Jackson County IA Archives News.....Jackson County Klan No. 44 September 1, 1925
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Jackson Sentinel September 1, 1925
Jackson Sentinel, September 1, 1925 

Jackson County Klan No. 44 is making extensive plans to entertain thousands of 
visitors at their second annual klonklave to be held in Maquoketa on Saturday, 
September 12th. Among other features announced on the program are national 
speakers, naturalization, band concerts, drill teams, robed horsemen, a parade 
in the evening, followed by the feature picture, "The Fifth Horseman," which 
is to be shown on the grounds with no additional charge. 

Members from all parts of the country are expected to participate in the 
klonklave and extensive arrangements are being made to entertain the visitors 
by the local klan. The admission to the grounds, the location of which will be 
designated by the red arrows will be 25 cents for adults achildren under 
fifteen years are admitted free. Everybody is extended a cordial welcome. 




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