Orphan Children Visit Maquoketa For Adoption Effort
The Children’s Aid Society of New York will bring four Maquoketa children on Friday October 31 to seek homes. A public reception at the Congregational church at two o'clock invites all to learn placing terms. Local committee members will receive applications and assist with placements. endorsem ent required. Readiness to provide a real home and proper care is expected. children aged one to fifteen, mostly boys, from various orphanages in New York area, include Helen Martin eight and others listed.
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Children's Aid Society of
New York
Maquoketa
Kongee Gational Church
Tyre O'Clock
Acl. Cook
Fox Johnson
A. J. House
J. T. Mortensen
Jg, Morgan
A. C.dckinsey
G. B. McClellan
Vilna
Helen Martin
David Monson
Ethel Monson
Wellington
Zanginger
Wiliam “Nelson
Miter Cook
Frank Hand
Dorothy Ritchie
Edward Aikier
John Gerlson
Emile Zeising
James McConnell
Glenrock Iowa Dear Editor Subscribing From Home News
Letter from Mary M. Lockwood at Glenrock Wyoming dated October 18 1915 to Jackson Sentinel Maquoketa Iowa requests extension of subscription to September 10 2920 and describes local life in Glenrock including oil fields wages up to 16 dollars a day and nearby homesteaders. Also notes visiting daughter Mrs Herman Stine and guests Mrs Prats of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Chas Dubert Oelwein visiting relatives and friends.
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Angretatve
Glenrock
Wye
Jackson Sentinel
Maquoketa
Herman Stine
Mary M. Lockwood
Soldier letter from Manila to Welcomed Homefront
Emil writes from Casuals Barracks Manila to August 26 1919 describing hot skirmishes against Bolsheviks near Vladi stock and fighting the road, noting casualties including a corporal and a friend who died aboard transport. He mentions pending surgery for his instep and hopes to meet family for Thanksgiving after returning home.
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Casuals Barracks
Manila
Vladivestock
Home Sweet Home
Letterman
General Hospital
Frisco
Prisea
Emil
More Pure Breds Bought for Jackson County Sale
G H McClelland Roy Coverdale Peter A P Back Melvin Miller Caris Werner G E Tilton and Clarence Burlesin attended the pure bred short horn sale in London last week. The sale was a success and demonstrated the benefits of breeding pure stock. The average price on stock at the site was 700 dollars, with top bids reaching 1525 dollars. Werner purchased a Guinforth bull fourteen months old to head his herd and a Scotch cow of fine breeding. McClelland bought seven head of pure Gainford cows and heifers for the Jackson county calf club. William Herkleman bought a fine Scotch heifer to add to his herd.
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Jackson County
H McClelland
Roy Coverdale
Peter A. P. Back
Melvin Miller
Caris Werner
G. E. Tilton
Clarence Burlesin
McClelland
London
Werner
William Herkleman
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Jackson County Iowa
Notice of sale to settle the estate of Joseph Hayes deceased. Referee TH Frank H Keck to auction the Joseph Hayes farm of 120 acres located about three and a half miles south of Lamotte on the Davenport and Dubuque road. Bid at the Town Savings Bank Lamotte on November 7 1919. The Queen Esther party at M E church parlor this evening. Wanted Dress Making over Billups Grocers Gora Farr.
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Joseph Hayes
Jackson County
Iowa
District Court
Lamotte
Davenport and Dubuque Road
Town Savings Bank
Frank H. Keck
Queen Esther’s
M. E
Billup
Gora Farr
Battery Station Changes Ownership on East Pleasant Street
General Battery Station on East Pleasant Street partially changes ownership as Haywood and Turner dissolve their partnership. Mr Turner purchases Mrs Haywood's interests and becomes sole manager and owner. The firm pledges high quality service for all battery makes, with expert staff, winter care for dry and wet batteries, and careful storage with attentive service.
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Cengre
Pieasant Street
Frm
Haywood & Turners
Turner
Haywood
Rey
Hig
Mary Langham Honored in Edwed Long Life and Death
Mary Langham died at Elwood following a long life that began in England. She married in Ireland then lived in Lockport and Polo before settling in Clinton County, where she raised a family. Survived by two sons, a daughter, thirteen grandchildren, and thirteen great grandchildren. funeral held at Elwood M E Church with interment in Elwood Cemetery.
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Mary
Faery
Eire Langham
Lockport
New York
Polo
Clinton County
William
Elwood
Mrrs
Lanham
Robert
Lewis
Abs
Mary A. Ray
John F
Bell Carson
Clinton
George E
Anderson, Sp
W Liam W
England
Grandma
Episcopal Church
America
United Brethren Church
Grandma Langham
婚礼报道：Schank与Hune在 Bellevue 结婚
Bellevue 的 Luthema 教堂上周四举行婚礼，Ighis X. Schenk 与 Alma Hune 结合， Johnson 牧师主持。两人广受尊敬，亲友致以祝贺。Mort Denlap 返乡休人，继续公路工作。Mongar 与 August Drimm 夫妇周一自 Denver 抵访亲友。
Michigan Letter From Farm Life In Temperance 1939
Sentinel reader DB M Black writes from Temperance Michigan to Jackson Sentinel describing a move from Maquoketa Iowa. He notes good wages and work availability, farm prospects, local fruit and grain crops, and proximity to Toledo and Lake Erie. He mentions Overland Plant in Toledo and a son Raymond employed there, plus local dairy and milk trade dynamics.
