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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
1
Subscription Rates for Cherokee County Readers
Per year in advance rates listed for Cherokee county outside areas and foreign countries. Figures show 21.50 1.75 2.00 as the price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Trees Fight for Lives in a Forest of Pests
A Popular Science Monthly note states trees constantly battle invasive insects with 200000 known varieties attacking them, highlighting the ongoing struggle of forests to survive widespread infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Sterling and the silver tine mark in Edward I England
A historical note explains that the practice of marking silver with a standard tine dates back to the reign of Edward I in England, establishing a long tradition of assay marks and quality indication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
England
Edward
Mt Olive News Social Roundup from Fort Dodge to Cherokee
Local notes record Mrs. Margaret Juber visiting Fort Dodge and a long list of Sunday gatherings. Families including the Johnsons, Hammons, Nation, Ennis, Becker, and Hanson are mentioned visiting relatives in Cherokee Aurelia Quimby and nearby towns. Several residents travel to hospitals and attend services while others host Ladies Aid meetings and community suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Juber
Nice
Russell Filson
Fort Dodge
Alfred Peterson
Diamond Center
August Angrell
Des Moines
Edgar Johnson
Oevand
Irvin) Hahn
Daughters
Afton
Will Hahn
Martina Hahn
John
Lincoln Hahn
C. al Simmons
Good Hope Ladies Aid
Sam Campbell
Sioux Valley Hospital
Minnie Houchin
Sturm Lake
J. Nation
Carl Hanson
Carl Peterson
Quimby
Donald
Ernest Learn
Cherokee
East Afton and Elk News Focus on Local Callers
East Afton and Elk area notes list daily callers including John Wring Bill Booth and families visiting Chester Faust and other residents. Several guests visited Casino gatherings and hospital stays are noted at Sioux Valley.
Diamond Center News: Church Cancelled for Sunday in Diamond
Rev. Liming is called to Marva Ilinovis to aid his ailing mother. sister Mrs. Simpson of Lone Rock IA travels with him. Lake Okoboji program by Diamond girls on Thursday July 10 includes music readings and a play The Oia Maids Association. Admission ten and twenty five cents. Lunch served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Becker
Cherokee
Jerry Becker
Meriden
Edgar Johnson
Donald Johnson
Leonard Anderson
Cleghorn
Linesta Hahn
Weetley
Quimby
Clarence
Roy Ohlson
Arthur Ohlson
Dukes
Gust Ohlston
Diamond Center
Clifford Ohlson
Aurelia
Carl Kahl Ane
Farwis
Holstein
Laurence
Pleasant
VP. Galeon
Lieyd Ohlson
Louis Bengtsosn
Sawvell
Myre
Teton
Sinames
Aurele
Marl Coirpen
Mroo
Darrel Ennis
Marc Louw
Albert Myers
Diamond and Good Hope
Oia Maids Association
Frank Gosser
Manson
Iowa
Liming
Conrad Locket
Claylene
Kirksville
Missouri
Cause and Effect Prose Cites Psychology Opinion
Eugene Guard notes a well known psychologist recommends looking happy as a benefit, while acknowledging that genuine happiness is natural and not always forced. The column reflects humor about appearances and mood management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoya
Eugene
Ore
Pedometer Mechanisms Explain Step Length and Distance
A pedometer uses an oscillating weight moved by body motion to advance the index with each step. Many devices allow adjusting step length, so the distance traveled is directly measured.
Augsburg Confession principles echo in German services
St Vaul's Lutheran Church notes July Fourth reflections on church and state and cites Augsburg Confession Article 28 from 1530. Services next Sunday morning will be in German, followed by a semi annual congregation meeting next Monday at 8 p.m.
