Chautauqua Opens This Afternoon In Aurelia
Chautauqua superintendent C W Poole arrived to organize the five day event in Aurelia. The big tent sits on the school grounds as evening shows start at 8 30 with local business closes planned to allow farmer attendance. Season ticket sales continue with a new extension for purchases after the first evening program.
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C. W. Poole
Aurelia
Chautauqua Heralds
the Sentinel
G. J. Lewin
George Garber
Farmere
Sesson
Aurelia Happenings and Local Notices Ten Year Snapshot
The Aurelia Sentinel reports a new staff start at The Sentinel office and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott. Dr. W. C. Bundy opens a new office, Ely Suhling to the Cherokee insane hospital, and Parker Butterfield relocate to G. J. Lewis building. A broken collar bone for Char Kannenberg results from a horse incident. dissolution notice for Aurelia Town and Lot Land Company filed. Poultry culling meetings in Pitcher township set by county agent Glen Ellis with local organizers. Listings include Minnesota land for rent or sale in Aurelia area.
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Harry Bischel
Sentinel
Frank Scott
W. C. Bundy
Dan Roger
Ely Suhling
Hanover
Insane
Cherokee
G. J. Lewis
Parker & Butterfield
Kannenberg
Richard Nelson
Aurelia Town and Lot Land Company
The
Moses Mummert
Mummert
Alex Fraser
Bischel
Pitcher Township
Farm Bureau
Glen Ellis
W. H. Fishman
August Gustafson
Tuesaday
Victor Georke
Geo. H. Lamm
Ed-Rice
Cherokee county news roundup details thefts fires and flights
Miss Malo Dick arrives from Chicago to visit Cherokee friends staying with the Josh Lockyer family. The James Lamont garage on West Main street sells to farmer Charles Cole. Major Jos A Green and Colonel Kreger receive promotions in army reorganization. Johnston airplane returns from Fort Dodge with Aviator Johnston flying again. Aviator Nelson tours Minnesota. Auto thefts surge with two recent car thefts on West Elm street and a Buick stolen from Second Kearney Wise. Illinois Central adds new observation car to trains 11 and 12 the Flyer. Camp Foster party leaves with M C A secretary F W Prechtel. later another Cherokee group heads to camp. Lightning strikes Herman Steempke barn southeast of Cherokee destroying grain and hay. wife slightly affected by shock.
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Malo Dick
Chicago
Josh Lockyer
James Lamont
Weat Main Street
Charles Cole
Timor
Items for sale at The Sentinel Office
A brief office listing offers remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper stock stock stock. The note asks if you have stock you are dissatisfied with and invites L to handle it. Location hint Williamwood hotel appears in sloppy text.
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Sentinel Office
J.B
Sts ‘Williameod
Classified Ad Promotion in The Sentinel
Readers are invited to place want ads in The Sentinel for premises disposal and selling second hand furniture farming tools and equipment. It costs five cents per line and many items find ready buyers weekly. A car lord recently received G. J. Lewie.
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The
Sentinel
Glynn Jones Weds Minnesota Man
News reports the marriage of Allie Allen and Glynn Jones at Red Wing on Monday evening. Jones, daughter of C. M. Jones of Plainview, is noted for millinery work and social ties here. The groom, a Plainview native, is a Navy veteran and now works in a Lake City garage. They will reside in Lake City.
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Glynn Jones
Minnesota
Plainview
C. M. Jones
Aurelia
Allie Allen
Misa Glynn Jones
Iowa
Red Wing
W. L. Kern
Navy
Lake City
Allen
Firat National Boosts Surplus At Stockholders Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting Firat National voted to raise the surplus fund from 25000 to 35000 dollars giving the bank a 60000 dollar working capital and greater lending capacity. The move strengthens its position to serve patrons.
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Firat National
Firet National Bank
Alta News Items Highlight Local Events and Weather
Jens Miller plans to return with his son Arthur from Sioux City where Arthur has spent seven weeks in hospital without improvement. A. N. Peterson sold a 120 acre Elk township farm to Roy H. King for 276 dollars per acre, with projected 100 dollar per acre profit on good soil. Mrs. W F Gleason, former M E church pastor’s wife, died at 78 in Manson after 55 years of marriage. A Tuesday night storm caused crop damage north and south of town with downed telephones and hail along with wind and electrical disturbances. A local American Legion post has been organized, seeking at least 150 members with officers listed.
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Jens Miller
Sioux City
Arthur
A. N. Peterson
Elk Township
Mra
Otto Johnson
Roy H. King
Claus Johnson
Art Hendrickson
Happenings From Neighboring Towns Feature Swims and Picnics
Joe Lotz leaves the area to join a Wagner South Dakota semi pro team. Inez Hill opens a chiropractor office in Cherokee. Firemen plan August 10 Casino Beach picnic at Storm Lake. Kendric Bell sets a local swimming mark by crossing a lake in 59 minutes. Charles Pendleton plans to practice law in Sioux Rapids. County supervisors award gravel contracts on Air Line and Grant highways. Hail ravages corn fields near Truesdale, severely damaging crops.
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Joe Lotz
Remsen
Wagner
South Dakota
Peterson
Inez Hill
Cherokee
Rachel Porter
Mildred Parker
Waterloo
Lurline Coomba
Jane Waddell
Aurelia
R. S. Whitney
Galva Tribune
Casino Beach
Storm Lake
Storm Lake Register
Kendric Bell
John C. Bell
Kendric
Pilot-Tribune
Charles E. Pendleton
Sioux Rapida
Charlie
Washington
Board of Supervisors
Truesdale
Sioux Rapids
Alta
Plowing Wanted and Traffic Law Notice Summary
County sheriff and county attorney offices publish a notice on traffic laws and penalties for muffler and noise violations under chapter 275. The document also advertises plowing services offered by Ray C. Howell at 3.25 dollars per acre, inviting interested parties to inquire for rates.
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County
Sherif
County Attorns
Doner Ray
C. Howell
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Murry County
Lewis
Utx & Dunn
Utz & Dunn
County Seat News
Jos. A. Green
BE. A. Kreger
Johnston
Fort Dodge
Nelson
Holder
Geo. Akere
West Elm Street
Mr. Aker
Illinois Central
Buick
Kearney Wise
Mr. Wise
Tom and Park
F. W. Prechtel
Cherokee County
Camp Foster
Spirit Lake
Mr. Prechtel
Steempke
Herman Steempke
G. J. Lewie
Mickie
WISAT
American Legion
H. 2. Hoffeins
A. N. Barnard
L. E. Swanson
W. E. Penn
T. C. Olean
Erngat Karlson
Tema
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