Local News Snapshots From Aurelia and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Glenn Parker visits Storm Lake. Ed Rydstrom and Eds visit Aurelia. Carlberg Bros advertises sugar and overalls. Miss Froning returns from Webster City. Madsen visits Beaman and Waterloo. Opera house fire at Alta. Knights of Pythias plan January 17 stag party. Local shops offer low prices on shoes and groceries. Community events include Needlework club, Philathea class, and Waddell social. J. Nelson travels to Minneapolis. multiple residents on trips to Des Moines and Iowa City.
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Glenn Parker
Storm Lake
Reeve
Carlberg Bros
Ed Rydstrom
Alta
Aurelia
Cherokee
Willii
J. C. Nelson
Margaret Froning
Webster City
Hr Brother
al Froning
Hazel Dyslin
Th State Hospital
Lew Dyslin
Z. Chamberlin
F. G. Scott
Peterson Sund
Wil Meyer
Iowa
Knights of Pythias Lodge
American Legion
Community Club
Alice Karges
Mey
G. J. Lewis Dryads
Lueilawis
Ebster City
Mra. Varges
Mr. Lewis
C. Stewart
Colfax
Burges
S Stewart
Lewis
Stewart
Younker Bros
Des Moines
Wilkins Bros
Os Moines
Curleys
B. Atkinson & Co
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Soldiers Reunion Honors Cherokee Storm Lake Veterans
A 1922 reunion at FP G Seat ton home gathered former United States soldiers from Cherokee Storm Lake Buena Vista and Chenew counties. The event featured a military drill a flag salute old rifles and a dinner with stories of army life. Comrade Crepps plans a move to South Dakota as the group recalls past wars and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. G. Seatton
United State Corse
God
Vherokee
Buena Vista
Geo. Currir
Sturm Lake
T. &. Sprague
A. Breech
C. Stam
Uniteoales
Mr. Scott
Cheroke
Clay Dawson
Crepps
South Dakota
John Gigsby
W. P. Millerving
Want ads in The Sentinel for used items
The Sentinel invites readers to place want ads for second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment at ten cents a line. Listings regularly lead to quick sales and the classifieds are a growing resource for selling items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
A Mistake 1921 by McClure Syndicate
A narrator recalls a dinner misstep caused by his cousin George Whitletree, a shabby dreamer who later turns out to be wealthy. The tale frames social pretensions and a mistaken judgment of worth, with misread clues about status and fortune shaping the narrator’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitletree
George
Gruff
George Whittletree
Georges
Britain’s Bible Towns In England’s Maps And Names
Lead headline notes that numerous English places echo biblical names. It cites Calvary wood in Bedfordshire, Jordan Hill in Dorset, Jordans in Buckinghamshire, Land of Nod in Hampshire, Noah’s Ark in Cambridgeshire, and Moub’s Wash Pot in Worcestershire, among other familiar biblical toponyms.
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Jericho
England
Paradise
Nineveh
Mount Ararat
Mount Zion
Mount Ephraim
County of
Bedford
Calvary Wood
Dorset
Jordan Hill
Buckinghamshire
Jordans
Hampshire
Land of Nod
Cambridgeshire
Worcestershire
Hebron
Joppa
Bethlehem
Gideon
Herod
Toe Walking Versus Heel Walking Advised by French Doctor
A French physician recommends toe walking for patients with underdeveloped chests, asserting civilized people walk on the heel while woods people and animals favor toe walking due to superior muscular development.
Dubbleigh Guest Sparked Witty Weather Banter
The Boston Transcript quotes a playful exchange praising Mr Dubbleigh during a hot spell. The remark hints at his imposing presence as “an awful frost” while noting the enjoyment of his visit.
Tragedies Traced to Oil Fields Endangering Wildlife
A historic note describes rabbits and waterfowl killed in California oil regions. Animals seek holes and lakes near oil pipes and pump stations, mistaking them for safe refuges. Disused piping traps and entombs many rabbits. waterfowl deaths rise as lakes resemble water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Sunset
California
Refined Anxieties and Flaming Shootings in Crimson Gulch
Two street scene vignettes span fear of firearms in Crimson Gulch and a crowded office where stenographers note a chilly crowd around a baseball score board. Quotations reveal nervousness over gunfire and a witty remark about fans cooling the office in Baltimore American style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Baltimore American
Its Brutal Side
A quoted critic, Mr. Godspur, condemns prize fighting as brutal. He cites a personal bad experience at a recent bout where he was assaulted and injured, arguing the sport’s harm to attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Godspur
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