Local Court Updates and High School Contest Results
Reports describe a Friday closing of a cooperative operation with poultry dealer E Boone near Town Nb and arrests of violators. A separate note covers the second annual Cherokee County Farm Bureau corn judging contest at Cherokee, where teams from seven schools competed for a silver trophy. the Cherokee team won with 1690 points, and individual high scorer Harl Frank achieved 680 points.
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Cherokee County Farm Bureau
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Harry Wuhrman
Mark Simmons
Harl Frank
Lloyd Mitchell
Harry Furhman
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Bery Campbell
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P. M. Peterson
W. C. Bryant
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John Peterson
Wayne Growl
Lloyd Reckoff
Thieves Loot Truck From Bronx City Store
A truck was robbed of clothing and goods valued at many dollars after entry through a coal chute. Items stolen include overalls jackets men’s shoes dress shirts and fabric. State agents Scott and Yackey pursue clues along the roadside toward Sioux City business remains scattered for a mile.
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Yackey
Happenings of 10 and 20 Years Ago
Ten years ago Dy Johnson returned to Cherokee after delays from bad roads. Wilford Diercks studied shorthand at Ransomellan business school Cherokee. A A Dingman became assessor for Aurelia town replacing August Bischel who did not qualify. H F Reeder returned to Aurelia and became bookkeeper at Farmers National Bank. John Guether plans a large modern home on his farm this spring. H E Robb bought BR Wilsons half interest in the barber shop now Mc Laughlin Robb. Twenty years ago H E Slater bought a residence at Storm Lake and will move there in spring. Tolus Dyslin rented the Slaters property including Mummert’s residence.
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McLaughlin & Robb
H. E. Slater
Storm Lake
Tolus Dyslin
Slaters
Mummert
Ames Farm Note Fragments Prompt Brief Reading
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered words like Ames and Farm. No clear event, names, dates, or actions emerge to form a full news item or summary.
Eding and Dieterich Tie the Knot in Surprise Ceremony
The Eding-Dieterich wedding united Johnny Eding and Miss Ola Dieterich in a surprise ceremony attended by friends. The couple, who left Missouri for their home life after the event, plan to settle back in town where Eding recently runs the American Theatre after years on a farm and with the Guarantee Oil Co. The Sentinel extends hearty congratulations and best wishes.
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Federated Church Sermon and Memorial Sunday Program
The Federated Church and Pastor Geo C Safford announce next Sunday morning’s sermon The Church Growing Up as the third in The Living series. Sunday school will host a Memorial Sunday observance with a designated offering to support unfinished work. At 7 30 p m the service continues with The High Way as the evening sermon title.
Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting in Library
At the annual meeting held in the Library building last Thursday officers were re elected except Miss Cora Lockin who did not wish to continue as treasurer. Presiding were Mrs. F G Scott, Secretary Mrs Zelda Chamberlin, Treasurer Mrs Olive Johnson, directors Madam Frank Waddell Alex Fras and J H Dieterick. B B McCarty was rehired as caretaker for April 1 to October 1. House paint barn paint linseed oil brushes varnishes and varnish stains offered by Paulson Finkbin Lbr Co.
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