Jackson County Red Cross annual meeting held at Partime Theater
Jackson County Red Cross held its annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon October 28 at the Partime Theater with 32 members present. Reports showed a general treasury balance of 8144.62 and branch treasuries listed. election results named Gale Buchner as chairman Geo Mitchell as vice chairman Gale Buchner as secretary and Mahony as treasurer with executive members elected for three years.
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Jackson County
Red Cross
Jackson Gopter
AR. G
Partime
Gale
New Castle Ain
Preston Ranch
Treasury
Sabuia
Monmouth
Spragueville
Fhubbel
2Nd War Fund
Gale Buehner
Vics
Geo, Mitchell
Mahony
Tompkins Benedict wed in Presbyterian parsonage
Thomas Tompkins son of Wilder Ramaphids of Wee Union and Vivian Benedict of Mavicn Iowa married October 25 1939 at the Presbyterian parsonage. Bride a Marion High graduate employed Cedar Rapids. groom West Union High School Cedar Rapids Business College veteran discharged December 23 1918. Congratulations extended to Mr and Mrs Thomas Tompkins of Cedar Rapids.
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Wamaphins
Benedict
Thomas Tompkins
Wilder Ramaphids
Wee Union
Maquoketa Town
Vivian Benedict
Mavicn
Iowa
Presbyterian Parsonage
Marion High School
Cedar Rapids
West Union High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
U. S. Army
George Gibson
Thoms Tompkins
Galli-Curci Captivates Clinton Audience Wednesday
Coligewn was packed as about thirty gathered despite bad weather to hear soprano Galli-Curci described as the world’s greatest. Her voice, praised for wondrous beauty, is advertised on exclusive Victor Records available at Stanck & Lackoish with new November Victor records in stock.
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Primsionna
Victor Records
Gale B-Gurei
Stanck & Lackoish
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Hayes Estate Jackson County Iowa
Notice of sale to settle the estate of Joe Joseph Hayes in Jackson County Iowa. Frank J Keck referee appointed by the District Court will sell the Joseph Hayes farm about three and a half miles south of Lamotte on the Davenport and Dubuque road containing an unknown acres. Bids to be received at public auction at the Iowa Savings Bank in Lamotte on November 7 1919. (Names Davenport guests fragment)
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Joeseph Hayes
Tate
Jackson County
District Court
Joseph, Hayes
Lamotte
Davenport and Dubuque Road
Iowa Savings Bank
Iowa
Frank J. Keck
Millar of Terible Auto Accident Near Marion
Miss Ida Osborne, badly injured in an auto accident near Marion, is reported as recovering favorably at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids. Doctors note broken bones set and absorption of a brain blood clot with restored consciousness hoped for, as community prayers rise for her full recovery.
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Ua Osborn
Anamose
Marion
Herms
Anamosa Journal
Ida Osborne
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Korne
Ell
November term district court schedules cases for term
The November term of district court convenes Tuesday with a printed schedule of cases including numerous equity and law actions. Notable entries include Sam H. Lantern et al versus Lawrence Rickert, Cedar Rapids Pump Co. versus Elmer Campbell, Carlson versus J D Leyton, and Harry Mites versus Stanley Biss among others plus several notices for trial such as Schenk versus Schenk and Simmons versus Belivens.
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Yew
Sam H. Lantern
Lawrence Rickert
Rie Equity
Samastha
Gohrt
Equity
Taget Kerper
Bridget Formey
Heneka
George Devs Lay
J.mann
Law
Leonard Sloane
Dsrtle Sloane
Cedar Rapids Pump Co
Elmer Campbell
McDougel
Edith McDoural
Albert Gy
Maqu
Robert Stanley
Sumner Streets
Maude Ortell
John Ortell
Local Teachers Miss Galli Curci Drive Mix Up
Nine local teachers planned to attend a Galli Curci concert but timing and a misroute left only three inside to hear her. The remaining six reached the auditorium in time only for the orchestra performance Lights Out. Mrs Blessing of Des Moines visited local families over the weekend as Chicago guests arrived to see relatives.
