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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

2

Alta Fair Boosters Tour Aurelia for County Fair Promotion

Altal boosters plan a Tuesday August 8 visit to Aurelia with an airplane drop and band. An aviator to be identified as Eddie Sundholm will perform stunts and announce gifts for children. The tour will cover several towns with a 20 minute stop in each. rain or bad roads push tours to the following days.

Buena Vista County Fair Aurelia Peterson Linn Grove Sioux ‘Rapids Rembrandt Truesdale Marathon Albert City Newell Storm Lake Schaller Galva Holstein Washta Quimby Cherokee Eddie Sundholm Alta Band

Bischel Seeks Settlement of Aurelia Hardware Debts

W A Bischel states all outstanding accounts from his Aurelia hardware business should be settled promptly. Payments may be made to him or left at Rapp Hardware Co or First National Bank. Dated 15 4.

Aurelia Rapp ‘Hardware Co First National Bank W. A. Bischel

Household furniture for sale in fine condition

Household goods all in fine condition with genuine leather upholstery. Will sacrifice if taken in one lot for immediate sale. Inquire at Sentinel office.

Sentinel Office

Alta Cafe Sold in Monday Deal and Local News

Chas Miller sold the Alta Cafe to Chas Rawlins of Storm Lake on Monday. Lincoln Gurney and John Swanson returned Tuesday from a Yellowstone motor trip. Pearl Davenport visits from Sioux City for vacation. Camp Fire Girls head to Arnolds Park for a week with Fae Edwards and Mildred Wetherell as chaperones. Commercial Club discusses a booster auto tour to promote the Buena Vista County Fair. Mrs. Mary S. Nelson of Elk Township dies at 79. Buena Vista County Fair Board and Poland Show plan events for August 15 to 18 at Alta, per Roy H. Wilkinson.

Chas. Miller Alta Cafe Chas. Rawlins Storm Lake Lincoln Gurney John ‘Swanson Yellowstone National Park Pearl Davenport Sioux City Camp Fire Arnolds Park Okoboji Fae Edwards Mildred Wetherell Comercial Club Buena Vista County Mary S. Nelson Elk Township Sweden Nels B. Nelson Buena: Vista Poland Alta Roy H. Wilkinson

Paint Windows of Cow Barns

Earl Weaver of Iowa State College dairy husbandry says water mixed interior wall paint on barn windows keeps interiors cool in summer and reduces flies. He notes the barns have been painted green alabastine and warns against using dusty gunny sacks over windows. Cookies fresh and nice at Pierce Son's.

Earl Weaver Dairy Husbandry Iowa State College Mr. Weaver

Notable Methodist Camp Meeting at West Okoboji

The nine annual session of the Methodist Camp Meeting on West Okoboji Lake runs August 3 to 13. Eminent leaders Bishop Mead Bishop Stuntz and Bishop Jones will preach at scheduled times with daily Bible study from Rev. Will Huff D D. Chaplains Muhleman and Miss Dora Robins oversee youth programs.

West Okoboji Lake Charles L. Mead Homer C. Stuntz Denver Colo Robert E. Jones Bishop Jones Methodist Episcopal Church Omaha Iowa Nebraska Will Huff Methodist Church Huff W. G. Muhleman Dora Robins Peoria Illinois

Morrill Starts Bottling Works in Lake City

Shamrock Beverage company owned by R. W. Morrill becomes a new local enterprise. He rents the Erie street building once used by Louie Christensen and installs bottling gear to begin operations August 1. Morrill plans soft drinks and table drinks for local and out of town dealers with a hired workforce.

Morrill

Cherokee Railroad Detectives Shot by Negroes at Freight Yard

Cherokee detectives Courtright and Strand were shot while attempting to detain a freight car at Cherokee Wednesday night. Courtright sustained a bullet wound to the head and remains in critical condition, while Strand was seriously injured. Investigators report the assailants were labeled as negroes, with authorities outlining the incident and ongoing inquiry.

Cherokee Courtright Egtoes

Regional Happenings Across Nearby Towns Reported

Hog cholera school attendees in Storm Lake receiving permits to vaccinate their own hogs. Kingsley to pave eighteen more blocks, totaling twenty five. Chas Lynde starts on Bert Brees meat market building. Des Moines Hawarden trains removed from schedule due to shop strike and coal shortage. Holstein revives golf club plans after renewed effort. Timothy Sargeant, Quimby native, died while visiting Illinois. Clay County firms advance gravel work to finish main road system.

