.
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the Sentinel
Fou
Mrs Bernard Kramer Dead In Hurst Hotel Home
Mrs Bernard Kramer died Wednesday night at 9 at the home of her son B J Kramer in Hotel Hurst after months of illness. No funeral plans were set pending word from distant relatives. Mrs Alvin Krumviede of Preston visited here. Mrs MS OM Smith returned from Clinton after visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Hinrichs.
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Bernard Kramer
B. J. Kramer
Hotel Hurst
MS OM Smith
Bane
Clinton
Mra
Frank Hinrichs
Fellowship Club drives Christmas charity with citywide appeal
Jackson Sentinel urges readers to join the Good Fellowship Club and donate clothing toys bedding and more for needy families. Collectors begin December 10 and every donation will be published unless withheld. Membership open to ages six months to one hundred years as volunteers boost fund before Christmas.
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Fellowship Club
Sis Fellowship Club
Sentinel
Velltado
Sentinel Good Fellowship Club
Jackson Sentinel
New Building Under Construction on West Platt Street
Workmen rush the brick and tile William Gibson building on West Platt near Second Street to finish before winter. The garage or auto repair shop will be ready for occupancy soon, with several applicants for the location and a new firm name to be announced shortly.
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Wm. Gibson
West Platt Street
Second Street
Gibson
Wil
Installation Of Officers At Yeoman Lodge Meeting
Yeoman Lodge installed officers Tuesday evening with Foretan Mrs Minnie Miller and M C Mrs Mary Hayes among those named. Other posts filled by Mrs Clart Gibson M A James A Gibson Chaplain Mrs Ella Hildebrand and others. Religious refreshments followed installation.
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Yeoman Lodge
Minnie Miller
M. C
Mary Hayes
Clart
Gib
James A. Gibson
Ella Hildebrand
Querseer
Sophia Beaver
Watchman
Hael Miller
Sentinel
Elizabeth Benedon
Guard
Martha Grane
Roeni
Hilda Riepe
Rebeccs
Fannie Blanrchard
Attorney General cites economic cats and historic trophe claim
Dr Morgan leads a Sunday morning discussion at the Congregational Church about the Attorney General statement on economic trophe versus historic catastrophes. The talk invites readers to hear further analysis next Sunday.
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United States
Morgan
Acaby boy added to the hap group at the home
A baby boy was added to the hap group at the home of Dr land and Mrs H A Melnvire on Saturday morning November 1. The event took place at Lime Crask Stet.
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Acaby Boy
Hom’ of
Dr Land
H. A. Melnvire
Peder Pedersen to visit Jackson county for a week of meetings
Veteran speaker Peder Pedersen will tour Jackson county starting November 21 to talk to farm bureau members. The schedule covers centers in Fairfield, Bellevue, West Iron Hill, Springbrook, Miles, Baldwin, La Motte, and Burke with sessions from afternoon to evening, aiming to reach the greatest number before the year ends.
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Peder Pedersen
Farm Bureau
Lowa
Jackson County
Petersen
Asiell
Pedersen
Center School
Fairfield Township
Bellevue
West Iron Hill
Springbrook
Jackson Township
Miles
Baldwin
la Motte
Burke School
Butler Township
Ma Ruoketa
Charatte Holdup Report From Charlotte Bridge Incident
Charlotte Record reports Geo Meggers recounts being threatened by two men who forced him to drive to the countryside after entering his car on the Broadway Bridge. They demanded his mates and threatened to take the car. Meggers says the money they earned was his and they let him keep the car. Two Mexican government representatives visited, seeking to buy hogs for school farms. Lamp Bros. sold 18 boars and 25 gilts to the new agricultural school buyers.
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Charlotte
Geo. Meggers
Broadway Bridge
Fred Harsch
Meg [Sers
Cay
Iowa Assured on War Finance Advances for Agriculture
A conference with Director Meyers of the War Finance Corporation and Senator Kenyon yielded assurances that within weeks a total of 11,090,009 would be advanced to Towabanka in aid of agriculture. About 4,000,000 in advances has already been approved. Officials deny reports of delays, stating cash follows quickly after advance approval.
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Iowa
Bio-Farm Credit
Meyjar
War Finance Corporation
Kenyon
Towabanka
Veredit
Jackson County Fair Assoc to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Jackson County Fair Association’s stock holders will take place at the City Fair in Maquoketa Iowa on Tuesday November 28 at 2 p.m. E A Phillips is listed in the notice.
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Wilders
Jackson County Fair Association
Maquoketa
A. Phillips
Maquoketa Box Social Promises Evening of Entertainment
Box Social and entertainment planned for Wednesday evening November 23 at the Wboot Bist No Maquoketa ten miles east of Maquoketa. Ladies invited to bring baskets. Clara Van Gorder and Mrs Anna Sepfort of Last Nation have spent the week with her sister. Mr A S Blakely and daughter Miss Myrtle were noted.
