Big Farm Bureau Membership Drive Planned in Cherokee County
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau board sets December 15 as the week for a county wide membership drive. statewide federation backs the effort with a solicitor for each township to canvass throughout the week. The push follows strong gains elsewhere in Iowa with counties reporting high membership rates and near universal farmer participation in some areas.
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Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Benton County
Cherokee
Iowa Federation of Farm Bureaus
National Farmers’ Association
Chicago
Farm Bureau Organization
Temporary Quarters Secured for the Farmers Teams
Weather delays new tie in barn plans and spring construction. The old Owens livery barn will be cleared to store 13 teams by Saturday. A temporary frame building on J S Mummert ground will hold 20 teams, and part of the cement factory room used by Stutz Brothers will house 28 teams. This covers all farmers teams until spring.
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Owens
Chamberlin Implement Company
J. S. Mummert
Important Meeting For Aurelia Camp No 22 M W of A
The notice urges all members to attend the Wednesday evening meeting on December 10 to elect officers for the coming year. It W Reckoff V C.
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Aurelia Camp No. 22
M. W. of A
W. Reckoff
V. C
Ole Theobaldi Concert Party at the Lyceum
The Ole Theobaldi Concert Party will perform at the M E church Monday evening December 8 with Madame Lillian Case and Mile Helen Kellere. Tickets cost 50 and 75 cents with a 25 cent season-ticket deduction. Admission includes a likely memorable violin recital by Theobaldi, regarded as the world’s greatest descriptive violinist.
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Lyceum
Ole Theobaldi
M. E
Theobaldi
Lillian Case
Mile
Helen Kellere
Items You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A Sentinel office listing notes remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper typewriter ribbons The barber price change begins December 15 shave 25 cents and cut 60 cents quoted by W A McLaughlin.
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Sentinel Office
W. A. McLaughlin
Contract Set For American Theater at Cherokee
After delays the contract for the $75,000 American Theatre building has been awarded to J. A. McDonald Construction of Minneapolis. Eight bidders. Work to start this week under two superintendents with a target completion by July 1.
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Cherokee Times
J. A. McDonald Construction Company
Minneapolis
Notice to Ford Owners Buy a Security Auto Lock Today
Warning to Ford owners to secure vehicles with a Security Auto Lock. Message urges timely installation and maintenance tips including oiling and repairs. Endorses protective measures and caution.
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Ford
Parker Butterfield Move To Second Floor G. J. Lewis Store
Aurelia notes report Parker and Butterfield relocating their shop to the second floor of the G. J. Lewis store on Wednesday. The item also records local births marriages and farm sales including J C Lockin & Son selling the Larson farm to Dieterick for 180 per acre, and Glaser Kruse purchasing a 120 acre Cher okee area farm with plans to move next spring. The piece mentions Irving Brewater returning from Correctionville after coaching a state champion high school football team and a wedding between Wm Soost and Mrs Mattie Stief at the bride’s sister’s home in Hawarden. The Lewis family plans building purchases and a two story brick structure near the First National Bank scheduled for April 6, with the couple to reside on their home place after a January 1 return from a wedding trip to Omaha.
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Parker & Butterfield
G. J. Lewis
Hugh Crippen
Mt. Olive
J. C. Lockin & Son
Larson
Diamond Township
Dieterick
Hawarden
Mattie Stief
Henry Bremer
Frank Glaser
Herman Kruse
Cherokee
Bachelor Hall
BE. L. DeVore
First Door
First National Bank
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
S. H. McClure
McClure
Redfield
Journal-Observer
Galva Tribune
Galva
Christen Larsen
Peterson Patriot
James French
Waverly
J.D. Hesse
Ernest Niebuhr
Mr. Hesse
Lutheran Church
Here
Local wedding of Misa Russell and Ellsworth Crippen at Cherokee
Misa Agnes Russell and Ellsworth Crippen wed Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage in Cherokee with Rev. McDade officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Russell of Aurelia, is a former local teacher. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs.
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Cherokee
Misa Agnes Russell
Ellsworth Crippen
McDade
Methodist
W. N. Russell
Aurelia
Groens
Local families host Thanksgiving gatherings across Aurelia Storm Lake region
Mr and Mrs H A Holmes entertained on Thanksgiving day with Mrs A G Gilmore and daughter Mildred and Geo F Steig and family of Storm Lake Tom Holmes and family Geo Bovee and family Mr and Mrs John Wallice and Robert Wallice and Miss Opal Milburn of Alta and David Holmes and family of near Aurelia Mrs Geo F Steig and children visited until Friday evening.
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Mra
H. A. Holmes
A. G. Gilmore
Mildred
Geo
F. Steig
Storm Lake
Tom Holmes
Bovee
John Wallice
Robert Wallice
Misa Opal Milburn
Alta
David Holmes
Near Aurelia
Geo. F. Steig
Happenings From Neighboring Towns Hit In Brief
Local items report Holstein cemetery buying a wall tent for funeral use, and a storefront burglary at E W Hoffman hardware with a $70 loss. Other notes cover restaurant sale, Golden Wedding in Galva, fiftieth anniversary at Storm Lake, Thanksgiving home wedding near Waverly, bank opening in Sulphur Springs, and Masonic temple quarters move.
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Holstein
E. W. Hoffman
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Board of Directors
Mabelle Wagner Shank
Soko-loff
Sokoloff
Mme,’ Shank
Mme. Shank
Ecard
G. J. Lewis’ Clothing Dept
Madras
Gaiters
Styleplus
the Clothing Department of
Lewis
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
M. E. Church
Ole Theobalds
E. C. Lighter
George Garber
W. J. Atha
W. H. Biaschel
J. C. Lockin
F. G. Scott
H. H. Lockin
P. D. Wine
Bert Waddell
A. J. Whinery
M. Mummert
Good Réadia
G. R. Wharton
O. A. Royer
J.C. Nelson
American Theater At
The
Sentinel
Omaha
Holstein Cemetery
Leanne
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