Democrats Nominate Full County Ticket in Delegates’ Convention
Cherokee Times reports the complete Democratic slate for the county ticket finalized at the party convention. C. C. R. Bush named state representative candidate opposing N. M. Nelson. other nominees include Marguerite Danielson county recorder F. M. Tyner county treasurer Benjamin Delaney county auditor G. F. Stratton county clerk W. A. Kenny Marcus for board of supervisors second district Art Tilton sheriff and Wm Mulvaney county attorney in June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
C. C. R. Bush
N. M. Nelson
Marguerite Danielson
F. M. Tyner
Benjamin Delaney
G. F. Stratton
W. A. Kenny
Marcus
Board of Supervisors
Fourth of July Attractions at Storm Lake
Free acts Ground and Aerial Acrobatics all three days. Flying trapeze and death defying acts day and night. Rides include Merry Go Round and Railroad train. Concerts by Storm Lake band day and evening. Kiwanis Trio to sing with band July 4. Dance July 4. Fireworks and moving picture shows Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake Band
Obituary of Mrs A Swensen Reflects Pioneer Life
Bertha Kahl Swensen born October 28 1843 in Parehem Mecklenburg Germany. She emigrated to Joliet Illinois in 1872 married Andrew Swensen in 1873 and farmed near Aurelia for thirty years. She died June 23 1930 at age 86 with ten children, thirty two grandchildren, and sixteen great grandchildren surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Kahl) Swensen
Parehem
Mecklenburg
Germany
Parchem
United States
Joliet
Illinois
Andrew Swensen
John Swensen
Christ
Frank Hintz
Ortonville
Minnesota
John
Henry
August Deescher
Arlington
South Dakota
William
Iowa
Swensen
Back To Health Credits Konjola Medicine Tale
Cedar Rapids woman long plagued by illness credits a new Konjola remedy for dramatic relief. She reports years of suffering eased after starting the treatment and recounts a remarkable experience with the medicine’s apparent benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Andrew Caperonis Endorses Konjola For Stomach Ailment
Mrs Andrew Caperonis of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports years of stomach and bowel troubles and says Konjola greatly improved digestion and bowel action after four bottles. She notes rapid relief and recommends a six to eight bottle course. Konjola is sold in Aurelia Iowa at F E Pratt drug store and by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Caperonis
South Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Konjola
Aurelia
Iowa
F. E. Pratt
Afton Residents Vacation and Local Visits Report
Mrs. Guy Robinson and Loma and Mr. W. Bowers left Monday for a week at Lake Okoboji. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sexton and children spent Sunday with Galen Dyslin. P. T. and Claude Young families also visited Fay Pettengell near Larrabee. Mrs. Miller the nurse at Wm. Menefee’s visited relatives in Sioux City and learned her infant nephew died of infantile paralysis. Mrs. Salem Snyder visited Storm Lake on Tuesday. A. Zwick of Cerokee called at Wm. Menefee’s. Earl and George Zwick were at Fred Zwick’s near Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wring
Bill Booth
Alta
John Booth
Earl Waters
Chester Faust
Bernice Kolpin
Sioux Valley Hospital
Bert Conrad
Rembrandt
Quentin Andersen
Fred Kolpin
Kass Lake
Galen Dyslin
Floyd Sexton
Herbert Kolpin
Margaret Johnson
Aurelia
Bill Ruebsam
Max Gilbert
Diamond
Oscar Peterson
Ina Tigges
Emmet Mohrer
Henry Sansen
Alva Ammons
Claude Steward
Auburn Washington
Howard
Clarence Haight
Tigges
Brooke
Frank Bet
Quentin Anderson
Hines
Urang McGowan
Abbo Gerrets
Lee Pennington
Haight
Russell Tutt
Claude Stewart
Guy Robinson
Loma
W. Bowers
Lake Okoboji
Origin of Yale Name Tied to Elihu Yale Patronage
The article explains Yale University was named in honor of Elihu Yale, an early patron, with the first syllable derived from his name. It notes the nickname Ri as an early variant connected to the university’s naming history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Elihu Yale
Liberty
Fhe
Ri” Ag
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Floradora Girl
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Rozella Klema
Berger Samelison
Bruce Crapser
Chero- Kev
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Diamond Center News
School Board
Diamond Township
Center School
Elizabeth Neville
LaVerne Dubes
J. S., Linquist
Nicholas Linquist
Vaul
Lultheran Church
E. F. Wehking
America
Augsburg
Church
Ministry of the Word
Sentinel
Storm Lake, Iowa
Kiwanis
Storm Lake
Satur
Newell
A. Swensen
Afton and Vicinity
ILIES
L. A. Downs
Illinois Central System
Chicago
Community Theatre
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