Meriden School Board Names Earl Berkler Superintendent
In Meriden the consolidated school board elected Earl Berkler of Arthur Iowa as superintendent for the coming year. Also noted were changes and re-elections in nearby towns as Storm Lake and Rembrandt announced new superintendents pending confirmation and Akron Iowa gained a new school leader.
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Meriden
Meriden Consolidated School Board
Earl Berkler
Arthur
Storm Lake Register
Ted Karges
Sfates Consolidated
Everly Schools
Peterson Patriot
March
Rembrandt
F. A. Conner
Rembrandt Schools
Akron
Iowa
Plymouth Salate
Sioux City
Marcus
Lee Simons
Lovell Simons
Amherst
Delegation Returns Home After Brief Des Moines Mission
A delegation left Des Moines with new hope, stayed two extra days, and successfully secured the papers and bacon promised, then returned home in the evening.
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Des Moines
Cherokee Officers Track Injured Car Thief Near Cleghorn
Sheriff A N Tilton and Marshal Albert Hurd searched northeast of Cleghorn Friday morning for the man who stole a Chevrolet sedan from Cleghorn Thursday night. The car owned by Will Miller was driven four miles northeast before a collision with a Pawlina farmer's team of livestock. The driver fled into a field and the search was hindered by blind tracks across the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Tilton
Albert Hurd
Cleghorn
Cleghovn
Will Miller
Henry Anderson
Pawlina
Blondstains
CCC Extends Corn Loan Offer Through May
Des Moines reports the Commodity Credit Corporation extends corn loan offers to farmers at 46 cents per bushel through May 1 1934. Farmers must have signed corn hog contracts and obtain a county committee certificate. extension targets warehousing delays in Nebraska Kansas Iowa Illinois Kansas Ohio Missouri Colorado South Dakota Minnesota Iowa leads with 56 million dollars in loans.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Indians
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
United States
Miss.nvi
Idiana
Aurelia Bridge Team Tops Lakers for Fourth Win
Aurelia bridge players extended their streak to four consecutive wins over the Storm Lake Lakers this Monday evening. The pairs were Poy Matzdorff with R. B. Harrison, W. H. Bischel with J. M Whitney, Sie Matzdorff with K. C. Dagger, and L. P. Nelson with Wad Brown.
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Aurelia
Storm Lake
Lakers
Poy Matzdorff
R. B. Harrison
W. H. Bischel
J. M Whitney
Sie Matzdorff
K. C. Dagger
L. P. Nelson
Wad Brown
Aurelia High Track Team Preview For Spring Meet
A small Aurelia high school track squad returns three lettermen Paul Jones Burdette McKinnis and Albert Johnson along with Virgil Larson and Dale Clover. Ralph Mongan is out with an injured ankle. They expect strength in high jump pole vault shot mile and quarter mile with four schools at Cleghorn Friday and a schedule including Cleghorn Pocahontas Alta county meet. Kittenball to share attention with track. two games with Sutherland two with Alta and a May 16 conference tourney on the city field with Aurelia Alta Sutherland Sioux Rapids Marcus Paullina as potential entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia High School
Paul Jones
Burdette McKinnis
Albert Johnson
Virgil Larson
Dale Clover
Ralph Mongan
Cleghorn
Remsen
Primghar
Aurelia
Pocahontas
Alta
Sutherland
Sioux Rapids
Marcus
Paullina
County Farmers Swine Corn Base Estimates Exact
Cherokee county farmers did not overestimate corn and hog production for the corn hog program bases. State statistician Leslie Carl found practically no adjustment needed after reviewing contract figures. Local contract signers’ acreage and yield estimates matched federal estimates. tabulated figures will be published in county papers soon.
