Happenings In Nearby Towns Report Wide Range Of Local News
The bulletin lists obituaries for Wm. Mantz of Galva and Marjorie Troxel of Buena Vista County, plus business changes in Storm Lake and Sutherland. It notes road funding in Clay County, a vigilantes ammunition grant, thefts at Sinclair and Stoltenberg stations, a wedding at Brooke Township, and a near-fatal corn-bin incident in Liberty township.
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Storm Lake Register
Buena Vista County Board of Supervisors
Buena Vista County Vigilantes Committee
County Seat News Adds Flower Show and Plowing Meet Details
The Cherokee county farm bureau announces the Pilot Rock plowing match will be held September 11 and 12 on the Frank Wester farm west of Cherokee. Fourteen exhibitor classes offer prizes totaling 56.90. Also noted are results from the fall flower show, and a theft incident near the American theater where a Whippet coach was seized by a Windom sheriff. The death of locomotive engineer A J Sinkey, 51, of 209 West Locust Street, is reported from heart failure linked to acute gastritis after 28 years with Illinois Central, 15 in Cherokee.
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Pilot Rock
Ernest Bushlow
East Locust Street
American Theater
Windom
Minn
Simmons
A. J. Sinkey
West Locust Street
Ilinois
Mr. Sinkey
Illinois Central Lines
Cherokee
Frank Wester
Chris Wester
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Pilot Township
Alicia Rogpon
Shirley Heath
Mildred Cave
Ois
Miss Melton
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Death
We acknowledge with sincere thanks the many acts of kindness and sympathy from friends who helped us bear the burden during the illness and death of our daughter and sister. Mr. and Mrs. FF A Daniels and Family.
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FF. A. Daniels
Stage All Set For Two-Day Aurelia Farmers Picnic
The Aurelia two day farmers picnic, August 28 and 29, expands to two days with sponsors from local business men and the American Legion. Programs run 10 am to night, featuring races, concerts by the Bluebirds orchestra, tug of war, kitten ball, parachute jump by Kathy of Cherokee, stunt flying by Walt Weise, and nightly dances at the Community hall with tickets good for both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Lues Post
American Legion
Bluebirds
Afton
Silver
Diamond
Hanover
Cherokee
Alta
Hamiltons
Kathy
Walt Weise
Meriden
Bluebird
The
Legion
the Sentinel
Local Boy Scouts Run Shooting Gallery For Fundraiser
Scoutmaster Allen Lamm and his troop operate a shooting gallery in the open spire between Wall building and Niels P Peterson tailor shop. They offer a one dollar prize for high score on ten cards and a Remington .22 rifle as grand prize. The gallery opens during the day picnic and runs around piemme to raise funds for building a log cabin at the city park.
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Allen Lamm
Boy
Niels P. Peterson
Harmony Kings to Perform Last Dance and Concert
The Harmony Kings orchestra of Cherokee will play Saturday for both the last open air concert and Lepion dance under a shared arrangement. Their previous appearance drew the largest crowd of any dance and featured a fine street concert.
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Harmony Kings Orchestra
Cherokee
Harmony Kings
Cherokee County youth calf show primes prizes at Sioux City fair
Cherokee county plans 380 calves in the baby beef show at Sioux City September 17 to 19. First prize is a free trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago, with additional cash awards and a prize pool of 100 dollars. Judging starts September 17 at 9 am with registration by 8 am the day before. Calf owners receive dormitory facilities and meals. The event is sponsored by the Sioux City stockyards company, Livestock exchange, and Trader's association, continuing since the Interstate fair ended three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Sioux City
Farm Bureau
Cherokee County
Bureau
Chicago
Ellis
Sioux City Stockyards Company
Sioux City Livestock Exchange
Sioux City Trader's Association
Miss Anna Vring Called By Death
Miss Anna Vring died at her home northeast of Aurelia last Sunday after an illness. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at the German Lutheran church in Afton towns and burial will be in the church cemetery. She was born July 5 1870 in Monee Illinois and died August 1 1905 at age 35 years 1 month 26 days. She is survived by sister Josanna and brother John.
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Anna Vring
Aurelia
Afton
Anna kKauina Vring
Diedrick Vring
Monee
Ilinois
Town
Appointment of Joseph M. Lockin as special agent
The Sentinel announces Joseph M. Lockin of Aurelia as special agent for Provident Mutual Life Insurance in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties. His office will be in his father H. H. Lockin’s insurance office. Lockin, a local graduate of Aurelia High School, attended Morningside College and Armstrong College Berkeley before returning last June to join Provident Life, aiming to pursue this as his life’s work.
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Sentinel
Broken and Brake
Sioux City
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Lockin
Aurelia
Cherokee
Buena — Vista
H. H. Lockin
Lockin
Morningside College
Armstrong College of A Business Administration
Berkeley
California
Lo¢kin
The
Provident Life Insurance Company
Provident Life
Cherokee 4-H Winners Show Strong 4-H Demonstrations
Cherokee Two 4-H winners claimed first prize and a state fair trip at Achievement Day held in the Methodist basement. Mildred and Bonita Main, coached by Mrs. Hyndmia, presented Parchment Lamp Shades. Second prize went to Silver township team Viola Niemem and Helen Jums coached by Mrs. Schoeer, with a $10 prize.
