Local notices and ads from Aurelia area blend
Local items list garden seeds strawber ries and broad coops sold by Carlberg Bros and Pierce Son. Hardware and services advertised include filling stations tires tires repairs cream prices medical visits and community events. Residents move visit and travel to Sioux City Holstein Storm Lake and Kronau with family news and social gatherings noted.
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Pierce & Son
Carlberg Bros
Burgess
H. J. Arends
Pierce & Bruce
Rosealie Garber
Marathon
W. F. Pitcher
Joliet
Illinois
Horatio Pitcher
Will Murphy
Storm Lake
Will
John Murphy
F. L. McNear
Anthon
R. B. Howell
George Brady
Adel
Carlberg Bros. E. A
Fort Morgan
Colorado
C. B. East
Sioux City
Heinrich Products
Wade Brown
Heinrich
C. F. Miller
Pearl
Auto
Florida
Oklahoma
Frank Waddell
Aurelia Motor Co
Verna Howell
Geo. Scott
Philathea
High School Baseball Schedule And Uniforms Introduced
The high school baseball team unveils new uniforms funded by Aurelia business and professional people. They open Friday with Quimby at home, then travel to Correctionville Storm Lake and Galva venues through May 18.
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Quimby
Aurelia Business
Correctionville
Storm Lake
Galva
Alta
Storm ‘Lake
Alte Herd
Card of Thanks to Aurelia Helpers and Minister
We thank the people of Aurelia for their help and kindness and especially the Methodist minister in our hour of trouble. Jacob Foust and Children. Henry Foust and Children.
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Aurelia
Jacob Foust
Henry Foust
Aurelia Council Proceedings Take Steps on Taxes and Park
Aurelia Iowa March 18 1923 regular meeting of the town council with four members present and one absent. Minutes approved and February treasurer report read. J C Nelson taxed on 1922 personal property at 2000 though valuation should be 1000. board of supervisors asked to reduce. Bills totaling 683.35 approved. Clerk authorized to issue warrant to J S Muffmert upon deed for corners bought on Primary road No 5. Mayor to appoint committee with Waddell and Mann to discuss purchasing old school grounds for a public park. Meeting adjourned.
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Aurelia
Iowa
East
Waddell
Reckoff
Mann
Paulson
J. C. Nelson
Board of Supervisors
Cherokee County
S. Mummert
Mummert
Aurelia Independent School Board of Directors
Waddell and
Ownership Statement for Aurelia Sentinel April 1928
Notarized statement by E C Lighter owner publisher editor Aurelia Iowa confirms ownership and management details for Aurelia Sentinel. No bondholders or security holders owning 1 percent or more identified. Sworn April 2 1923 before WL Bischel Notary Public commission expires 1924.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
State of Iowa, Co
E. C. Lighter
E. Lighter
Lighter
WL Bischel
Afton and Vicinity News Highlights Local Visits
The A C C met with Mrs Ellis Stienecke for Easter events and a large crowd attended. The Nutrition school met at the Win Smith home. Many residents including the Holmes, Meinking, and Ruge families were seen visiting relatives in nearby towns and hosting gatherings. Afton Farm Bureau reported on the convention with Forest Ware’s remarks and a showing by the county agent. A birthday gathering at the Will Smith home, barn construction plans for Wm Hansbruch, and other neighborhood visits filled the week.
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Afton and Vicinity News
Ellis Stienecke
Ray Wachtler
Nutrition School
Win Smith
Guy Anderson
Buena Vista County
Irving Brewster
Troy Mummert
Tom Holmes
Ed Meinking
Lydia
Richards
Peter Richards
Peterson
Ethel Peterson
McWilliams
Cherokee
McQuinn
Miss Stoner
Cave
Henry Pingle
Storm Lake
Lale Goodwin
Vivian Dyslin
V. Dyslin
Feyvervene
Tew Modine
George Ruge
Afton Farm Bureau
Center School House
Forest Ware
Ellis
Will Smith
Smith
Tuncheon
Akers
Waddell
Wm. Hansbruch
Mt Olive Community Notes Reachers and Ladies Aid Meeting
Ernest Magnusen visited Sioux on business by Wednesday. The Mt Olive Ladies Aid held an all day meeting producing about 21 dollars with a noon public dinner. Plans for June association meetings were discussed and May 2 is set at Lars Mork home. Members hosted by Lars Mork and Mrs Carl Magnuson.
