State convention visit boosts local delegates and laughs
A group of thirteen from Maquoketa traveled overland to Dubuque for the annual state convention of the order. Delegates numbered sixteen with a festive reception by the Dubuque union, Commercial Club, and others. Notable addresses by Anna Gordon and Culla Vineyard accompanied tobacco study films, songs by an 83 year old soloist, and a phonograph accompaniment. The return included visits to a study center and Cedar Falls faculty talks, a picnic lunch, and a successful crossing of the superstition about unlucky thirteen. One Who Was There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McMurray
Mary Pence
Flora Maskrey
Mery Grant
Amy Burns
W. C. TU
Anna ‘A. Gordon
Culla Vineyard
Indiana State Union
Florence Nightengale
Jenny Lind
Ram
Sabule
B. R. Stoddards
Samson
State College
Cedar Falls
Miss Wilson
Sadie Markee
Toledo
Ohio
Y Beard
Epworth
Maquoketa
Clarence Bly for County Attorney in Jackson County election
The County Attorney’s office is essential as legal adviser to all officials. Clarence J. Bly is lauded for efficiency and economy, handling county legal work solo and saving thousands by avoiding unnecessary litigation. Bly’s lifelong Jackson County residence and proven record advocate his candidacy despite party considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Peoples Service
Clarence J. Bly
Ely
Jackson County
State House scandal prompts Herring governor bid
The piece accuses state house officials of siding with stock companies to sell bad shares, fleecing townspeople of millions. It labels the matter a statewide scandal and urges electing Clyde Herring as governor as the sole solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
State House
Clyde Herring
Town and state politics in New Hampton Tribune note
The New Hampton Tribune warns that Democratic victories in state offices could bring airing of issues in the state capitol. The paper blames sixty years of one party control for corrupt office holders and a long standing plumbing of state governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vater
Towe
Towa
Tapiter
New Hampton Tribune
Maquoketa City Council Proceedings October 11 2920
Maquoketa city council meets in regular session with Mayor Morden and councilors present. Minutes of prior meeting approved. Bills paid from City Fund and Improvement Fund include salaries for labor and special police, fuel, drayage, cement, oil, tank moves, and postal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Morden
Meyer
Hatfield
Cfty Fund
Tackson Sentinel
Alva Sade
John Green
Special Police
John Matthews
Labor
J. M. Merrick
George Doty
Lavor - G Manet
Harve Tubbs
Davenport Labor
Morse
Sea'éeen
Town ‘Telephone Co. Service
J. M. Merick
Curt Landis
ALS
Gregor
Harding & Crane
Standard Oil Co
Alfred Horst
State. Cement
C.M
St PB Ry.co
Rankin
Osephr Raab
Smola & "Co. Cement Brick
McMillan
Magnoketa City Council approves oiling and tax schedule
The Magnoketa Iowa council adopts a special assessment for asphaltic petroleum and Tarvia road oiling, levying three and one fourth cents per front foot and ten cents per front foot respectively. It authorizes issuing warrants for contract work on street signs and posts and adjourns the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cftr
Magnoketa
Towa
Tarvia
Ayes
Meyer
Mshony
Hatteld
Littell
Nays
Lane
Legion Enters New Year With Dance and Meeting Drive
A large turnout last Wednesday approved renting the Olymp ic theatre from Rice for one year, with Willisiman named chairman to organize. Invitations go out for an Auxiliary dance October 19 at the Hotel Hurst, as members pledge full support. The Post meets Tuesday at 7 30 to align with the dance. Early next season basketball practice opened with about fifteen hopefuls under temporary Captain Saucer. The Legion appears ready to move forward with planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyi
Saucer
Timber City Post No. 75
County Association
Lampe
Baldwin
Hurst
Olympic Theatre
Rice
Willisimaan
Legion
Auxiliary
Capt
Notice of Partition in Sabula Real Estate Case
The petition of plaintiffs Berry Smith Jackson and others seeks partition of Lot Five in half block One in Sabula Jackson County Iowa. The court warns defendants must appear before noon of the second day of the November 1920 term in Maquoketa or default and judgment will be entered. attorney F D Kelis archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Smith
Leroy Hern “Smith
Smith
Everett Smith
Sam Berry
Tillie Berry
Lucy Jackson
Myrton Jackson
Elsie Rae
Grover Rae
Jennie Kel
Lyman Kelley
Lilie van de Rand
Shane
Edward
District Court
Iowa
Jackson County
Sabula
Maquoketa
Got Her Good Health Out af a bottle
Mrs Edward Railsnider of Wabash Indiana credits Chamberlains Tablets with curing distress after eating and constipation. The ad notes the tablets are for sale by local druggists Broxam and Hinchcliffe and Struck and Luckiesh in Maquoketa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Railsnider
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain
Broxam and
HincWdey
Struck
Luckiesh
Maquoketa
Iowa
For Sale Classified Fragments From Maquoketa Iowa Page
A fragmented classifieds section lists multiple for sale notices in Maquoketa Iowa. Items include ferrets Jersey pigs household furniture modern homes tractors and farm goods with contact names such as H V Pangborn Parke Fleming Earl Sanger Geo Jocation Mrs E Drummond and C W Ferr. Some entries show contact details and locations like East Platt street Vermont street Main street Maquoketa and phone numbers. The page also contains lost item notice and general sale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H V. Pangborn
Parke A. Fleming
A’ Hargain
Earl Sanger
East Platt Street
Vermont Street
Gea, Tubbs
Main Street
Ed Moler
JE. Drummond
HL V. Parighorn
Howrd Wright
Lulure
Duroc Jersey
Defender
Ben Davis
Bu Kier’s
Maquoketa
Callketa
Towa
G. H. Réiimeyér
International Harvester
C. W. Ferr
Iowa
McCiellen
Reeg
von Schrader
D. H. Anderson
Martin Teshak
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Cascara
Ferart
W. T.L
Fletcher
City Counc Proceedings
Tor Comfort
Fife
Steve’s Auto Sales Company
P. Blunt
T.eo Im
Merick
George Rallf
Charles Rallf
Hatfield-Meyer
GW Farr Ie
South Summit Street
Bauman
Shang
Mahony
W. Morden
Attust
DT. Bauman
City
Gletk
John
Berry
F. D. Kelis
The
Sentinel
Maquoketa Rendering Co
W. G. Block Co
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