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Sentinel
Michigan
Jackson
The
Sve
Maquoketa
Sam O
Chicago
Maren
Igaa
Detroit
Tenomiter
Toledo
Ohio
Raymond
Lake Erie
Sentinel Force
M. Black
Maquoketa 25 Wyoming 0 in decisive high school game
Maquoketa scored four touchdowns and a goal to beat Wyoming 25 to 0 on the road. The Bars showed better teamwork and will build toward the home game against DeWitt Friday October 31 at 3 01 PM with admission 25 cents. Key players include Smith Henderson Nims Dutton Frisby Patterson Cooper McKinsey Rockwell and Ger. Mrs Plathers visits Chicago with her daughter.
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Maquoketa
Wyoming
Socals
DeWitt
Smith
Henderson
Farr
Gruard
Nims
Dutton
Gibson
Frisby
Patterson
Cooper
McKinsey
Cape
Baif
J. Davis
Rockwell
Ger
Express Packing Rules Updated by Kraible to Start Dec 10
Agent George L. Kraible announces new express packing standards approved by the Railroad Administration. He notes shipments over 25 pounds must use wood or pulp-board cartons, with December 10 as the start date, while lighter shipments remain unchanged. Extensive guidance campaigns will educate shippers and employees on Supplement No. 5 to Express Classification No. 28.
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Sypress
Kraible Cotines
George L. Kraible
City Express
United States Railroad Administration
Kreible
American Rail Ay
Express 1
Railfoad Administration
Kreibi
Agent Kreibn
Railroad Administration
Sentinel Subscription Offer Extended for Fifteen Days
Delay in starting a large subscription push leads to a two month Sentinel offer extended to November 15 for new subscribers at 2.00. The paper reports strong growth, praises field agent Mr. Smalley, and highlights a new farm news column to connect rural and urban homes with countrywide coverage.
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Sentinel
Sentinel Afteen
Smalley
Death of Mrs. Chas. von Schrader Celia Desa noted
Mrs. Chas von Schrader Celia Desa died peacefully at about five this morning after a brief illness. Born in Delaware County New York she came to Iowa in 1864 and lived with her uncle until 1393, then with the von Schrader family. A Congregationalist with strong character she inspired those around her. Surviving cousins include Mrs. Charles von Schrader and FP Mitchell. Funeral from the von Schrader home Thursday at 2 30 officiated by Rev D F Boomershine. Interment in Mt Hope Cemetery.
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Chas. von Schrader
Celia Desa
Miss Dean
Delaware County
New York
Iowa
Ing
Chacler von Schrader
Earnest
Christian
Charles von Schrader
FP. P. Mitchell
von Schrader
D.F. Boomershine
Mt Hope Cemetery
Radical clash tests government versus people in the United States
The piece argues a coal miners strike tests whether government or the people can survive radical action. It cites John L. Lewis and warns of federal penalties for strike leaders. It notes the president will use power to protect homes and industries during wartime, with Indianapolis to host the executive committee decision. W. S. Estey reports from Sterne, Canada, praising crops and farm prospects.
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United States
John L. Lewis
Ibis
Uy Nine
Kaisers Hiseip
America
Germany
Oc Veime
Indianapolis
High Rent for Land Deathblow to Soret Stock
A rural feature argues high priced land and rent hinder farmers profits. It praises shifting from purebred stock to scrub cattle for steadier returns on expensive land, noting one Maquoketa-area farmer profits from scrubs vs purebreds and stressing testing cows to eliminate nonproductive animals to boost net income.
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Ted Om
Maquoketa
Gainford
Life child Vincent Correll Dies After Illness
Vincent Correll six year old son of Alf and Mr Chester Correll died Monday morning after months of illness. He was a bright boy loved by parents and brother Curtis, grandparents, relatives and many friends. Funeral from George Gibson home at two with Rev D F Boomershire officiating. Interment Mt Hone cemetery.
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Sameridg
Vincent
Alf
Chester Correll
Viregni
Vincent Tank
Curtis
George Gibson
Ollock
D. FL Boomershire
Mt. Hone
Mystery Chandler Coupe Draws Crowds at Local Auto Lot
Saturday at Steve's Auto Sales Go a crowd gathered around a striking Chandler coupe. Ben Mowery, former manager of the Iowa Electric Company, purchased the car in the afternoon. Edw. Horne visited town returning from an operation, reported recovering and being taken home.
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Steve
Chandler
Ben Mowery
Iowr Electric Company
Ben
Horne
Our City
Mr.Horne
Veo
Hochester
Mim
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Mra. H. Prats
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Palmer
Chas, Dubert of
Oelwein
Bellevue
Ighis X. Schenk 'Et Tote
Dess Morts
Alma Huneke
Lamatie
Luthema Church
Johnson
Mort Denlap
Mongar
Mrs
August Drimm
Denver
Col
Mra J. M. Plathers
Chikago
W. A. Houston
Emeline
Fred Alden
Eugone Taylor
Miss Mae
Minneapolis
Havng
W.S. Estey
Sterne
Canada
Mr. Estey
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