Rankin Welcomes Eight Pound Son This Saturday
Mr and Mrs Will Rankin welcome an eight pound baby boy to their home on Saturday September 11. Read the Ads in this issue.
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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Will Rankin welcome an eight pound baby boy to their home on Saturday September 11. Read the Ads in this issue.
Fairfax residents Mrs McCabe and J Delaney among five people killed when a car struck from behind on a road near Town City. The Delaney and Cahill families were among the victims, with Mrs McCabe's daughter Mildred noted among the injured. Police investigated the crash as a fatal roadway accident with several vehicles involved.
A car crash near Oxford left Mr. Delaney with a minor cut above the eye and Thoman restrained injuries. Passengers Mildred Delaney, aged 9, and Lucile Thoman, aged 8, were unhurt while a bystander party including some relatives bound for Iowa City remained behind the wreck. News of Mrs. McCabe’s sudden death shocked local families.
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs David Glenn of this city died leaving sorrow for parents relatives and her husband Dr J G McCabe who moved to Fairfax years ago where he worked as a veterinarian. The note mentions RAT S NAP advertising claims in the fragment.
Mrs Reach explains long standing fear of rats and notes recent farm infestation. A neighbor reports effectiveness after using Rat-Snappy to rid droves of rodents.
The Salvation Army reports higher requests for used clothing than it can supply and urges donations of old garments. Call 279-41 to arrange pickup or drop off items.
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