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Wboot Bist
Maquoketa
Plunga
Clara van Gorder
Anna Sepfort
Last Nation
A. S. Blakely
Myrtle
Court Disposals in Jackson County Court Session
Court disposed cases this week in Jackson County with several defendants entering guilty pleas and others cleared of pending matters. Rod Neblock and Joan Kinman faced charges as two young men arrested. Rock Island origin suspect Sihanui returned to Maquoketa for grand larceny sentencing to two years at the Reformatory in Anamosa. Mangler and Putman, eastern county residents, pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor. Judge Barker noted prior pleas in Federal court at Dubuque and fined each $50 plus costs. Leo Ringen was found not guilty on a motor vehicle law violation after jury deliberation. trial involved injury to F. M. McMurray. County Attorney Thomas led state, G L Ely represented Neblock Kinman and Ringen interests.
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Jackson Couveys
Bar Neblock
Joan Kinman
Rock Island
Sihanui
Maquoketa
West Platt Street
Anareosa
Anamesa
Dalleger
Charles Mangler
Ralph Putman
Barker
Dubuque
Leo Ringen
FF. M. McMurray
Thomas
G. L. Ely
Nibrock and Kinman
Ringen
Prohibition Service Event at Baptist Church November 22
A Baptist church hosts a daylong temperance program on Tuesday November 22 with praise services lectures and activities. Key speakers include Mrs Lucy Morehead Miss Cushman and Rev D B Boomershine. An afternoon consecration service features Mrs Morehead and a noon picnic invites all honorary members.
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Institute of Soca
W. G
Baptist Church
Geo
Tubbs
Oficie
Wr. Pence
Wilson
Stoddard
Lucy Morehead
Cushman
Riley—Stersor
Beserice Sharp
Lena Sharp
FL Boomershine
I. Elgin
Iquities
Floyd Thomas
O Lori
Mary T. Saitrr
Beatrice Sharp
Our
Lousy Refligeer
W. T
Davenport
Enforcement
Star Spaneed
Dairy safety notice from Kier Santary Dairy in old boilerplate
To Our Patrons We wish to announce that we dairy now drop the dairy business and furnished milk from tuberculated cows. We require tuberculin tested cows once a year and have had no reactors in two years. Our safe milk guarantee states no tuberculosis infection from our milk. John Holmes visited. Stochisar and Lyle plan a trip to Flint Michigan. expect to be away a week.
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I. PL Kier
Il L. P. Kier Santtary Dairy
Joky
John Holmes
Tee Stochisar
Lyle
Flint
Mich
Vicious demon suspected in Clinton house fire
Chief Keefe of the Clinton fire department traced an incendiary fire at 412 Willow Street to an attempt to burn Fred Phillips home. Alarm at 3 55 p m. sparked a swift response as the house partially burned and a sick woman was moved to a neighbor's. Police seek the arsonist behind the deliberate act.
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Games Kiefe
Clinton Fre Department
Fred Phillips
Willow Street
Ireng
Fre
Sesbaiee
Benking
Keefe
Hunters Smite as Wild Duck Flight Arrives in Mississippi Valley
Winter s onset drives thousands of wild ducks into the Mississippi Missouri valleys from northern regions. Migrants include mignons pintails redheads and canvasbacks with Canada geese also rising in numbers. Birds arrive as the duck season continues and weather favors hunting in early December.
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Canada
Lowe
Mississippi Missouri
Dit Man Lei to As dann Pell burial in Cashulich Church
Dit Man Lei to As dann Pell a Dewitt resident for about thirty years died at Murey hospital Clinton after months of illness and was buried Monday morning at Cashulich Church. Rev J J Nelson officiated. He was a German native about 1 years of use and had no known relatives in this country. Pallbearers included PB Dignan James Gilo oly Owen Gsrtity James McDewire T L Corrolle and M J McClimon.
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Dann Pell
Dewitt
Murey Hospital
Clinton
Cashulich
J. J. Nelson
Feil
Germany
PB. Dignan
James Gilooly
Owen Gsrtity
James McDewire
L. Corrole
M. J. McClimon
Dobbin Also Dangerous AY Abatt Hive otek last evening
Henry Mouty, about to return home on South Front street, was knocked down as assailants fled. He suffered injuries to his left arm and forehead while being dragged, and E. Le Lampe reportedly aided after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mouty
South Front Street
Henry J
E. le Lampe
Senator Kenyon Opposes Issbyisns and Endorses Vapor Bath
Uproar follows remarks by Senator Kenyon who declares strong opposition to Issbyisns while backing vapor bathing as a safe alternative. Dr C H Rasmussen adds supportive perspective on health and wellness benefits.
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Kenyon
C. H. Rasmussen
Thanksgiving Bash at Baptist Church Schedule Flawed
An apparent community notice outlines a Thanksgiving event at the Baptist church with a noon to 3 pm time slot. The incomplete text mentions a committee, a meal, and a request for attendance, but details are unclear and some words are garbled.
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Executivnalitee
Tne
Russia
Ioeal Red Cross
General Fund
Drayage
Expres
Leurspean Elie
Loreal
Seand
Home Service
Tnix
American Legson
Home Service Committee
Legion Committee
John W. Steents
Red Croes
Mentoys
iTo
Monmouth
Anne ST Gages
General Fond Ue
Home Service Fund
M. Mahony, Freasurer
Hamley
Hemley Studio
Alvin Krumviede of
Preston
State Federation
Uitte
Orchestra—Ouvertaure
Dit Man Lei To
Dobbin
Wennessay
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