Ten Years Ago News From Aurelia Area You Missed
Local notes recount illness, visits, and moves around Aurelia. Ten years back typhoid illness hit Lucile Greene. visits from Herman Hansen and Bertha Schoenhoff. several relocations at Myrtle and Main. county treasurer McClintock in town between trains. sleighing the best in history. many students and residents visiting, returning from colleges, and holiday travel. Executors named for John Neely estate. hospital surgery for A L McKinnon. multiple family updates and a road accident injuring Chas Piepenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Greene
J. H. Greene
Herman Hansen
Newton
Bertha Schoenhoff
Fort Dodsre
C. C. Hansen
W. Hill
Cuttingrham House
Myrtle Street
Collins Place
Main Street
McClintock
Aurelia
Alex Fraser
Wm. Reckory
Mt Olive community gears up for Christmas activities and sales
Farmers, teachers, and scholars prepare for the holiday season as merchants promote Christmas ads. Mt Olive church ladies plan to send a barrel of dressed chickens to Coun cil Bluffs and ask families to donate by December 21. Blacksmith Geo Lent opens near the old barn site for horse shoeing and general work. Sale notices list H M Lane and Graham Brothers property including cattle hogs and farm goods for December 20 with free lunch. Mt Olive Sunday School crafts a Christmas Eve program with music decorations and tree, inviting all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive
Council Bluffs
Geo. Lent
Dubesa & Sawwell
Lent
H. M. Lane
Graham Brothers
Mt. Olive Store
Mt. Olive Church
Local notes from the Diamond area
Robert Kenyon shipped a car load of hogs to Sioux City Saturday and John Linquist shipped a car of samba to Chicago. Mr and Mrs H H Williams and Mrs Chas Guntaffson and Mrs Thos Hall agreed to Ida Grove Wednesday. Miss Margaret Hench returned home Saturday from Pierson. Theo Nordstrom's little son is very ill. Dr Crane of Holstein attends. Robert Kenyon visiting Correctionville and Calumet. Mrs Wm Mummert leaves Friday for Minnesota to spend holidays with her parents. Mumert to join later. Estella Hickey and Mrs Hall Cherokee Friday. P W Peterson of Good Hope a Diamond caller Tuesday. Frank Nordstrom and family autoed to Cherokee Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kenyon
Sioux City
John Linquist
Chicago
H. H. Williams
Chas
Guntaffson
Thos
Hall
Ida Grove
Margaret Hench
Pierson
Theo Nordstrom
Crane
Holstein
Correctionville
Calumet
Wm. Mummert
Minnesota
Mr. Mummert
Estella Hickey
Mrs. Hall
P. W. Peterson
Good Hope
Frank Nordstrom
Farm Furrows From Iowa Homestead
A rural Iowa column offers practical tips on farm safety and efficiency. It urges vented lanterns and safe fueling, recommends silage forks, suggests concrete for door bottoms to resist wind, advises stocking hay and cattle, praises straw sheds for hog housing, warns against gear when horses move, notes January 2 start for Parcel Post on rural routes, and predicts motorized mail carriers will have heavier loads next summer.
Public Sale Dates Inlocal Area Listing
Public sale dates are listed for the local area with instructions to call for additions if not listed. The notice urges readers to contact the issuers to have sales included in the upcoming schedule.
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G. J. Lewis
Plymouth Rocks
C. E. Peterson
Alta
A. H
Waddell
The
Sentinel
Hr. Nelson Jr
J. M. Neville
Harry Lockin
Morningsid College
Roy Avery
Carl Reed
Sioux City Medical College
Gertrude Parker
Morningside College
O. M. Sweet
Lorimer
Union County
J. C. Lockin
Wm. M. Neely
John Neely
Mr. Lockin
Iowa
H. B. Johnson
Afton Township
Peter Hansen
Walnut Street
Mr. Hansen
J. Randall
Katie May DeVovo
Dr. DeVore
Missouri Valley
Walter Frandsen
Fort Dodge
W. H. Fairfield
A. L. McKinnon
the Samaritan Hospital
W. H. Brooks
McKinnon
Marion Pitcher
Ames
Luella Lewis
Maud Hendell
Windom
Chas. Piepenburg
Lakeside
Henry Heimsoth
Piepenburg
David Johns
Johns
Afton
Silver Township
Wilson
Woodrow
Elegatt
Poehlman
B. A. Colby
Q. A. Royer
Chalmers
Mountain Run
Los Angeles Express
al Kelso
Vancouver
B. C
Mammoth
Owen River
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