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Gillet
Juber
Floyd Allen
Cherokee
Fred Halbauer
B. H. Dubes
Dan Dubes
Aureelia
Chas. Sawwell
Sadie
Edna
Marine Georke
Bert Deibner
Antone Hanson
Allen Neville
Frank Dubes
Aurelia
Earl Crippen
Neville
Mike Dubes
Crippen
Rev. Gillet
Spencer
Congregational Church
Ernest. Magnuson
August Hanson
Alta
Sioux City
B. Y
Ted
Louie Bengtson
Ernest Magnusen
Sioux
Mt. Olive Ladies Aid
Mesdames E. H. Gillet
Frank Tribbie
Margaret Juber
O. C. Thompson
John Towner
John Deller
Lars Mork
Carl Magnuson
Farmers Union
Axel Johnson
Magnuson
Silver Farmers Union
Rankins
Earl Bruce
Injun Dollar Draws on Face Trade
A casual note recalls a man offering a dollar to draw the speaker’s face, calling him Snake-Hum, with a wish for a mug like the listener’s. The fragment reads like a street encounter and reflection on appearances.
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Eagle Eye
Couldn't Be a Pleasure First Gentleman Dialogue
A brief exchange features a first and second gentleman. The first bows and says he believes he has met the second gentleman's wife, while the second teases that any past meeting likely did not involve his wife, implying misrecognition or wit.
Striving to Please in a Murmur of Prison Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a town sergeant clarifying jail inmates in Plunkville. A quoted passerby offers flowers to a murderer, but the sergeant notes the presence of a wife beater instead. The scene underscores local crime headlines and social tensions.
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Plunkville
A Guid Concert on Himself
A playful dialogue between She-Oh and Jack ends with a light remark about aging and love. The note invites readers to read the ads for more details.
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Jack
Notice of Will Proof for Orlando D. Waddell
In Cherokee County Iowa an instrument alleged to be the last will of Orlando D. Waddell deceased was produced opened and filed The hearing for proof is set for April 30 1923 before F J Carpenter Clerk of the District Court Herrick Herrick attorneys notice dated February 27 1923 with the court seal.
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Iowa
Cherokee County
Orlando D. Waddell
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B. R. Olds
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H. H.carroll
Wm. Fierck
Cora Lockin
Cherokee Stock Remedy Co
Martha Everett
Charlie
Frank Betcher
Kronau, Sask
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W.C. Newcomb
Arthur Fraser
H. A. Holmes
Rochester
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Harry
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A. J. Whinery
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Ed Culver
S. A. Nystedt
J. H. Clymens
Fairmont Creamery Co
Arthur Bruce
M. E. Ladies Aid
Susie Martin
Pipestone
H. H. Carroll
Jeweler
Roy
Clara Fairfield
Fort Dodge
Mrs. Frandsen
Frank DeVore
Missouri Valley
Inlaw
E. L. DeVore
Fairmont Creamery
Pierce A Son
Lloyd Scott
Federated Ladies Aid
Plymouth Hall
Mary
G. M. Shultz
Blairstown
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Mr. Shultz
Pierce & Son's
G. R. Wharton
Frank Johns
Cyril
Nora Christensen
Porl Johns
Wilford Diercks
Womens Farm Bureau
Pitcher Township
Ralph Peters
Merrie Meetors Club
C. Kling
C. R. Kleeberger
California
Ling
Bern
Germany
Europe
United States
Klondike
Cuba
Council Proceedings
T. B. Parker
L. E. Christensen
MT. Olive
Henry Braasch
Sentinel Office
Geo. Iverson
Farmers National Bank
Aaron Holderness
R. C. Rhode Island
Kolb
F. J. Carpenter
Herrick & Herrick
Attorneys
Lems
The
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Aurelia, Iowa
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