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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1919

Page

4

New Filling Station Planned for Aurelia Corner

Louisa G. Kaskey buys part of two lots from Arthur Fraser for 1200 dollars and plans a cement block filling station on Main Street to open by April 1. A separate 12 000 gallon oil plant with three storage tanks and two tank trucks will be built nearby under the Guarantee Gill Co. with Rock Rapids involvement.

Eddy Louisa G. Kaskey Arthur Fraser Aurelia Illinois Central Guarantee Gill Co Rock Rapids Kaskey

Morningside College Endowment Drive Reaches One Million

Cherokee County residents contribute to a campaign totaling in the thousands with several gifts of 1000 or more. Notable subscriptions include J. H. Berketresser and H. H. Lockin at 1000 each, Mrs Emma Lockin at 10000, J C Lockin 6000, E L Lundquist 1000, P M Peterson 1000, and H J Raun 1000.

Morningside College Cherokee Times Cherokee County J. H. Berketresser Cherokee H. H. Lockin Aurelia Emma Lockin J. C. Lockin E. L. Lundquist Marcus P. M. Peterson H. J. Raun

Dohm Tank Heater Promises New Heating Principle

J Mummert invites readers to inspect the Dohm tank heater touted as a new design. The ad emphasizes its novelty and urges a visit to learn how it differs from ordinary heaters.

Mummert

Astonishing Dual Voice Recital Astonishes Aurelia Audience

The Aurelia Methodist church night audience witnessed Mme. Mabelle Wagner Shank perform with the Sokoloff Trio and, astonishingly, two Shank voices via a cabinet piano recreation. The New Edison duplicated her singing and the Sokoloff trio in perfect unison. The program also featured operatic narration and Butterfly excerpts.

Aurelia Mme Mabelle Wagner Shank Sokoloff Atoré Mme. Shank Edison Mme Shank Sokold Eifivon Avain Mme, Shank

Christmas Cheer and Thanks to Local Businesses

Gn Our Friends s is the season of Christmas cheer in all the homes where subscribers to this paper dwell. Christmas also in the minds and hearts of you good friends of ours. Christmas, with all that term implies as to universal fellowship, bounteous unselfishness and renewed recognition of the fact that to give is actually better than to receive. And likewise in that same spirit which makes Christmastime what it is, we take this oppor tunity of expressing our thanks to the business men of this community, and of the territory within which this paper circulates, for their cor dial co-operation in practical ways which has made it possible for us regularly to present our best editorial efforts to the community in a credit able manner.

Edison Recital Spurs Wonder With Self Duet Voices

A recital arranged by J. C. Nelson featured Mme Shank and the Sokoloff trio using Edison’s instrument to recreate performances by Marie Rappold and Guido Ciccolini. Mme Shank sang a duet with her own voice, startling the audience with two voices of same tone and timbre. The program closed with community singing as attendees joined in. A death notice for William O. Striker, longtime Sioux City lawyer and Republican leader in Iowa’s Eleventh district, lists survivors and funeral plans.

Marie Rappold Guido Ciccolini Mr. Edison Mme. Shank Sokoloff J. C. Nelson Edison William O. Striker Sioux City Eleventh St. Paul, Minn Striker Eleventh District Aurelia Iowa Waterloo St. Paul

A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office

A brief office listing notes a few items available at The Sentinel Office. The text appears fragmentary and may reflect a catalog or notice of items for sale or exchange.

The Sentinel Office

Ten Years Ago in Aurelia Happenings

Ed Rice starts meat carving at a new shop. A son born to Mr and Mrs Peter Sutter with mother severely ill. E W Barnes and W R Chandler open a meat market in the old Rapp restaurant building. Alvirus and Eugene Grigsby qualify as locomotive engineers and secure runs McCook Nebraska to Denver. First National Bank moves to a new building. Wolves attack and kill a Shetland pony in Phipps pasture near Cherokee. another pony injured soon after. Real estate deals note several transfers, including Few towns brag Bedrock stone front building and successors moving houses. March L

Ed Rice Peter Sutter E.W. Barnes W. R. Chandler Uld Rapp Alvirus Eugene John Grigsby McCook Nebraska Denver Fieet National Bank Phipp Little Sioux Cherokee Aurelia Aurelia This Week. More Mummert Lew Digiels W. H. Bischel Bischel KB. EB. Lloyd March L

Larrabee and Washta Vale Bond Votes for New Schools

Cherokee County residents approved bonds for two modern consolidated schools. Larrabee district authorized 125000 for a new building and equipment by a 108 to 32 margin with strong female support. Washta district approved 90000 in bonds by 188 to 49. men 85 to 387 and women 63 to 12 in favor.

Cherokee Times Cherokee County Larrabee Washta Larrabee Dietri Studey Bonda

Farmers National Bank Seeks Calendar and Subscriptions

The Farmers National Bank invites callers for a new 1920 calendar and offers renewal of subscriptions to the Sioux City paper at The Aurelia Sentinel office. Call to arrange. save postage as the paper distributor earns a small fee.

The Farmers National Bank Sioux City Aurelia Sentinel

Happenings and business notes from nearby towns

Peterson Patriot reports Joe Erickson leasing the Lank Building basement to open a barber shop next week with fixtures arriving soon. A Peterson Patriot wedding notes the December 17 ceremony of Misa Webster to Floyd Barber at Ed Webster’s home. Ar thur Larson becomes half owner of Tolles garage with Wm Tolles. Universal Motor’s new two story home planned on West Fifth Street for a modern repair shop. Remsen Bell notes a new oil and gas service station project now certain after a recent meeting. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune says Frank F. Barker elected Buena Vista County Farm Bureau county agent starting March 1. Holstein Advance reports Chas Carlberg sues Sioux City Tire & Manufacturing for 80 000 dollars over stock purchase misrepresentations.

Peterson Patriot Ed Webster Misa Lillian Pearl Webster Floyd Oliver Barber Ruthven Iowa Arthur Larson Wm. Tolles Tolles Larson Storm Lake Pilot Tribune EF. W. Lumaden Universal Motor Company Weat Fifth Street Remsen Bell Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Buena Vista County Farm Bureau Frank F. Barker Red Oak Walter Herren

Baumann Cafe Sells Ice Cream Year Round

J S Mummert advertises harness oiling and repair services inviting customers to bring in gear early to avoid peak season rush while Baumann Cafe offers year round ice cream.

Baumann Cafe J. S. Mummert

Also Mentioned on This Page

Louis G. Kasky Mme. Shank and J.C. Nelson You G. J. Lewis LeMars Graceland Park Carrie Striker Sim S. Striker Edward I. Striker W. B. Striker F. F. Striker le Sueur Minn J. H. Porcupile Porcupile Sentinel Larrabee and Washta Vale Peterson Joe Erickson Holstein Advance Chas Carlberg Ida County Woodbury County Sioux City Tire & Manufacturing Company C. P. Quarles W. J. Clemmons W. E. Levey D. Miller
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