Interesting News From Far and Near Highlights
A collage of local items includes J W Adkins retiring after 25 years as Bank of Paullina president on August 1, Sutherland to celebrate electric lights, Roy W Ford re elected Des Moines convention secretary, and E L King loses left arm in a Northwestern yard accident at Sioux Rapids. Marcus News reports electric service at Marcus starting August 1 with a new engine. Also noted are James Harris’s injuries from a car collision in Storm Lake, Dreber resigning as M C A secretary with Gustafson named, and a near miss saving a hand at a Marcus windmill. The Truesdale school contract to Park Bros and Dingosh, a Yeomen lodge plan, and Mrs Rowena Kinne’s death in Storm Lake are mentioned along with municipal bond talk and other local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Adkins
Bank of Paullina
Sutherland
Roy W. Ford
Storm Lake
Des Moines
E. L. King
Northwestern
Sioux Rapids
Marcus News
K. C. Gaynor
Marcus Electric Light Plant
Jas. Harris
Mabel Nylander
Charles £. Dreber
the. M. C. A
Nevada
George W. Gustafson
Fargo
North Dakota
J.h.knox
Marcus
H. Taylor
Paullina
W. T. Banes
Cleghorn
Meriden
Pilot-Tribune
Samuel Ensign
Okoboji
Remb
Rowena K. Kinne
Roy A. Kinne
Mother Kinne
Farm for Sale in Pitcher Township near Aurelia
Property offered southeast of Aurelia in Pitcher township section 14 at 200 dollars per acre. Public notice cites Mrs. J. C. Dowding in Cherokee Iowa with phone 554 and advertises Golden Sun coffee at Peoples Store. 15-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Pitcher Township
J. C. Dowding
Cherokee
Iowa
Peoples Store
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Swan Johnson sold his quarter section in Grant township to Andrew Andreson of Schaller for 170 dollars per acre. The farm lies seven miles northeast of Storm Lake. A new bakery opened in DeLay building on Main Street with James Lyck of Omaha in charge. Alva Moffatt’s east farm near town was resold to Geo Anderson of Holstein at 215 dollars per acre, total price 216 with commission. Marshal Farrow was asked by Marcus to supervise oiling of main streets. Marcus business men ordered ten thousand gallons. E P Stangland sold interest in Van Buskirk Stangland drug store to partner C A Van Buskirk, who will run the business once post office duties lessen. WN A Christensen will oversee the pharmacy side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Johnson
Grant Township
Andrew Andreson
Schaller
Storm Lake
Main Street
Madden
James Lyck
Omaha
Alva Moffatt
Town
Geo. Anderson
Holstein
Marshal Farrow
Marcus
Alta
E. P. Stangland
van Buskirk & Stangland
C. A. van Buskirk
van Buskirk
WN. A. Christensen
Rheumatic Pain Relief From Chamberlains Liniment
Peru Indiana resident Mrs Elmer Hatch reports long rheumatic attacks relieved quickly by Chamberlains Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes availability in 25 and 65 cent bottles through J C Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
J. C. Nelson
Weather Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Aug 2 1914
The report notes scattered showers on Thursday with uneven rainfall. Southern counties fared worst and crops especially corn, potatoes, and pastures need rain. Overall crop condition near July 1 level, corn at 97 percent. Water scarcity hampers stock and threshing in south. Threshing proceeds. winter wheat ~23 bu acre, spring wheat 16, oats 34, barley 27, rye 19. Projected state yields total 175,000,000 oats, 16,500,000 wheat, 11,000,000 barley, 1,300,000 rye.