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Clinton
Coliseum
Love
Gers
Fred Blessing
Des Moines
Mrr
J. C. Gissex
H. A. Parker
C. A. Reynolds
Chicago
Thutasday
A. J. York
Te Jis A
Spooks And Goblins Carnival At W R G Ladies Hall
The pre Halloween carnival by the W R G ladies featured a grand march led by a host in costume, a stage program with Miss Padrowski, a spook orchestra, a Theda Bara text piece, a Funnygraf pumpkin instrument, a dwarf stunt, and a Ragbee act. Eminent attendees included Josiah Allen and his wife, Bidam Schuman-Heing, with refreshments well earned by performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RG
Miss Padrovski
Siage
Josiah Allen
Bidam Schuman-Heing
Warned drivers over school zones and speed limits
Drivers are cautioned to slow down near schools and in busy city areas. Many assume 22 miles per hour is legal, but the law requires due care at all times and speeds, as excessive speed can occur near corners intersections or heavy traffic.
Crawford Takes Dry Goods Post at Martinsen Store
H R Crawford of Perry HL has accepted a position with the ET Martinsen Dry Goods Company. He will begin duties Tuesday. An experienced dry goods man, Crawford is expected to aid in the management of the popular store.
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H.R. Crawford
Perry
Martinsen Dry Goods
Mr. Craxford
Poindexter Seeks Republican Presidential Nomination
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington announces intention to seek the Republican presidential nomination. He pledges to uphold the existing government, protect property rights, oppose socialism and Bolshevism, and insists neither capital nor labor can rule, though both must be under popular control. He warns against labor leaders and railway unions seen as threats to transportation.
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Miles
Poindexter
Washington
The
United States
Ahich
Avid Stend
Warapan J
Clinton Lady Weds Maquoketa Friend Miss Bertha Lake Marries John Musuen
Announcement from Clinton notes the marriage of Bertha Maria Lake to John Musuen in Clinton on Tuesday October 1. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. John Lake of Clinton and formerly resided in Maquoketa. The couple will residence after December 15 at 9 Fourth Ave. Clinton.
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Maquoketa
Former Maquokeia Lady Ella Taplin Dies in Kansas City
Relatives announced Thursday the death of Mrs. Ella McClain Taplin in Kansas City Missouri. She lived in Maquokeia for many years and resided with the late Thes Troot family. She was a sister of the late Henry Knittle and is remembered by many longtime local residents.
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Maquokeia
Ella McClain Taplin
Kansas City
Maruokeia
Thes Troot
Henry Knittle
Real Estate Deals Include Transfers On West Plas Street
Mrs. Chia Tubbs sold her West Plas Street home to J. H. Sokol and will give possession in December. The property is momentarily occupied by Sokol and Mrs. H. Galen Buchner. Tubbs plans to move to California. Wa. H. Carter near Fulton bought the Geo. DeGraw house on S. Main Street with plans to take possession shortly after Mrs. J. T. Miley’s visit.
Governor Harding urges Peggle on coal conservation plan
O McCaffrey, local chair of the Iowa fuel commission, receives a letter from state feel commit leaders at the State House Des Moines dated October 27 1919 urging formation of a rapid response organization to prevent a coal strike crippling utilities and manufacturing. The letter asks for readiness to act and stresses conserving and distributing available coal while avoiding hoarding.
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Harding
O. McCaffrey
The
Fuel Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
McCaffrey
State of
Maquoketa Welcomes New Auto Firm Run By Round Brothers
Pam Glen and Leon Round, sons of Mr and Mrs M S Round, announce purchase of the Watson Auto and Subway Co garage on South Main street in Maquoketa. The Round brothers, war veterans with government experience in motorcar and airplane construction, plan first class auto repair, parts, accessories, oils, and re construction work. Watson retains Nash and Port car agencies and remains in business across the street, with battery service expanding. Watson will continue as manager of the Hotel Hurst.
