Local News Bits Across Aurelia Cherokee and Surroundings
Local notes from Aurelia and nearby areas report various social events births and visits. New babies born to Mr and Mrs Prank Dixon and Mr and Mrs Herman Pingel. Medical calls and a nurse advert along with theater listings at the Bijou. Various residents travel for work visits and family ties.
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First National Bank
Bert Sheldon
Cherokee
Oxford
Lewis
Prank Dixon
EK. L. DeVore
P. J. Fuller
For Sale Lost Found Local Classified Column
For Sale About 25 basicary choice millet seed Ed Rice. Its stove ard's buffet. Sale A, eachard cent 2 .
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Ed Rice
Stove Ard
Obituary: E. D. Snyder Resident of Cherokee County Dies
E D Snyder age 76 long time Cherokee county resident died at his home north of Aurelia after a pneumonia attack lasting since Friday. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev Morrer of Cherokee with full obituary to follow next week.
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Dan Whitney
Roy Hill
Eaco
Aurelia
G. J. Lewis
Dick Bell
Mrs. Sweet
Grover
Iverson
W. P. Dawson
Des Moines
C. Kling
Bird Island
Minnesota
C. R. Kleeberger
Germany
Mr. Kling
Old Country
E. L. DeVore
Pierson
Freeport
Illinois
E. F. Miller
Joplin
Missouri
E. D. Snyder
Cherokee County
Rev. Morrer
Cherokee
Margarine Sale Sparks Trade War in Zerbst
Local Zerbst shopkeepers view a clock and watchmakers shift to margarine sales as a response to rival practices. Prices drop drastically as a prank or protest against allegedly disloyal competition. Some grocers protest, alleging the move is a calculated trade dispute involving bonuses for margarine sales.
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Zerbat
Wittenberg
Germany
Zerbst
Extravagance Rebuked Bachelors Share Flat on East Nineteenth
Two bachelors live together in a flat on East Nineteenth street. The note hints at social norms and restraint in shared living arrangements.
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East Nineteenth Street
Grafter Pocket Comment Sparks City Banter
A Boston clubman recently back from New York City faced a witty exchange as a friend asked if he carried a policeman in his pocket. The club man paused and questioned the idea, while the friend quipped about grafter in every pocket during a week in the metropolis.
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Boston
New York City
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Aurelia, Iowa
Jas. F. Toy
W. P. Miller
W.H. Bischel
A. D. Coffman
D. R. Whitney
Lowe Bros. High Standard Paints
Nelson’s Drug Store
Hamilton
Gefy Livery
Herman Pingel
Newell
George Garber
Mae Sheldon
W. B. Gillham
Radcliffe
Iowa
Henry Johnson
Adeville
Dr. Connel
Storm Lake
Aurelia Lumber Company
Lewis’ Store
Dan Hawkins
Center Junction
Prairie Queen
Zepher
Fred Wieland
Roy Leonard
Sim Striker
Parks Brothers
George E. Leach
Wisconsin Lumber Co
N. N. Schwartz
Warren Fairchild
Robert Templeman
Rush Lake
Latters
Miss Corben
Orange City
New Jersey
Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Bijou
Ina den of Liona
Paddy Siglin
Waterloo
Paddy
Columbia
F. Peri
Primrose
Iowa Homestead
Earl Knight
Parker & Butterfield
John Scott
M. O. Miller
Fritz Kuhl
Galva
A. C. Lanham
Ruth
Julius Jordan
Arline Dingman
Guy Johnson
Odebolt
Jack Meyer
Herman Otto
Hanover
Germantown
J.S. Mummert
Studebaker
Wm. Aronshield
LeMars
W. N. Russell
J. S. Mummert
John Grashoff
Jackson
Lakefield
Fred Diercks
Chicago
Aurelia Lumber Co
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Bischer’s
Fred Jordan
Stella
Wieland
Gus Johanneson
Carl Nelson
Fred Bowen
Royal
Mr. Bowen
Peterson
Mrs. Crippen
Anna Bischel
W. H Bischel
J. H
L. C. Deiterich
Parker & Butterfield Bats
Mary Kruse
Gus
Elk Township
August Bischel
Alma
Ella
Elizabeth Marks
Sturm Lake
A. Fraser
Will Striker
Alec McKinnon
Lewis’.oute
S. A. Frisbie
Vermont
Herman Kruse
Sutherland
L. P. Nelson
Alta
Carl Ohlson
Henry Grashoff
Garber’s
la Grippe
Ohio
C.C. Hansen
Cincinnati Enquirer
Red Cross
Hackensack, N. J
Balkans
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pioneer
Standard Adv. Co
Farmers National Bank
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