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Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
Leslie Carl
Carl
Iocal
Federal
Alta News Items Highlight Local Events And Court Action
Miss Myrtle Haase moved to Detroit Michigan to take a nursing position after four weeks in Chicago. A large high school turnout answered Coach I E Perrys track call with twenty enthusiastic freshmen and sophomores plus returning letterman Donald Anderson. Donna Sansen won first in humorous at the Declam Contest while Vivian Gaffey won first in dramatic at the County Declamatory contest in Newell on March 28. Mrs Oscar T Adolphson died after several months illness. Matilda Dorothy Vanderhoff, born August 24 1884 in Elk township, grew to womanhood there. Judge James DeLand sentenced Lionel Breyfogle of Alta to ten years for grand larceny of a Chevrolet stolen from the Pierson home west of Alta. Breyfogle pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Haase
Detroit
Michigan
Miss Haase
Chicago
I. E. Perry
Donald Anderson
Donna Sansen
C. J. Sansen
Anamosa
Alta
Mary Fraser Gains Excellent Rating in Sioux City Vocal Contest
Miss Mary Fraser representing Aurelia high school scored excellent in the vocal solo at the district contest in Sioux City last Thursday evening. Three contestants in the division earned superior and advance to the next round. Fraser and Marianne Chandler sang a duet in the small group class Friday morning and rated good, accompanied by Mrs. Fae Fraser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fraser
Aurelia High School
Sioux City
Miss Fraser
Marianne Chandler
Fae Fraser
Victoria Aylesworth
Perry Aylesworth
A. E. Krout
C. C. Larson
Classified Rates Offer For Advertisers
A newspaper notice promotes new classified ad rates at 10 cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each additional insertion. The brief promotion highlights affordable options for local listings and business notices.
Father of A J Maltby Buried Here Tuesday
H A Maltby of Cut Bank Montana father of A J Maltby Aurelia was buried in Aurelia cemetery Tuesday afternoon after services at Daven Funeral Home Cherokee and at the Maltby home. Rev Lloyd Scheerer led the service. Born May 19 1850 in Chicago he died April 6 1934 aged 83 years 10 months 18 days. He moved to Cut Bank in 1910 and helped establish the first church there. He leaves a son and three daughters, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Nearby relatives and friends attended the funeral from Sioux City Denison Leeds Hornick Denver and Cut Bank.
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H. A. Maltby
Cut Bank
Montana
A. J. Maltby
Aurelia
Daven
Cherokee
Maltby
Lloyd Scheerer
Susie
Hornick
Lucy Beckman
Denver
Colorado
Mattie Miller
Books Donated to Library Feature Diverse List
A library display catalogs donated titles ranging from classic novels to adventure tales. Notable authors include H J Haneck, Howard R Garis, Daniel Defoe, F Marion Crawford, Booth Tarkington, Temple Bailey, Florence M Kingsley, P G Wodehouse, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and Watch Tower publications.
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Uncle Sams
H. J. Haneck
Beckie Stubtail
Howard R. Garis
Bunny Brown
Sue
David A. Curtis
Cousin Maud
Mary J. Holmes
Daniel Defoe
Captain Charles King
F. Marion Crawford
Mary Jd
Holmes
Nedra
George B. McCutcheon
Deemster
Hall Caine
Gene Straton Porter
Temple Bailey
Mary Midthorne
George Barr McCutcheon
Palace of the King
Indiana
Booth Tarkington
Felix
Robert Hichens
Axel
Harry Prentice
Tennessee
Oxie Read
Partners of Providence
Charles Stewart
Desert Gold
Jane Grey
Paul
Florence M. Kingsley
Titus
Watch Tower
New York
H. Alger
Afton Couple Wed in Adel Nupial at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Lorella M. Whitin and Floyd L. Andersen were married Friday April 6 at the Adel Methodist parsonage with Rev. W. G. Warren officiating. Attended by the groom’s brother Ben Anderson and wife of Woodward Town, the couple traveled to Des Moines, then returned to live on the Floyd Andersen farm in Afton township.
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Afton Township
Lorella M. Whitin
Floyd L. Andersen
Adel
Town
W. G. Warren
Ben Anderson
Woodward
Des Moines
Aurelia
Floyd
Proom
Robert Anderson
Robert Whiting
Old Age Pension Act Explained in Iowa
The Forty-fifth General Assembly enacts an old age pension plan as a state insurance like system. Eligible individuals 65+ with residency, income limits, and tax compliance may receive up to 25 dollars monthly, with a 2 dollar annual head tax and annual renewal due July 1 1935.