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Cherokee Township
Mildred
Bonita Main
John Hyndmia
Silver Township
Viola Niemem
Helen Jums
Mass Mariesehoeer
Carrie Seper
Wilkow
Irma Booth
Tilden
Alita Bireh
Sheridan
Suede
Tigees
Spring
eNa Mandaoh
Arma Rasmussen
Yds
Sam Dinter
Grand Meadow
Yic
Mildred Main
Gladys Jones
Alton
Vera Barnes
Amherst
Ibelen Melton
Thoes da Charge
Eva Olucey
Isrean Aus
Lucille Tigges
Alice Dane Mehkee
Clay County Officers Clean Up Wet Spots in Two Week Sweep
Clay County officials led by County Attorney C. O. Baldwin and Sheryl Erickson concluded a two week campaign against law violators. About 20 arrests were made. 13 defendants were fined 1510, two surrendered bonds totaling 50, four remain for trial. Arrestees faced charges from intoxication to liquor transportation and opium den devices.
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Spencer
Towa
Clay County
Attorrney
O W. Baldwin
Sheryl Fred Erickson
Grand View Park
Lost Island
Charices
Pitehiman Amd Wiltian
Royal Cael
Husahee
T. Keller
Duncombe
Altra cooperative moves to new Watch buildings and obits noted
The Atta Co operative Creamery moves equipment to Watch buildings on Main Street and plans full operation next week. In Alta, Albert C Jolson dies at home north of town after illness. he was born in Parria in 1si and leaves a widow and several sons. John Milton VanBuskirk, born 1860 in Lambertville New Jersey, also noted with funeral held posthumously.
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O. W. Albright
Atta Co-operative Creaminery
Main Street
Omedorm
Alta
Hamsen
Wesley
Nest
Albert C. Jolson
Mr. Johnsen
Paria
Milton Vanibuskirk
Alta Hospital
Ray Parker
First Presbstermin
John Milton VanBuskirk
Lambertsville
New Jersey
Notice to Mow Weeds on Dots Gineraceae Streets
Notice to property owners that second growth of weeds on specific streets and alleys must be mowed immediately. If not mowed, town workers will perform the work and the cost will be assessed to owners. By order of town council. Wedding stationery at Sentined.
Obituary and Local Notices From Aurelia Area
Yen years ago George MM Miller a former resident of Aurelia died August 16 at his home in Edinburg Virginia. The body was brought here for burial. Various local figures were elected directors for a new consolidated school district after a November election. Details mention community gatherings, a barbecue, and other civic notes. The remains of Mrs CP Kenyon were brought here from Sioux City for burial in the local cemetery. Several land transactions and store happenings are noted alongside obituaries and town news.
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George MM. Miller
Aurelia
Edinburg
Virginia
Woo Dawson
FF. G. Scott
Geo
Blanch
A. Tlleddy
D. ©. Leekin
Marl Crippen
CP. Kenyon
Burniban Te Ianmead Cemetery
Farmers debate timing of market marketing and price trends
The article notes Iowa farmers delaying marketing until winter, causing market crowding and price shifts. It cites chicken prices dropping from 32.9 to 22.2 cents per pound from June to December, with a 12.7 cent monthly fall in late year as farmers sell various grades of poultry.
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Iowa
Powit
Perioth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Mantz
Galva
Storm Lake
Nina Conley
Washta
Spencer News-Ierald
Clay County Board of Supervisors
A. W. Chamberlain
Sutherland Courier
Marjorie Troxel
Will Troxel
Sioux Valley Hospital
Peterson
Dr. W. N. Gaston
Masonic Lodge
M. D. Beck
North of
Maple Grove
Patriot
J. N. Horlacher
Truesdale
Buena Vista County
Galva Tribune
Sinclair
Stoltenberg
Federal Road
Hedwig Herrmann
Gov. Anderson
Brooke Township
St. John’s Church
John TW. Herrmann
Marcus
Milton Halstrom
Linn Halstrom
Liberty Township
County Seat News
Farmers National Bank
Aurela, Iowa
Joseph M. Locken
Cherokee Two
Iowa State Fair
Refimieshea
Kemmered
Doris Morrill
Doris Melton
Makeshut
Naomi Beaton
Aanhghst
Seca
Ray Rag
Afihtred Cave
Coverlet
Luetlie Anderson
Cider
Esther Specht
Majerie Bryant
van Amherst Girl
Bonita
Main
Marjory Wilcox
Frances Mortenson
Dresser
Esther Speeht
Lucille Anderson
Alicia Ropeow
Helen Harrison
Mildred Beeker
Chidys Jones
Aaton
Mabel Becker
Shirley Teach
Cox
Promata Advertiser
Sentined
Chas
Stef
Slisper Were
Arecaguib & Bapehel
Aisu
Roedek Snow
David Gipe
Lig Frenry Stenene Nome
Lesa
First National Bank
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