Sentinel Named Official Cherokee County Paper for Year
At the January meeting the Cherokee County Board of Supervisors appointed the Aurella Sentinel Cherokee Democrat and Cherokee The Weru as county papers for the year. The same were the official papers last year. A clash arose between Time and Republican factions over the appointments. The Sentinel will publish all board proceedings and the publishing schedule as required by law.
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Leonard family obituary notes Eling Leonard's death
Mrs EL DeVore and others set Monday evening for Elkhart Indiana in response to telegram about their brother Eling Leonard dying. A telegram Tuesday forenoon announced his death that morning. Elias Leonard formerly lived here, moved from Shannon Nolns, and bought the farm now named MeW ham place one mile south of Aurelia. His wife died in 188 and was buried in Aurelia cemetery. Leonard left here about twenty years ago and was a Civil War veteran with Co D 40th Illinois Infantry. Funeral held in Elkhart Wednesday afternoon. He died of pneumonia at age of vents.
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The Lecture Course Delights Large Audience
Noah Belluarz, third number on the lecture course, delivered a standout performance last Saturday evening. The program featured The Loonier School Master with multiple characters, including Irish and German sketches, pleasing the crowd and drawing high laughter and satisfaction.
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Falling Off In Casualties In Rail Accidents
In the year ending June 30, 180%, a remarkable fall in casualties occurred among passengers and employees due to improved railroad traffic control. The report shows 15 passenger deaths per 1000 incidents, down from 41 in the prior year. Employee fatalities in coupling accidents also fell by a notable margin.
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1909 Chautauqua Talent Announced for Stora Lake Event
The emanagement of the Stora Lake Chautauqua announces the talent for 1909. Included are Maud Ballington Booth and writer Mrs. Barkley of England, Salvation Army worker Gov. John ds doburon of Minnesota, Governor Glenn of South Carolina, Strickland Gilwland, Russ Cannell and John Ky Batts as speakers. The celebrated St. Louis band will perform forty pieces with Pyobar Hel Riogera and the Jubilee Singers. Home additions planned later.
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For Sale Bell Tari Stock Farm Near Aurelia
For sale a stock farm described as the Bell Tari, 920 gered stock area located GS miles south of Aurelia. The property includes a surveyed, tied fall, water supply with a reliable well and 12a hartele with hydrants and leading aditors. All plowing ready for crops. possession available May Market terms and further particulars via W. Bellon firm.
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For Sale Ten Tons of Tame Hay in Annan
Local notice offers about ten tons of tame hay in Annan. Readable fragments indicate sale details but are partly garbled. No clear contact or price information is legible.
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Public Sale Notice Atleans and Nearby Auction
Public sale notices list items and bidders from Gaulston and surrounding towns. The advertisement notes horses cattle and livestock weighing up to one thousand pounds and several geldings, with specifics on dates and weights. Proprietor Kreger oversees the sale. Ub Bile and Wine act as clerks in the notice.
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Swallows False Teeth and Ends Life of Express Messenger
Harry Pratt, a popular Cherokee Express Messenger on the Central branch, died at Cherokee Medical and Surgical Hospital after an operation to remove swallowed teeth. He fainted during a layover in Onawa last Tuesday, swallowed his teeth while sleeping, and could not recover after surgery. Funeral held Monday at the Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Monroe, Wisconsin. He leaves a wife, mother, and four brothers.
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Exeter Nebs Revival Aids Local Churches Says Expositor
From Exeter Nebraska December 17 1908 reports Evangeliot H W Bromley led union revival meetings with co workers. About seventy five percent professed Christ as Lord and Savior as the meetings near closing with Thursday night service. Choirs and volunteers praised for faithful attendance and strong moral impact on the community and churches.
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Items Northeast of Aurelia Community Notes
Items northeast of Aurelia report New Year’s Eve celebrations hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Margi at their house and another by Mr and Mrs Will Ate Merdon. A dance, visits to Newell and Webster City, and travel updates for Henry Aschel and others. Community and farm news mention Elk township, Vista County Ve e Indurance Association meeting at Storm Lake, and travel to Texas and Wisconsin.
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Progressing High School seeks broader study for students
A local high school plans expanded education beyond textbooks through a two month course focusing on Law and another lecture by Des Moines expert. Barclay of the Cle cler Lyceum in Buren to present an evening of entertainment with cartoons and sketches. Proceeds to support Aurelia High School to fund books for future years.
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Monthly School Report Names Absent Pupils Across Grades
The Aneta district lists pupils from Second to Sixth Grades who were not absent during the fourth month ending January. Several students are named per grade, including Maurice Rady and Stele la Wieland in Second Grade, Percy oo leer and Jea mene Livehell in First Grade, Leoni Waddell and Coma Clover in Third, Helmer Carthers and Leland Dawson in Fourth, Doris Haima and Albert Gaaadhiot in Fifth, and multiple entries in Sixth Grade. The report notes a Fifty Dollar Gift for a single ear of corn won in a National Corn Expo, funded by Has co-operated with the lawe Com mission, recognizing the county's corn quality.
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Edwin Minnitert
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Weyersley Chosen and Secretary at Buena Vista County Fair
The Buena Vista County Fair annual meeting debated dates for the fair, officers were elected, and finances discussed. President M Admins, Vice President Geo A Fralalvly, Secretary OC Ti Wager, Treasurer Samuel Parker, and Director Geo Bo Hobbs were named. a $400 deficit and costs of attractions were noted. The fair date was to be set later than last year, with racing and premiums debated and amphitheatre receipts discussed.
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New I C TimeCard And Train Passengers
Fragmented OCR text details a dated timecard listing passengers on Train No 10, with references to stations and goods such as wheat and market items. Mentions agents and local names, but the readable portion centers on passenger carriage and train identifiers within a historic timetable fragment.
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Deaths From Runaway Horses Across U S
New York led in runaway incidents with 7 600 cases, causing 4 278 deaths and 15 105 injuries in the eleven months to November 30 1905. Arnois followed, while Pennsylvania reported 8 010 runaways. New Mexico and Southern California each had 50 events totaling 22 fatalities.
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