Storm Lake Peterson Patriot Peterson Des Moines Hawarden Holstein Timothy Sargeant Quimby Iilinalsy G. A R. Post Spencer News-Herald Clay County Clay County Board of Supervisors

Early worm control offered for pigs by Cherokee Stock Remedy

A Cherokee Stock Remedy Co. notice urges pig owners to treat pigs for worms now to prevent losses this summer and fall. The firm offers guaranteed results and provides phone contact at 211.

Cherokee Stock Remedy Co

Mankato Commercial College Catalog Request

A note requests readers to write Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota for a catalog. The brief implies a tied promotional or inquiry item with no dates or prices specified.

Mankato Commercial College Mankato, Minn

Fonda Man Ends Life with Shotgun in Car

Kenneth D. Weaver of Fonda was found dead in a car near a schoolhouse five miles northeast of Aurelia. The gun at his chest, a note of apology, and a photo of a local lady friend were discovered. the storm lake coroner investigated.

Kenneth D. Weaver Fonda Aurelia Albert Meyer Mr. Meyer Storm Lake Weaver

Live Wire Fatality Hits Holstein Man in Tragic Accident

Peter Ehrp Jr. was instantly killed Sunday afternoon at about 1 30 when he touched a live 2300 volt line that crossed with a broken telephone wire from a recent storm. His actions followed a report of burning tomato plants in the garden. The household failed to notify the Telephone Company and the community laments the preventable death.

PeterEhrp, Jr Bebee Grabie

Narrow escape in Afton machine shed blaze

William A. Smith of Afton narrowly escaped death when a gas leak under his auto ignited, burning his hands and causing severe but non permanent injuries. His rebuilt granary garage measuring 16 by 24 feet burned, with loss including a truck, feeder, wagon, wagon box and lumber, insured machinery, totaling about $2,000. rain averted total farm loss.

Wm. Smith Afton William A. Smith

Pasture Alone Cuts Dairy Yields in Summer

Iowa State College dairy specialists report pasture alone lowers milk output and fat. A herd of 17 cows on pasture from April to June produced 1011 pounds and 83.5 pounds fat in April, 849 pounds and 28.4 fat in May, and 541 pounds and 47.3 fat in June, with little feed beyond pasture.

Iowa State College K. W. Bullock Delaware Cow Testing Association

Dennis Noonan Dies At About Age 45

Dennis Noonan, about 45, died Thursday night. He never married and had suffered a long illness that left him helpless. The town mourns a longtime resident who faced illness with quiet dignity.

Dennis Noonan American Legion Auxiliary Armory Rotary Club Frank Scott Sioux City Frank Bordewick Cherokee Bordewick First National Bank First National Primghar

Federated Church Notes Morning Service and Upcoming Talks

The Federated Church lists morning service at 10 30, Sunday School 11 45, Christian Endeavor 7 00, Evening Service 8 00. The Missionary Society met with Miss Brosius. two articles on the Steel Industry were read. Mrs Arthur Fraser joined as a new member. Next Sunday Miss Brosius speaks at Aurelia and Mt Olive, Mr Gillet at Aurelia in the evening. Threshing oats resumes after rain delays. yield 30 to 40 bushels per acre.

Federated Church Congregational Baptist Christian Endeavor The Missionary Society Miss Brosius Arthur Fraser Aurelia Mt. Olive Gillet

Crippen Welcomes Son and Local Happenings

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Crippen on Thursday July 25. Ray Owens bought the delivery outfit and business from Lowell Chase and took possession Thursday morning. In the week long baseball tournament the locals went 1 2 with Newell 8 2, Sioux Rapids 11 2, and Fonda 8 7 in eleven innings. At the Methodist church last Sunday afternoon the marriage of Louis Johnson and Effie Blvena Fierck occurred. He was badly scalded on the right arm after being released by his brother following the event.

Raymond Crippen Ray Owens Lowell Chase Newell Sioux Rapids Fonda Louis Johnson Effie Blvena Fierck Storm Lake

Notice to property owners to mow noxious weeds

You are notified to mow all noxious weeds on your property or adjoining streets and alleys at once as required by town ordinance. If you fail, the town will mow and charge the expense to the property owner. By order of town council. T. B. Parker, Mayor. 1t

T. BH. Parker

Methodist Church Notes Preaching on Church Membership

G R Gilbert pastor notes preaching next Sunday morning with the theme Church Membership. There will be no evening services. Plan to attend the morning service.

Methodist Church G. R. Gilbert

Crabb Apples For Sale At Lewis Store

Crabb apples advertised for sale at Lewis store. No further details provided in readable text.

Lewis’ Store

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E. S. Kiernan Sec’y Alta Fair Auto Tour Alta Advertiser Pierce & Son's M.E. Okoboji Methodist Mickie Fonda Man Darby & Waaethf Darby & Wagstaff County Seat News Sentinel J. C. Nelson
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