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Macticel
Iti
Pam Glen
Leon Round
Mr. and Biles
M.S
Ver City
Watson Auto and Subway Co
South Main Street
Round Brothers
Watson
Nash and Port Cars
Staid
The
Battery Service
Hurst
Barber Shop Change In Lost Nation Details
Wm. Pickett of Lost Nation became owner of the Norman Alden barber shop in the Merrero building on Main street after a Wednesday closing. Possession was given at once and the Alden family plans to move to Sapulpa Oklahoma. Pickett and family will occupy the Alden home. Reverend J. G. Morgan reports a pleasant trip from New York City. C. J. Edwards and Mrs. Omar Smith of Txtoms Wash left Thursday for Chris so Mrs. Smith will visit with her nieces before returning home.
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Wm. Pickett
Lost Nation
Norman Alden
Merrero
Main Street
J. G. Morgan
New York City
C. J. Edwards
Omar Smith
Txtoms
Chris
Smith
Eleanor Edwards
Tiger Will Purr Row 13 Tiger biannual rampage and tribal ceremonies
A damaged OCR item lists a tiger biannual rampage dated November 14 and warns wives to stay in cellars amid a tribal ceremony. Names of clan leaders, entertainment, reception, parade and temple roles are given, including many individuals and committees. The fragmentary text preserves event roles and organized group structure with numerous proper nouns.
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Oriental Jungles
Geo. McClellan
Ted Berkler
Walter Ogden
Murray, Eaton
Ray Griffinh
Bert Grant
Will Rankin
el Kirchhof
J. A. Buehner
J. W. Brady
Falter Law
Fred Gregory
Eighth Order
Blatchley
Walter Brown
Chris Werner
Ernest Chamberlain
J. W.brady
Ben Hole
A. Biztchhes
Ben de Meer Temple
Nasby's
Henry Miteazell
F_ VL Johrsok
Jim McDonald
Milton Sayers
McKinsey
High Noon Wedding Near Maquoketa in Pretty Rural Ceremony
On Wednesday October 25 a refined wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Ruff seven miles northwest of Maquoketa. Calvern Sayers married Viola Ruff with Rev J J Kidder pronouncing the union. The bride wore a pale pink gown with lace and beads, veil and orange blossom wreath. The couple received many presents including fifty dollars in cash and best wishes for a happy life together. August Dremm of Denver departed for Lincoln Nebraska enroute home.
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Bert Ruff
Maquoketa
Mildred
Cram
Piane
E. Sayers
Sarah Violx Benjenin
Relen Ruff
Donald Sagers
Witnese
Calvin
J.J. Kidder
Jessie Sayers
Iron Hills
Viola
Amit
Ruf
Tale of Two Dollars Home Dollar Story
Two dollars travel through a town showing how a Home Dollar benefits widows, doctors, veterans, nurses, merchants, workers, and communities while a loose dollar funds a banner, thieves, and distant cities. The piece urges readers to keep their dollars at home to strengthen local people and institutions.
Maquoketa City Seeks Proposals for Municipal Electric System
Notice to Contractors from Maquoketa City Council invites sealed proposals until 12 o'clock November 19, 2019 for material and construction to erect and install a complete municipal electric light and power system. Plans and specs available from G O Morse, Supt., City Hall. By order of City Council. Local notices follow with reflections on residents and visiting family.
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Maquoketa
Fio. B. Cars
Iowa
Morse
Coun
D. T. Bauman
Cit
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Chuck Brown
Jack 0
J.T. Mley Epert
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Chas. Webster
Maquoketa Hasa
Barber Shop
Seid
Lanth
Gene Mohr
Monty Hoffatrem
Walter Raah
AL Blake
Albert Wurster
Atesie
Frank Carson
Gay Anderson
Dix Wright
SS. Buttertworth
Dave Reynolds
Bert Davis
Harvey Allen
Murray Eaton
Ray Griffin
Gale Buchner
Pierce Mitchell
Bayes
Temple
Dremm
Denver
Colo
Lincvin
Nebr
Enroute
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France
Enxt Company
Httle
Alwys
Inkge Department
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New-York
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J. P. Beaver
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