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Senate
Forty-fifth
General Assembly
Iowa
United States
Old Ape Assistance Board
County News Highlights From County Meetings and Payrolls
The county newspaper briefs report a meeting of 175 druggists at Hotel Lewis on April 21, a Northwest Town association gathering, and 17 Republicans plus 4 Democrats seeking county nominations. Payroll data show Cherokee county workers totaling 69 846 70 with checks of 1454 76 to 183 recipients. A buffalo skull found in Revk township marks a historic note. Vehicle registrations rise with 4045 autos and 461 drug licenses, while plate issuance since 1933 is cited.
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Hotel Lewis
Revk
Stanley Simons
Forrest Simons
Iswa Vratries
I. M. Tyner
DOORMAN REPORTS ON DORMANT SPRAY FOR TREES
Des Moines Iowa April 10 The Iowa agricultural secretary warns that many apply dormant sprays to trees and shrubs with mixed results. Oils lime sulfur and sulfur mixtures may help control oyster shell scale but dormant spraying does little for codling moth or apple sebas.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Blortienttura Aes
Iay Murray
Riculture
Publication of corn hog data and names next week
Cherokee county producers and production figures from 1932-33 will be published in county newspapers including The Aurelia Sentinel Lavena News Washta Journal and Cherokee papers. The data list acres in farm corn acreage rented buildings hog numbers and feeder pig purchases as a check on contract accuracy and fairness.
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Cherokee County
Pitcher
Diamond
Aurelia Sentinel
Lavena News
AAA
Washington
Wallace
Turner
Milk cow population rises as dairy prices stay low
R K Bliss of Iowa State College Extension Service cites record United States milk cow numbers while farm returns for dairy products remain dangerously low. Despite more cows and higher output, per cow returns lag as milk consumption holds steady. Public meetings will be held nationwide likely in late March to address the dairy problem.
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R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College Extension Service
AAA
United States
Washington
Farch
Looking Back Into the Past Diamond Center area obituaries and notices
The remembrance column notes T. L. Kenyon of Amery Wisconsin dying April 4 in Sioux Falls burial at Diamond Center. Dr A H Eddy Aurelia elected to county board of education and Miss Harnet Murrell chosen county superintendent. Alice Bell and Carl Anderson wed at Diamond Center parsonage April 2. Winter trip highlights include Henry Myers returning from St Petersburg Florida. The item also records land sales and moves from 20 and 30 years ago, including farm purchases and relocations in Aurelia and surrounding townships.
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T. L. Kenyon
Amery
Wisconsin
Diamond Township
Aurelia
Sioux Ialls
Diamond Center
A. H. Eddy
W. V. Dawson
Alice Bell
Carl Anderson
Diamond Center Parsonage
Ralston
Henry Myers
St. Petersburg
Florida
Dairy producer concerns from nationwide regional conferences
The article notes that discussions at 165 regional dairy conferences across the United States focused on what lies ahead for dairy producers. It highlights a serious problem facing producers, as the Sentinel positions itself as an authorized agent for Sioux City papers and offers subscription reminders.
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United States
the Sentinel
Sioux City
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T. W. Thorpe
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Maris DeWolf
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Spencer
Peterson School Board
Thos. I. Kephart
Holstein
THEIF
CCC
Briedge
Scientific Business
Farmers National
Aurelia, Iowa
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UH. Alger Jr
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H. Alger Jr
Hectors
County Seat News
Doorman
Kpraying
Vy Ish Ulpural Assn
Sentinel
Fred Hoffmeier
George Scott
Frank Bedke
W. R. Robinson
ML. Mummert
Mars
Elizabeth Striker
Carrie
J. C. Nelson
Methodist Parsonage
Wm. Coombs
Zoma
Henry Bischel
Phil Fassler
Pitcher Township
D. P. White
Rogers
Arkansas
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
E. F. Wehking
E. EF. Wehking
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