Picnic Draws 211 for Sunday School Event at McWilliams Grove
Last Thursday the M. E. Sunday school picnic gathered 211 people at McWilliams grove south of town after 9:30 am church arrival. A pie theft mystery emerged with Dr Eddy’s thumb print on a pie, but no one was charged. Activities included songs recitations speeches and a 2 to 8 ball game won by single men. Balloon ascensions followed then a return home tired and happy.
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McWilliams Grove
Toe United
Fieshg
Cottman
Coffman
A. W. Baltimore
Dick Bell
Wilbur Johnston
J. K. Rice
Dr. Eddy
Dr. H. Lockin
Mr. Lockin
Bargain Offer for Farm Paper Subscriptions
Special arrangement with the Iowa Homestead farm paper allows a yearly subscription to The Sentinel with each new subscriber. The Homestead is regarded as a top farm publication and farmers in the territory are urged to seize the offer. One year for The Sentinel and The Homestead together costs one dollar for new subscribers.
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Iowa Homestead Farm Paper
Sentinel
Homestead
The
Tell the Truth About Iowa At a Newspaper Men’s Convention
Professor C F Curtiss urged cooperation in publicity for Iowa and urged telling the truth about Iowa more often. He cited Iowa’s rich lands and high agricultural value, urging promotion of local resources to outcompete foreign images and attract investment. He emphasized farmer profits and urged educators to unite for Greater Iowa.
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Iowa
C. F. Curtiss
America
Union
Floyd County
Man Poisons Meat At Swanberg Farm Fishing Outing
Jake Ahsbach, badly poisoned after eating minced ham during a river fishing trip near Waterman siding, with Henry Jurgensen and Theo rather present. He fell ill rapidly, taken to the Swanberg residence, treated by two doctors from Sutherland and Peterson, and showed improvement by the next morning.
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Paullina
Jake
Ahsbaha Ia
Swanberg
Waterman Siding
Henry Jurgensen
Theo
Ahsbachs
Aurelia Tops Paullina 5-4 in Ninth In Remsen
In Remsen last Friday Aurelia edged Paullina 5 to 4 after a seesaw game. Paullina scored first with runs from Evans and Gagne, Aurelia answered as Roger, Siglin, and Hill produced key hits, Hodky Loucks homered, and Zeilman doubled to spark the winning rally in the bottom of the ninth for the victory.
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Remsen
Paullina
Peterson
LeMars
T. Evans
Leonard
Wiese
Hill
Heywood
Aurelia
Roger
Siglin
Pierce
Smith
Royer
Hodky Loucks
Ewoldt
Av Paullina
Zeilman
AB H
A Royer
Any
P Bell
Moulton
Taneee Zielman
Vosue Pierce
Eee
Ajeee
PO T. Myans
Eanee Wiese
Eaunee H
E. Evans
Gagne
J. Loucks
Oeevearreeee
Evans
Gayno
Bell
Aurelia Moulton Mystery Ends in Fractured Clue
A fragmented OCR item hints at Dr Winfred Moulton searching for Aurelia with lingering clues. The text is incomplete but suggests a historical pursuit or discovery context with a named medical figure and a missing person or object.
Wedding Bells For Mary Nelson And Fred Wieland
The ceremony took place at four o clock with Miss Leta Nelson and Will Diercks performing music. Rev Earl Hoon officiated as Mary Nelson married Fred Wieland at the H P Nelson home decorated with pink and white blooms.
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Leta Nelson
Will Diercks
Fred Wieland
Mary Nelson
Earl Hoon
H. P. Nelson
Missey
Elsie Grashoff
Grace Murphy
Anna
Mary Diercks
Trousseau
Rosea
Wieland
Lewis
Aurelia
Sentinel Office
Points
Iowa
Minnesota
Johnson House
the Sentinel
Aviation Meet At Fonda Draws Noted Pilot
Fonda Times reports a Fonda aviation day on September 8 with famed pilot Jimmy Ward secured to perform unprecedented air stunts in this region. His reputation as a top navigation expert promises high spectacle for attendees.
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Fonda Times
Fonda
Jimmy Ward
School Board Sets Fall Term Start Date
The board of education met Saturday evening and agreed to start the fall term on Monday September 9 with further announcements to follow.
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Board of Education of the Public Schools
Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending August 25 1912 Des Moines
Weather conditions improved over the prior two weeks with above normal temperatures and few showers after the 20th. Heavy rainfall—5.23 inches in Dubuque 4.82 in Delaware 4.00 in Waterloo—fell on the 18th mainly in northern east central counties. Corn advanced rapidly toward dent while late planted areas remain promising. mild drought in September could limit mature yields. Pastures are excellent with meadows likely a fair second hay crop. fruit crops vary with plums and grapes plentiful, apples unusually light. winter wheat plowed on large scale.
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Des Moines
Iowa
East Central
Dubuqte
Delaware
Waterloo
Page County
Notice of Dissolution of Carlbarg & Pierce Firm
The firm Carlbarg & Pierce is dissolved and all accounts are payable to August Carlbarg. All parties owing the firm are asked to settle promptly to straighten the books. August Carlbarg.
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Carlbarg & Pierce
Carlbarg
Big Machinery Exhibit at Interstate Fair Opens in Sioux City
The Interstate Fair in Sioux City will run September 16 to 21, featuring expanded farm machinery displays on Machinery avenue and Woodland park. Builders showcase labor saving innovations as the Missouri valley’s farming efficiency grows.
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Sioux City
Missouri Valley
Woodland Park
Farmers and Merchants Picnic Day Events Highlight
Activities include a baseball game between Marathon and Aurelia, band concerts, merry-go round, moving pictures, Jones chautauqua, street sports, and speeches. A night game with the All nations team will be played at the electrified ball park. don’t miss it.
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Marathon
Aurelia
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O. A. Royer - Jeweler
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Becker-Meyer & CO
Chicago
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