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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1923

Page

3

John F Dalton Delivers Noted Address At Au Relia Club

John F. Dalton of Manson Iowa longtime editor publisher of the Manson Democrat gave a fine address to Au Relia Community club members at the regular Friday night meeting. His talk on present day problems showed depth and strong delivery. Following the business session a luncheon was served and plans announced for a January 12 noon luncheon with Frank E. Scott of Sioux City to speak on Economic Law affecting farmers and the industrial fabric of the country. Diamond Township Farm Bureau annual meeting followed with officers elected and Carl Caswell of Cherokee entertaining the crowd with chalk talks. The report notes strong community participation and cooperative leadership across the township.

John ‘F. Dalton Manson Iowa Manson Democrat Aurelia Community Club Dalton Frank E. Scott The Scott Commission Co Sioux City Scott Diamond Bureau Diamond Township Farm Bureau T Ie Diamond Center Carl Caswell Ellis Frank Lindsay S.M. Fouts A. B. Lindsay Lloyd “Ohlson Geo. Johnson LeRoy. Hench Edgar Specketer F. C. ‘Peterson John Anderson Arlie Nordstrom

Testers Point to Losses From Inadequate Stripping of Cows

Iowa cow testing associations report in November that incomplete milking and failure to strip cows after machine milking can cost dairies. Ten cows stripped yielded 10 pounds of milk, risking 600 pounds monthly and 25 pounds butterfat worth about 22.50 dollars.

Iowa Leonard Ashton Buckhorn Association Ashton Oliver Constable McGregor Association Bremer Association

Woman's Club to Meet at Community Club Friday

The Woman's Club will meet at the Community Club Friday afternoon January 12 at 4 o clock. The literary department has charge of the programs. All members are urged to attend. Subscribe for The Sentinel now.

Woman's ‘Club Hare

Closing-out public sale and high school basketball dates

Jacob Grunig advertises a closing-out sale on the John Kolpin farm near Aurelia with livestock and farm gear, while Ernest Kolpin promotes a separate sale north of Aurelia. The Sentinel lists January 11 sales and February dates for local high school basketball games across several towns.

Jacob Grunig John Kolpin Aurelia Chester Comfrey Minnesota Ernest Kolpin Wilkhold Oidin the Sentinel

Annual Buraeau Meet Planned at Coliseum in Cherokee

The Farm Bureau plans its annual gathering at the Coliseum in Cherokee next Monday January 8 with special music, officer elections, and reports. Mrs Robt Englehardt of Spencer will speak on the women’s role with morning sessions including a conference in the court room.

Farm Bureau Coliseum Cherokee Robert Englehardt Spencer Lowell Simons Peter Fell Board of Directors AD Coburn Rock Gener Nts Willow Township Fred Blakes H. C. Dewar

Burial for Rev. S. R. Beatty in Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Remains of Rev. S. R. Beatty of Charles City were brought for burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Short services at Mrs. Ella Dick's home were led by Rev. G. Ri. Gilbert. Beatty, born March 1 1861 in England, served churches across Wisconsin and Iowa, and died December 27 in Charles City. Survived by wife and son Sinclair F. Beatty of Winnipeg.

S. R. Beatty Charles City Pleasant Hill Ella Dick Beatty C. H. Lockin Ella’ Dick England America Chicago Wisconsin Garrett Biblical Evanston Mi‘nois Northwest Iowa York Angie: Lockin Brandon Gowrie Humboldt Forest City Emmetsburg Flist Sioux City Upper Iowa Marion Cedar. Rapids Manchester Charles “City Sinclair F. Beatty Winnepeg Canada

Battery Repairing Services at Aurelia Station

Recharged repaired rebuilt resealed batteries guaranteed. Service offered at Aurelia Station. Contact for assessment and quick turnaround.

Aurelia Station

Cherokee County Notes and Transfers in 1923

Chief reports E L Halford sold his west side residence to Carl Peterson of the Buick garage for temporary lease. Times notes Charles Swanson alias Clarence Earl Schawth faces Joliet-bound for forgery and bad checks. priors include bond jumping in a crime case. Louie Adsit and family leave for Pasadena to start a clothing shop. Sioux City Credit Men take over C A Knapp grocery. C T Hagedorn oversees as trustee. Sjostrom Brothers buy C and S Produce, with possession in January. County Board organizes 1923, electing J A Bammer as chairman and reviewing official papers and routine items.

E. L.halford Carl Peterson Buick Garage Peterson Charles Swanson Clarence Earl Schawth Joliet Anamona Minois W. C. Gearke Aurelia Louie Adsit Pasadena Cal Louie Sioux City Association of Credit C. A. Knapp Maple Street C. T. Hagedorn Sjostrom Brothers Marcus Iowa C. & S. Produce Company Cherokee Times Board of Supervisors J. A. Bammer

Calf clubs grow in popularity across Iowa

John Day of the Iowa Beef Producers Association reports calf clubs and feeding are rising in popularity. In 1923 clubs expect to care for more than 2,500 calves, with 1,000 in 1922. Counties like Guthrie, Marshall, Cerro Gordo, Carroll, and Elkhorn join, plus a local banker pledges 600 dollars to youth cattlemen. The 1922 Des Moines baby beef show set a national standard.