All Nations Baseball Club to Visit Aurelia
The All Nations baseball team will play the local Aurelia team on Tuesday afternoon July 11. Stars include John Donaldson, Jose Mendez, Joe Graves, Naite, a Tokyo university player, and Splainier the Hawaiian infielder. The squad travels in private cars and brings a canvas fenced grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Nations
Aurelia
John Donaldson
U. S
Jose Mendez
Havana
Cuba
Joe Graves
Philadelphia Athletics
Naite
Tokio
Japan
Splainier
County Seat News From Cherokee Papers Times
Forty two teachers and prospective teachers took the examination at the courthouse last week. Howard Lucas and family visited Alta Fonda and Pomeroy meeting old friends and Jake Chaim now with a Manson photo gallery. A G Ferris and father bought Happy Hour Theater and Opera House from G D Smith. Garfield school to gain new look with 3000 dollars for improvements under contract by John Oleson of Rock Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Court House
Howard Lucas
Alta, Fonda
Pomeroy
Jake Chaim
Steinhaus
Jake
Manson
A. G. Ferris
G. D. Smith
Happy Hour Theater
Opera House
Garfield
John Oleson
Rock Rapida
Notice to property owners to mow weeds now
Property owners are hereby notified to mow the weeds on and in the streets and alleys adjoining their lots at once. J. C. Lockin, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lockin
War News Delivery Urges Daily Register and Leader
The Register and Leader touts its fast war coverage from Europe and offers daily delivery to rural routes for $1.00 through November 10. Readers are urged to mail orders to Des Moines Iowa or have The Aurelia Sentinel subscribe on their behalf. Also notes a farm for rent near Big Stone Lake South Dakota with inquiry to C R Kleeberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Register
Leader
Europe
Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
The
Des Moines
Aurelia Sentinel
South Dakota
Big Stone Lake
South
Dakota
C. R. Kleeberger
The Merrymakers Sextette and Notable Entertainers
A lively program features The Merrymakers Sextette delivering song and dance, a veteran Boston journalist on modern newspapers, a hard-hitting globe traveler, an illustrated talk on life saving service, dramatic rescue pictures, Canada’s baritone from The McDonald Company, a male quartet, Honolulu organ chimes with Panama Canal lecture, Boyds entertainment number, and Opie Read readings in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Honolulu
Ten Years Ago Items From The Sentinel Files
J C Nelson sold his drug business to Harry A Strouse of LeMars. T B Parker Sr will soon finish a new residence described as neat and cozy. J C Lockin sold his hotel interest to M Mummert taking a quarter section of Minnesota land. Bert Dice was elected band leader Ed Bundy secretary and treasurer Art Dingman manager at a recent meeting. Land company lots west of the railroad adjoining the Russell property now on market with prices 200 to 300 dollars. George Wharton to study at Northwestern Pharmaceutical College in Chicago Wilbur Reeves to replace him at Ed Bundys drug store. W H Hickey bought the George Ingalls farm near Pitcher schoolhouse. Editor Lloyd slowly recovers from rheumatic trouble. Farmers & Merchants bank needs help and Edwin Georke accepted the cashier position offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nelson
Harry A. Strouse
LeMars
T. B. Parker
J. C. Lockin
Lockin
M. Mummert
Minnesota
Boya
Bert Dice
Art Dingman
Ed Bundy
the Land Company
Russell
George Wharton
Chicago
Northwestern Pharmaceutical College
Wilbur Reeves
W. H. Hickey
George Ingalls
Pitcher School
The
Sentinel
Mr. Hickey
Lloyd
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Edwin Georke
Edwin
Congregational Notes From the Pastor’s Sermon Series
The note outlines Sunday services at 10 30 a m on the first sentence in Genesis and questions about choice and personal responsibility. Evening topic Our Choice explores freedom and duty. Church school at 11 45 a m C E at 7 p m on Who is True John 8 31 36. Midweek meeting Wednesday 8 o clock growing in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stark
Hell
Earth
Heaven
Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Storm Lake Chautauqua
Middle West
Bishop Hughes
Bob
Elbert Hubbard
Roycroft Shops
Sylvester A. Long
M. C. B. Mason
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
H. W. Sears
Chicago Operatic Company
Thatcher Concert Company
Sadlers
Misa Willmer
S. T. Neveln
Tribune
Couner
Methodist Church
Rev
Earl Hoon
Q. A. Royer, Jeweler
Ferrante
Albert L. Blair
Boston
W. H. Lougher
Walter G. Smith
Arthur K. Peck
McDonald Company
Canada
Baritone
Meistersingers
Isaac L. Wood
New Jersey
Opie
Boyds
Santa Hate
Marcia J. Stevenson
Canadian Northwest
Ralph Connor
Chautauqua
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