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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

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Cherokee County corn club champion wins 70.8 bushels per acre

James Mundy, 18, from near Cherokee, claims the 1917 county corn club title with an acre yield of 70.8 bushels in a contest led by Margaret Montgomery and Iowa State College Extension. He earns a paid trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago and Milwaukee, with others from nearby clubs.

Ames James Mundy Cherokee Cherokee County Margaret Montgomery Agricultural Extension Department Iowa State College Chicago F. J. Gardiner T. H. Steele First National Bank of Cherokee Aout Chisago International Milwaukee Frank W. Gunsaulus Iowa Young Mundy Eugene Dugan Kingsley Plymouth County

Price tensions and political loyalties linger in quotes

A wit notes soap price willingness to economize while a joke about language in Russia hints at communication hurdles. The piece recalls Kerensky's faded influence and followers drifting for a different reason.

Capital dryness may affect Wartime oratory quality

The nation awaits whether the capital’s dryness will influence the quality of political oratory in contest. The government would avoid friction if it could move away from the two issues.

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Pomeroy preacher forced to salute flag amid student pressure

Rev. William Schumann pastor of the German Evangelical church in Pomeroy was compelled to salute the American flag by about 150 Fort Dodge public school pupils. A flag was later raised over his home and he was told to leave it. He had been arrested under the espionage act for allegedly disloyal sermons and was bound over to district court in $5,000 bond.

Pomeroy Fort Dodge William Schumann

Public Sale Dates For Local Auctions

Public sales are listed with dates for the vicinity. Names include M Bengtson Dec 17 Richard Mongan Dec 20 J B Belz Dec 21 F B Dyslin Dec 28 J C Dick Jan 2 O J Johnson Jan 9 C B Johns Jan 16 C E Gustafson Jan 22 Wm Gerke Jan 31 A L Naville Duroc Jersey swine Feb 26.

M. Bengtson Richard Mongan J. B. Belz F. B. Dyslin J.C. Dick J. Johnson Johns C. E

$1 150 RAISED FOR ARMY Y M C A IN TOWNSHIP MEETING

A patriotic meeting at the Methodist church raised 1150 for the Y M C A fund surpassing the 455 quota. Mayor Lockin led the session with Rev. C H Young’s prayer and Miss Darrow’s talk on Y M C A wartime work. Alfred H O’Connor shared WWI experiences and solicited donations while a donor list followed.

Pitcher Methodist Church Lockin C. H. Young Miss Darrow Young Women’s Christian Association Alfred H. O'Connor Mr. O'Connor O'Connor C. H. Lockin J. C. Lockin Farmers National Bank First National Bank W. P. Dawson M. Mummert A. H. Eddy Mrs. Ella Dick E. W. Hill P. D. Wine H. J. Mahoney W. C. Newcomb C. R. Kleeberger D. Hankens W. G. Whitney A. J. Whinery Oscar Sansen M. Parrott W. H. Johnston A. J. Maltby T. L. Kenyon J. C. Nelson H. H. Lockin C. DeVries D. Dubes A. Nystedt Mra W. Glawe Geo. Clover W. H. Bischel T. G. Will

Cherokee Troops Arrive Safely in France Rainbow Division

The War Department confirms the safe arrival in France of the Rainbow division’s final troops from Cherokee nations, detailing more than sixty veterans from Company M including Sergeants Everette McManus Rex Sleezer and Dent Gregg and a long list of privates first class and privates with numerous family names.

War Department Rainbow Division France Company M Everette McManus Rex M. Sleezer Dent B. Gregg Howard H. Hughes Timothy J. Donovan Claude V. Hart Harold Shaffer G. 0. Marcher James Killion Reuben L. Enockson Lawrence C. McCulla Niel Q O. Brewer Elton W. Burch Ted A. Butler Jerry D. Carey William J. Condon George D. Crissey Howard R. Crissey Walter E. Crissey Ronald Dyalin Louis N. Evana Charles Gilchrist Henry Grashoff Henry Hastert Byron L. Hill George H. Hull Paul J. Jensen Roy D. Jones Thomas

Machine Opens Letters At Record Speed

A new letter opening machine promises to revolutionize mail handling amid centralization and rising mail order business. It cuts a razor thin edge from each envelope, preserving contents, and recently opened 9 000 letters per hour during an eight hour test run.

Daily Mail

Aurelia Happenings From Ten Years Ago Summary

R B Rutherford bought 800 acres in Oklahoma. C J Lewis bought M L Garber residence this week and gains possession March 1. Rev and Mrs H H Reitz and Mrs P C Wilby plan to move to Waterloo next week. Martha Everett bought John Grigsby house on Myrtle street with possession March 1. J E Thompson of Diamond township to hold a public sale and move to Ida Grove. Mrs Mary Watson mother of Mrs Otto J Johnson died last Friday funeral Sunday at Elk M E church. Soren Nelson leaves for New York then Denmark to visit old home. G L Waddell to move near Arlington SD with public sale Thursday at J C Dowding farm southwest of town.

R. B. Rutherford Oklahoma C. J. Lewis M. L. Garber H. H. Reitz P. C. Wilby Waterloo Aurelia Martha Everett John Grigsby Myrtle Street J. E. Thompson Diamond Township Ida Grove Mary Watson Otto J. Johnson Elk M. E Soren Nelson New York Denmark G. L. Waddell Arlington South Dakota J. C. Dowding

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