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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
7
Want ads call for debt settlement at Farmers & Merchants Bank and payment to First National Bank for stock in the Peoples Co operative Telephone Co Melvin Parrott listed. For sale a five year old wood driving pony. Chamberlin and UWachel refer to sellers.
The Aurelia studio of Wright Photog will be closed July 21 and 24. It will reopen for business on Wednesday August Tf according to a photographed notice.
Parker offers his five real residence for sale at a bargain price. Any one desiring a neat home will do well to see him.
A brief ad from A. F. Waddell seeking poultry consignments for a July 1 to July 20 period, promising offerings of the highest price for all poultry at all times.
Po Whom It May Concern: Policies of Northwestern National Insurance Company have been imolalatd lost or stolen from the office of W. O. Striker of the Aurela Iowa Agency. This notice voids all listed policies and warns holders they are of no effect. Northwestern Coderwriters Agency. W.O. Striker, Avent.
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance insures at actual coat apparel fire and lightning. Operates in Cherokee county west of the Little Sioux river. Officers cited include Citeres as president and J C Loenin as secretary.
Miss Marlon Batson visits friends in Sioux City this week. Allen Berkstresser of Sioux City was dining here Sunday. Wedding stationery printed on short notice at the Sentinel office.
A flurry of ads and short notices detail farm sales items, house for sale, imports of oxford shoes, and local visits. residents from Cherokee, Aurelia, and district trade updates include fairs, auctions, and preaching schedules. transportation and farm equipment trades appear alongside births, visits, and personal notices.
Heavy rains caused the river to shift its channel at the Washta bridge and erode the west end piers, sinking that section about two feet. Crossing by team has halted since Sunday, but foot passage remains. merchants continue delivering across the bridge. County supervisors visited Monday to inspect repairs, with Bunn promising action and possible reopening next week if water recedes.
Last Friday a severe storm struck the county catching many Aurelians in a large Chautauqua tent at Cherokee. People fled the tent soaking wet while a few stayed under a parasol or on planks to stay dry. Lights failed and travelers searched for shelter at the Lewis and hotel accommodations, delaying travel until the next afternoon due to washed out tracks.
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