Interesting News From Far and Near
A roundup of short items notes Harold Farnaworth joining Dr Waterhouse in Mapleton for medical practice, travels of Mr Mia Andrew Johnson Ralph and Ruth to Sioux City, and Dr W H McLain appointed lieutenant in the First Battalion National Guard. Other notes report Mrs John Streed's death near Galva, Frank Faber's suicide near Remsen, a damaging storm hitting the Whitney elevator and Galva's chautauqua receipts short of goal, a large Galva auto garage addition, John Bentz patent for a non freezing hydrant, a gasoline accident involving a child, and Earl Schaller's death in Chicago after a blood infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Grove
Mia
Andrew Johnson
Ralph
Ruth
Sioux City
Storm Lake _Pilot-Tribune
W. H. McLain
Batallion Field Infantry
National Guards
Funda
Galva Tribune
Galva Auto Co
Remsen Bell
John Bentz
Paullina Times
Carl Westphal
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Earl Schaller
Chicago
Earl
Weather Crop Bulletin Forecasts Mixed Rain Need This Week
The bulletin notes week of high temperatures and abundant sunshine aiding harvest and threshing. Corn growth is rapid but now needs rain. tassels appear, color remains fine, yet some areas show leaf rolling without showers. Pastures, late potatoes, truck, berries, and apples suffer from moisture gaps amid uneven rainfall. Small grain harvest nears completion in southern counties with average yields but fine quality. timothy cut for seed promising a good yield.
Union Evangelistic Campaign Proposed in County Seat
Local ministers and Rev J E Fellers discussed a union evangelistic campaign for all Protestant churches. W K Herrick in Chicago hospital improving after surgery,预计将一个月后回家。 A drill team from Cherokee Yeomen won top honors at Sioux City with prizes of 100 75 and 50 dollars. Ward & Weigh ton awarded contract to refloor Waahta bridge and bids invited for eight miles of permanent highways. Attorney Guy M Gillette notified to report for Iowa National Guard recruitment duties but declined to leave for Sept term court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Fellers
W. K. Herrick
Chicago
Marshal Stiner
Braley
Steve Welch
McNeal
West
Jackson
Yeomen
Sioux City
Henry Cooper
Austin
Paullina
Board of Supervisors
Ward & Weighton
Waahta
Little Sioux
Cherokee-Meriden
Aurelia-Peterson
Washta-Kingsley
Guy M. Gillette
Adjutant General’s Office
Des Moines
Iowa National Guards
Gillette
Deas Moines
Dingman Receives Commission as Aurelia Postmaster
A. A. Dingman was commissioned by President Wilson as postmaster of the Aurelia office for a four year term dating from June 29 1916. He will assume duties August 1 after a brief familiarization period. Retiring postmaster W C Marsh ends a 29 year 4 month tenure with 19 consecutive years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dingman
Wilson
Aurelia
Art
Nasby
W.c. Marsh
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A Sentinel Office list offers remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper typewriter ribbons oil and gasoline. Cedar Rapids Oil Co P Fe Parrott Agent.
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The
Sentinel Office
Aurelia Ball Team Extends Winning Streak
The Aurelia ball club added three more victories defeating Albert City 2 to 1 Pomeroy 7 to 2 and Storm Lake 1 to 0 in a continuing stretch of wins. Wm Glawe bought land in Brookings county via W O Striker last week and a cement crossing was installed at Main and East Fourth street this week. Oscar Dahl and sister moved to Des Moines to live with their uncle A Lindberg and died last week from injuries after a horse kick. Mrs Eshelman remains in a Freeport hospital with a grave prognosis after multiple surgeries.
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Main
East Fourth Street
Aurelia
Albert City
Pomeroy
Storm Lake
Oscar Dahl
Des Moines
A. Lindberg
Eshelman
Local notes from The Advertiser
Mary Nixon undergoes operation at Alta hospital and recovers well. Frank and Mrs Parker visit Lake Okoboji then plan an extended western tour. C C Childs elected cashier of First National Bank Emerson Nebraska replacing H J Lenderink who resigns for Sioux City. Charles F Brown preaches at Alta Christian church to an approving audience. Fire alarm turns out to be an automobile on Harvey Olson’s lot, car saved by fire crew. Charlotte Sprague returns from California after teaching art in Pasadena, visiting Iowa relatives before resuming California life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nixon
F. B. Nixon
Alta Hospital
Frank Parker
Lake Okoboji
First National Bank of
Emerson, Nebraska
James F. Toy
C. C. Childs
H. J. Lenderink
Sioux City
Charles F. Brown
Alta
Christian Church
Harvey Olson
George Garber
Aurelia
Charlotte Sprague
California
Pasadena
Iowa
Making a Name for 2 Town and Fire at Storm Lake
The article discusses how towns shape their reputations and cautions against critiquing one’s own community to visitors. It then reports a late Thursday night fire at Storm Lake near Lake Avenue and Railroad Streets, with rapid firefighting preventing major damage after prior nearby blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothy
Storm Lake
Prevention of Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Control Plan Outlined
The United States Public Health Service issued a 48 point statement on breaking the infection chain for infantile paralysis. It explains the disease spreads via germs in nasal, mouth, and bowel discharges and notes the epidemic in New York City highlights importation risk, urging precautions to curb transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
United States
New York City
Auto Thief Captured After Crime Spree Across Iowa
Frank Stevenson, an Anamosa convict escaped from a Cherokee road gang, was captured in Oskaloosa after stealing a Ford from Galva and another from Arthur, plus a motorcycle. Local sheriff identified him. he will return to the penitentiary to serve the remaining term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva
Holstein
Wm. Hoops
Galva Tast
Murray Farm
Wm. Hoops, Jr
Ida Grove
Anderson Garage
Arthur
Bert Gebert
Oskaloosa
Frank Stevenson
State Road Gang
Cherokee
Stevenson
Corner Stone Laying for Sioux Valley Hospital Attend by Hundreds
A large crowd gathered for the corner stone ceremony of the Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee amid heat and holiday plans. Dr BE Munger from Spencer spoke on hospital needs, Hon Guy M Gillette read the hospital movement history, and Dr Edward Hornibrook laid the corner stone as the program closed with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Democrat
Sioux Valley Hospital
Tellier
Thutt
Ed Jones
Lew McDonald
Miss Wittich
BE. E. Munger
Spencers
Iowa
Cherokee
Guy M. Gillette
Edward Hornibrook
America
Drivers Wanted for School Bus Runs in Aurelia District
Six drivers and teams are sought to operate buses for the consolidated school district of Aurelia. For route details contact G. W. Blanch, F. G. Scott, Committee J. C. Lockin. 17-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
G. W. Blanch
F. G. Scott
J.C. Lockin
For Sale Elizabeth Striker Residence in Aurelia
Property listing for the Elizabeth Striker residence in Aurelia includes a house two lots and a barn. Located in a good in town area. Contact John Scott Cherokee at 64 City drag line phone 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Striker
Aurelia
John Scott
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Mr. Farmer
Harold Farnaworth
Mapleton
Dr. Waterhouse
Harold
John ‘Streed
Tumbleson
Peterson
Whitney
Power Co
Big Tun
County Seat News
Sentinel
Wm. Glawe
Brookings County
South Dakota
W. O. Striker
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Ole Poulson
Aurella
the Sentinel
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