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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1930

Page

2

Man Credits Konjola For Quick Rheumatism Cure

A man grateful for relief from rheumatism reports that the modern compound Konjola ended his ailment quickly after other treatments failed. He praises the new remedy and urges others to try it.

Konjola

Konjola promised lasting relief for chronic pain

A testimonial claims major improvement after six to eight weeks of Konjola use. The seller cites Aurelia Iowa's F. E. Pratt drug store and many local druggists as outlets, asserting thousands of prior positive results for various ailments.

Aurelia Iowa F. E. Prat

Mt Olive News Quick Local Tidbits and Visits

Mt Olive news notes multiple local visits and errands including John McCurry digging a tire ditch for Edgar Johnson. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Hahn and family visited Mrs Hanns parents in Quim. Clarence Owlson and family shopped in Sioux City. Sunday activities included Shank services and a Mother Daughter banquet in Aurelia. Easter program at Mt Olive church drew a large crowd despite mud with generous missions offering. Ruth Sawvell visited Marcus, and Miss Sawvell stayed with Chas Sawvell. Edgar Johnson hosted Homer Anderson recovering from mumps.

John McCurry Edgar Johnson Lincoln Hahn Hanns Quim Clarence Owlson Sioux City Plusal Su Erie Lars Mark Carl Johnson Ruth Aurelia Homer Anderson Jim Nation Herbert Wills Clyde Minor Earl Crippen Cherokee Baptist Church Alta Mt. Olive Ruth Sawvell Marcus Chas. Sawvell Donald Leonard Anderson Cherokee

Notice of Probate of Will Cherokee Iowa District Court

In Cherokee County Iowa you are notified that a document claimed to be the last will of Christ Miller deceased dated February 4 1920 has been filed opened and read. A hearing to prove and allow the will is fixed for May 5 1930 at 9 o clock A M at the Cherokee Court House before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated Cherokee Iowa April 2 1930.

State of Iowa Cherokee County Christ Miller Cherokee Said County

Hearing on Last Will of Jefferson H Dieterich Issued

State of Iowa Cherokee County to all whom it may concern the last will and testament of Jefferson H Dieterich deceased dated July 1912 filed opened read and fixed for hearing proof at 10 o clock a m on April 8 1930 at the Cherokee County Court House before the district court or clerk all interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as the will of the deceased dated Cherokee Iowa April 22 1930

Jefferson H. Dieterich Cherokee Iowa District Court Said County Town

Simmons Fourth Entry in County Sheriff Race

Republican primary race for county sheriff grows crowded as city marshal E A Simons announces his candidacy. He becomes the fourth entrant, following Sheriff J H Sangwir who recently declared his bid, with other candidates still in earlier stages of decision.

Simmons E. A. Simons Simons J. H. Sangwir Harrison Fisher Maude Bill Huber Hin Huber

Rumors Swirl Over Cherokee County Recorder Race

Cherokee County residents hear that John W. Stevens of Cherokee eyes a bid for county recorder in the June primaries while incumbent W. L. Miles seeks renomination after four years in the office. The scene at the courthouse shows entrenched contenders shaping the contest.

Court House John Ww. Stevens W. L. Miles

Alta News Items Reflect School Shifts and Shipments

Rev James McInnis read his resignation to the Alta congregation on Sunday. Supt Virgil E Smith of Fairview announces acceptance of the Harris Iowa superintendent post starting September. Oscar Peterson and Starvin Brown shipped 1500 bushels of legold seed vats to Sault Ste Marie Michigan at 60 cents per bushel. Alta board sorts applications for next school year. sixteen old teachers return with seven new faces.

James McInnis Virgil E. Smith Fairview Harris Iowa Smith Oscar Petergon Near Hanover Starvin Brown Seed Company Sault St. Mary Michigan Supt. Clark Board of Education Alta School

Squill Kill Promises Safe Rat and Mouse Control

An ad touts Squill Kill a non poison powder that kills rats and mice while claimed safe for livestock, pets, and poultry. Citing U S Department of Agriculture figures, it costs about 1 86 per rat yearly in damage. Sold as a red squill preparation for home barn or poultry house at 60 cents.

U. S Deptment of Agriculture

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