Local club names Diamond Ring for 6th Diamond Ring
The text records a gathering of ladies including Mrs J G Waterman and Mrs Hench. Plans for Achievement Day next Saturday December 6 at Armory in Cherookey are discussed. A demonstration team from Aurelia Moen will perform at 2 55 in the afternoon.
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J. G. Waterman
Hench
Enn
Galva
Georgie
Roy
Ohison
Chas
Sawwell
Adies
R ‘Club
Armory
Chérokey
Érk
Rl Miller
Aurelia Moenna
2Atik Johns
Howard Fee
Afternoon Notes and Local Items from Sentinel
Brief historical fragment recounts social calls and neighborhood events including tying a comforter for Mrs. Sanborn and visits by residents. Mentions Mrs. Wm. Menefee’s hand injury and local figures Mila Hil near Larrabee with Rusted names and a Dec 10 reference.
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Sanborn
Sunat
Pome
Larrabee
Guy ‘Robinson
Chet
de Sioux
Wm. Menefee
Mt Olive Bake Sale Nets Funds as Community Shares
The Mt Olive bake sale in Aurelia raised about 28 dollars for local youth. Pupils enjoyed a Thanksgiving week with Miss Nina Ohlson entertaining at school. Families gathered for holidays, while the revival meetings began with a song service and a sermon on Love for God and Our Fellow Men.
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Aurelia
Mt. Olive Young
Nina Ohlson
Minnie Bengtson
Faye
Schoonover
Bengtson
Marcus
Rev, Gillet
Frank Hester
Bates
Myr
Earl Crippen
Clifford Dukes
B. H. Dubes
M. F
Dubes
Cherokee
Floyd ‘Allen
Emily
Quimby
Good Hope
White Cross
John Welden
Gillet
God
Adam ‘McGregor
Sioux City
McGregor
England's First Laureate and the Laureate Office
The article notes that, though many early poets are viewed as Fingland laureates, the official title was not legally established until 1619 when Ben Jonson received the honor.
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England
Chaucer
Fingland
Ben Jonson
Anticipation and sorrow in Aldrich fragment
A fragmentary meditation by Thomas Batley Aldrich reflects on anticipation as a source of suffering. The lines compare ghosts and steel men, suggesting unseen forces and impending sorrow ride alongside human intent.
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Thomas Batley Aldrich
Police raid targets house after long suspicion
A Buffalo Commercial report notes a police raid on a house long suspected of harboring criminals. The article emphasizes the lengthy decision process and implies burglars may exploit delays. No injuries reported.
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Buffalo
Emergency Measures in Dental Visit Plot
A fragment from the Boston Transcript hints at a tense scene where a daughter urges a young man to pretend he is there for a tooth extraction as her father arrives, creating a comic or dramatic misunderstanding in an advertisement context.
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Robert
Boston ‘Transcript
Thanksgiving visits span Cherokee and Aurelia community ties
Local residents recount holiday gatherings across several farms and towns including Cherokee Aurelia Peterson Meriden and Fair view. Families such as Haight Ammons Booth Bischel and Gostisch share Thanksgiving and weekend visits with relatives and friends.
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Howard Haight
Tom Carrington
Cherokee
Miss Harrington
Fairview
Rosalie Bischel
Aurelia
Bill Ruebsam
LaRoy Gostisch
Phyllis
G. Gobttach
Lee Pennington
Near Peterson
Gene Ammons
Vira
Trving Brewster
Bernice Kolpin
Harlan Sexton
Meriden
Alva
Ammon Sexton
Frank
Bill "Bootle
Meltica
Hines
Leon Bischel
Deeds Not Words Highlight Family Trust Promise
The note promises a fifty-foot lot with a bungalow to Anne and her partner upon action, stressing that deeds speak louder than words and urging timely fulfillment of the gift.
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Anne
Fracas Fray Highlights Stenographer Strain
A fragment notes the stress on overworked stenographers amid rapid debate and hurried reporting. It hints at the public’s attention to language and the unseen labor behind word capture during conflicts.
Misread Lines From a Trade Magazine Weigh In
A fragment from Progressive Grocer features jumbled lines about a merchant feeling mocked and a booming trade. The shorthand critique suggests misprints and garbled phrasing in a front window display.
Explosiona Lesson: Jim Teaches Wife to Drive
Dialogue captures Jim teaching his wife to drive. He jokes about his remarks during the lesson and notes he spends the rest of the day apologizing for his words. The exchange hints at humor amid driving instruction.
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Jim
Phantom golfer haunts the links at haunted club
The Question asks how many phantom rounds haunt the course as the Colonel explains the club is haunted and a phantom golfer travels the links nightly. The new member answers with anxiety about the figure roaming after dark.
Not Good if Detached Speech Sparks Wisecrack Exchange
The fragment shows a politician listening to a young Irish man and quipping about wishing for his tongue. Pat retorts with a grin that without his brains the tongue would be useless, highlighting a witty exchange between characters Pat and Struve.
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Pat
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