County Notes From Cherokee Papers Report Local Actions
Perry Mummert enrolled for an agriculture short course in Aurelia with a U S agricultural department representative. Farm Bureau of Rock township urged 16 percent salary cuts for state farm bureau officials and other reductions to be discussed at the county meeting. A county board of supervisors will meet tomorrow J A Bammer fills in for Louis Porter Cherokee. W H Johnston of Midland arrived to handle business matters. Cherokee men L P Clark and Harry Swenson organized C and Produce Co leasing the old mill to handle poultry and eggs. A C Overby the Storm Lake piano tuner may set up headquarters at Nelson Son Music store. Walter Sones, Cherokee WWI soldier died at Brest, France, to be buried here soon. Pork and shelling market notes indicate prices and sales strength. An instrument purporting to be Caroline Heiden will read in court January 16 1922. Notice of will proceedings in Cherokee County Iowa follows.
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Farm Bureau
Rock Township
State Farm Bureau
Othr
Rock
Pilot
Cherokee
State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
J. A. Bammer
Louis Porter
W. H. Johnston
Midland
L. P. Clark
Harry Swenson
C. & §. Produce Co
South Fifth Street
A. C. Overby
Storm Lake
Nelson-Son Music Store
TARTS MEMORIES AND A RETURN TO LINKED LIVES
John Trampton stops his car on a byroad to the old ranch seeking a shortcut to the city. Lucy Lane, once the girl he knew, greets him at a forgotten home as memories resurface and a past romance rekindles in a moonlit moment.
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John Trampton
John
Hangton
John Uinaipton
Ain
Lucy Lane
Toyounele
Lucy
Joho Grampton
Lamake
Rainey
Carlsen
Lund
Pueblo Flood Aftermath and Rebuilding Resolve
A description of a devastating flood that devastates Pueblo with massive losses and human tragedy. Community members pledge reconstruction and safety measures while noting underlying conditions remain, raising doubt about future repeats and the need for preventative action.
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Pueblo
Observations of celestial cloudlets in Jamaica and England
The text notes sightings of thin light spaces resembling rice grains on the sun and reports these cloudlets observed in Jamaica and also seen in England by PRUIGpsS and Steavenson, as described in Scientific American.
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Jamaica
England
Pruigpss
Steavenson
Omnipresent Reporter Shapes American News Abroad
The piece argues American newspapers spend freely on foreign coverage, placing correspondents in London and across Europe. It notes editors authorize this reach and that Irish events trigger instant New York dispatches, with American journalists stationed at key centers ready to cover developing events.
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Americin
Seavier
America
Dineaepe
London
Ireland
New York
Europe
New Republic
The Better Way News Note Falls Short of Clarity
Fragmentary text appears to discuss graduation and a mistaken idea. It includes a dialogue where a young man is told not to fight and to stand with a certain stance. The garbled OCR limits full interpretation of names, places, or events.
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Dea
Fragmentary Quote on Rental Discrimination Case
A fragmentary dialogue implies a landlord refuses to rent due to potential children. The lines reference “ury grandchildren” and a claim about rental restrictions based on presence of children. The readable text suggests a housing dispute or discriminatory remark.
Sailors and Hunters Tangle Aboard the Karluk
On the schooner Karluk tension rises as Carlsen acts as first mate and doctor while Lund Rainey and the hunters suspect a hidden scheme. Rainey bonds with Lund and navigates limited supplies and loyalty as Peggy Simms watches from the cabin and the crew plays a dangerous game of trust.
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Carlsen
Lund
Little Corporation of
Fortune Hunters
Rainey
Luna
Mister Rainey
Karluk
Simms
Jansen
Sandy
Tamadua
Cordin
Carrlsen
Peggy Simms
Matey
Bering Strait
Dom
Hansen
Meester Carlsen
Carlson
Hottlery
Deming
Beale
Beate
Carlsev
Robber Trapped With Booty From St Elizabeth Treasure
Berlin reports the 13th century St Elizabeth treasure stolen from Marburg shrine last November has been recovered in a London suburban garden. Five of six robbers were captured. Emil Kellman was tracked to London and rearrested with 174 jewels found hidden on him in Cleves near the Dutch frontier.
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St. Elizabeth of Plungary
Marburg
Berlin
London Times
London
Frankfort
Emil Kellman
Kellman
England
Wellman
Cleves
Better to Have Tried Better to Have Tried
Quote attribution paraphrase: a reflection on striving for adequacy and effort. Notable author referenced is George Eliot, with a critical note on ambition and self‑assessment. The fragment suggests a meditation on trying despite perceived limits.
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George Eliot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uy Eee
County Seat News
Perry Mummert
Aurelia
U. S. Agricultural Department
Walter Sones
Brest
France
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. F. Ericksen
Alta
Blitf
Poland
Farrow
Fair Grounds
Iowa
J. A
Cherokee County
Caroline Heiden
F. J. Carpenter
Gherokee
AGCO
Zuer
Bam
Senator Goesamky
Senate
Iapey
Mollie Mather
Western Newspaper Union
Kiew
Joho Plumpton
Tund
Tamada
Thirssen
Feo
Riiney
Luc
Ralney
Strick
the Sentinel
Willet
C. L. Lee
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Little Sioux River
Buens Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J. C. Lockin
Secutive Com
G. M. Dieterich
Nelsons Restaurant
L. P. Nelson, Prip
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