Iowa John Day Iowa Beef Producers’ Association Marshal County Cerro Gordo Carroll Counties Elkhorn Shelby County Audubon County Ale Iowa ‘Galf Des Moines United States

Local Happenings and Small News Across Nearby Towns

Galva plans a three day Community Institute January 11 12 and 18 1923. Storm Lake high school won its first basketball game of the season 25 to 13 over Peterson high school. Dr U S Parish and Miss Halcyon Hefling married at Des Moines. A quiet Christmas Day wedding united Miss Blanche M Olsen and John F Evans at the A P Olsen home. Buena Vista County Farm Bureau set annual meeting for Tuesday January 9 inviting farmers and wives. Joe Dempsey announces he is now a benedict ahead of his Minneapolis wedding to Miss Jeanette Moir on July 28. Ralph H Williams dies in Galva after illness lasting three weeks at age unknown.

Galva Tribune Galva Storm Lake Register Storm Lake High School Peterson High School Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune U. S. Parish Storm Lake Halcyon Hefling Storm Marcus Joe Dempsey Benedict Minneapolis Jeanette Moir Joseph ‘Dempsey Ralph H. Williams Ralph

Sudden Death of H C Erichsen Pattigan Patriot

The community mourns H C Erichsen who was found dead in Peterson Saturday night after last being seen at J T Johnson’s farm. An inquest found no definite unnatural cause, and Erichsen, a longtime farmer, leaves a large family and many friends.

H. C. Erichsen Pattigan H. C. Erichsen Peterson Mr. Erichsen J. T. Johnson Erichsen

Exercise and Feeding Help Sow Farrow Success

Iowa State College expert Prof H H Kildee says brood sows suffer when inactive and overfed. He notes farmers in Iowa feed corn away from sleeping quarters to require sows to walk up to a mile per meal, boosting exercise and improving farrowing outcomes while reducing feed waste.

H. H. Kildee Iowa State College Iowa

Notice of Annual Meeting of Maple Valley Mutual

Members of the Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association are called to a meeting on Saturday January 18 1923 at 2 00 PM in the front rooms of the Aurelia Community Club. All members urged to attend. Geo E Blanch President H H Lockin Secretary.

Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association Aurelia Community Club Geo. E. Blanch H. H. Lockin

Pocket knife bargain from J S Mummert

A two blade brass linen pocket knife offered as a bargain for 65 cents. The ad promises value and urges customers not to miss the deal from J S Mummert.

J.S. Mummert

Cream Sampling Surges as Water Separators Draw Attention

Iowa State College dairy extension reports 42 000 cream samples last year with visits to about 6 000 farms. Kansas and California extension men plan to start similar cream testing. Efforts target reducing low testing cream and antiquated water separator usage remains common in many creameries. Some stores have even refused to buy cream separated that way.

Iowa State College Iowa Kansas California

Market Day Sale at Tie-In Barn Scheduled

A market day sale will be held Saturday afternoon at the Tie-In barn with animals listed including a team of horses 15 head of cattle 17 hogs and chickens. Additional property may be offered and unsold items can be listed with First National Bank before sale starts. Bring items to sell.

First National Bank

Saving the Orphan Pigs A Iowa State College circular

A recent circular from Iowa State College outlines care for orphan pigs. It stresses patient, diligent handling, early-week management, adequate ration, frequent feedings, vitamins, sunlight, water, and cleanliness to promote healthy growth and survivability.

Iowa State College

Aurelia Happenings of Ten Years Ago

Drowned skater Ernest Emarine of Alta in Storm Lake last week. On December 24 at Storm Lake Miss Jennie Beatrice McCord of Cherokee wed Leonard H. Lewis of Aurelia. Aurelia notes include Men’s Brotherhood first meeting with officers elected G F Puffett and others. H M Lane to move to Cherokee. A A Dingman returns to harness shop. A H Waddell moves cream station and Henry Bischel shoe shop in new building. Katherine Herald and Wm Meisenhelder wed at Cherokee, to live in Hartford S D. Crane boy near Aurelia reportedly loses a hand to a circular saw.

Ernest Emarine Alta Storm Lake Jennie Beatrice McCord Cherokee Leonard H. Lewis Aurelia G. F. Puffett B. I. McQuinn W. H. Bischel Carl Fraser H. M. Lane Katherine Herald Wm. Meisenhelder Hartford South Dakota Meisenhelder

Mating Attention Guides Iowa Poultry Breeders

Iowa State College poultry expert J. J. Warren warns against frequent new-blood breeding. Breeders should choose healthy, high egg producers and maintain standard color and shape. Many yards plan four to six special matings this year to boost production and quality.

Poultry Department Iowa State College J. J. Warren

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