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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
1
The item lists subscription rates for Cherokee county and outside regions, plus foreign rates, and advertises display and reader ads. It includes various brief quips and jokes about war, Leo Frank, and social themes, followed by a short sales note about items sold at The Sentinel office such as remittance books and typewriter ribbons.
A regional newspaper asserts strict neutrality while inviting readers to support the paper financially. The editorial stance emphasizes nonpartisanship across nationalities and ends with a call for contributions to sustain independent reporting.
A community appeal urges every citizen to support public schools as a vital bulwark of civilization. It emphasizes fostering their growth, avoiding criticism, and recognizing education as essential to youth and overall welfare. The message advocates loyal backing, encouragement, and acts of civic support to strengthen local education.
Miss Hazel Shelgrin of St Paul visits the Chlson home while Rev Hall is at a convention in Ames. Good Hope people attend Mt Olive services. Charles Jones family spends Sunday at Harrison Dubea's. Walter Johnson buys the old Elwood Carr farm for 125 dollars per acre. Fedderson Johnson and Porter families plan Holstein Sunday. Wills and Potter of Cherokee visit Charles Sawvill. Stover family leaves for Oxford Iowa after visiting Feddersons. Gearke family attends Children Day at Mt Olive and visits Edwin Gearke. Ray Owens visits Pelton home. Dave Thompson improves enough to sit up. Carl Magnerson and Eric Johnson attend Swedish midsummer picnic at Sioux City. Sutter family and Miss Storm also attend Children’s Day at Mt Olive.
Mr and Mrs H H Williams and family autoed to Storm Lake Thursday where they spent the day fishing. Wm Cockburn and family spent Sunday at Gaiva. Miss Edna Lindsay and Mrs Hazel Weise visited at Cherokee Wednesday. R H Hench and Miss Margaret Hench went to Odeyadan Friday where they will visit J G Waterman. Store building is being moved to Mt Olive. Diamond folks lament the move hoping for a restart soon. Misses Bess and Marion Pitcher left Saturday to visit the exposition in San Francisco and San Diego and will visit friends at Kansas City Omaha and Denver.
Mrs O D Lanham and daughter Katherine visit Franklin Grove kin. Lena Boles visits sister Mrs Ross Johnson. Booth family trip to St Paul. Cherokee circus draws large turnout. Irene Robar returns to Chicago. Will Haight visits Cherokee family. local shoppers and Barnum Bailey attendance noted. John Fahr buys into F H Otto implement building. Esther Huck guest of Henry Grieme party near Storm Lake. pleasant gathering for Miss Huck.
For Sale three Scotch Shorthorn bulls or bulls and heifers aged 7 to 14 months. Contact W. J. Rubbernus at the office for details. Found auto chain on Main Street near M. Efchorech. owner may reclaim by calling at this office.
Mias Velora Patten left for Iowa City to enter the Training School for nurses. A. H. Stivers family went to Lake Okiboji for a two week cottage stay. W. J. Lyons reportedly sold his paper the Gold Chronicle. future plans unknown. Alta State Bank widens its north wall for a larger window. night watch shifts as work proceeds. Schaller business leaders tour Alta for July 3 celebration preparations. Fern Hilderbrand wed Hana Larson at the bride’s parents’ home. she is a former Alta teacher. O D Waiklell and L H Daniels shipped hogs to Sioux City. Ed Nelson also shipped hogs, traveling with the load.
Bank balance sheet for June 2 1915 lists resources including loans 900700, reserves 300141.64, deposits k,381.74. notes, bonds, and federal reserve items shown with totals and entries such as circulating notes 20000, time deposits , and stock and profits totals. Directors Morgan Whitney Miller and others sign, notarized July 1 1915 in Cherokee County Iowa.
Victor Radcliffe chronicles a tale of exile and iron vows as Rolfe plans to earn a thousand dollars to start a modest business with Eunice. After a year away, his cherished savings symbolize fidelity and the couple confront a village’s harsh turn of events.
Rolfe Maitland discovers Eunice has returned from a trip with her father and Robert Grant. Gerald Grant, son of the iron king, is revealed to be involved in a wealth manipulation tied to the old mine. Eunice explains the scheme and their ensuing reunion ends with renewed happiness for Rolfe and Eunice.
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