Ten Years Ago Items Of Interest From The Sentinel
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. H R Stutz on Tuesday May 30. Coraline Lockin will graduate from Morningside College on Thursday June 15 after years of study. Memorial Day program drew a large crowd. Roads were muddy but the day was clear and warm. C K Davia of Dover Minnesota became Western Grain Company manager in this city June 1. Mr. and Mrs. DeVries plan to move to Boyden next week. A W Baltimore and Richard Horton closed a deal making Baltimore the owner of Horton's farm at $100 score. The couple D Hankens returned from Chicago and St Louis wedding trip last week. The band boys serenaded the Steemke home north of town that evening.
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H.R. Stutz
Coraline Lockin
Morningside College
C. K. Davia
Dover
Minnesota
C. DeVries
Western Grain Company
Mrs. D. Hankens
Chicago
St. Louis
Steemke
Galva
Elizabeth Wilcox
Cleghorn
Edwin Mitchell
H. H. Powell
Peterson
Board of Supervisors
Clay County
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Marcus News
Commercial Club
Marcus
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Peterson Patriot
Peterson Power & Milling Company
J. H. Darner
Des Moines
The
Power Co
Sheriff Skeets
Woolsey
Illinois Central
Cherokee
Sentinel Office Goods And Supplies On Sale
A list of office supplies and hardware items is offered for sale at local stores. The notice mentions remittance and order books calendars wall pockets and typewriter ribbons. Also advertised disinfectant for livestock and a ladies fashion sale with skirts paints and dresses at Garber's on Monday June 7.
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Sentinel Office
Garber’s
High school site appraisal lands on Willow and Second streets
Citizens Kobt Gracy J L Ferrin and John Scott appraised property at Willow and Second for the new high school. The total valuation reached 18170 dollars. Memorial day observances were trimmed by mud with ceremonies at the Opera House led by Mrs P Jane Weber and Senator Kenyon's address. A weathered Bankers association gathering drew praise from a Chicago banker present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobt
Gracey
J. L. Ferrin
John Scott
Willow
Second Streets
Opera House
P. Jane Weber
Kenyon
Iowa Bankers Association
Chicago
Fred H. Snodgrass
Illinois Central
Hattie Macindoe
Thutt
Grace Elma Lawrey
Richard L. Kelly
Lon Lawrey
A. B. Thutt
Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
Kelly
Typewriter Ribbons for Sale at The Sentinel Office
The Sentinel offers typewriter ribbons for sale at their office. Paragon non filling ribbons are advertised as the best option and available by calling the office for purchase.
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Sentinel
Paragon
Galva consolidating school issue sparks local debate
A roundup of small town notices covers Galva residents debating a consolidated school, obituaries for Elizabeth Wilcox and H. H. Powell, and local business and crime items from nearby towns including Marmet’s sale, Miller’s amputation, a new mausoleum in Storm Lake, Marcus trade excursion plans, and a jail escape by forgery suspect R. C. Woolsey.
Advice on Collecting and Selling Fresh Eggs
Guidance for egg collection and handling emphasizes clean dry storage without washing eggs, daily gathering in cool weather, twice daily in heat or rain, and markets twice weekly when possible. Avoid eggs from stolen nests or incubated eggs. keep away from strong odors and sun. separate roosters after breeding. sell roosters and feed while improving egg quality.
Power of God's Grace and Life Calling in Congregational Notes
Congregational notes by Rev. C. W. Stark urge turning to God and aiding others. Highlights include Power of God's Grace at 10:30 a.m. and Choosing Our Life's Work at 8:00 p.m. Bible verses reference 1 Cor. 9:24-27. Sunday school 11:45 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.m. Body Under Soul Top discussed.
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Jesus
Aurelia
Christ
Paul
Rules of the Road Pranks Attract Rural Alarm
A humorous 1900s clipping lists absurd driving rules for motorists. It prescribes odd penalties for speed and runaway teams, evasive signals at corners, seasonal car colors, and bizarre acts like firing revolvers and sprinkling dust, all satirizing early traffic norms.
Crippen Shipments Reported Amid Turmoil in Chicago Bond Trade
Unclear OCR fragment shows Raymond Crippen shipping a carload to Chicago on a Saturday night. It mentions improper handling and references D. Waddell and L. H. Daniels in relation to two car shipments, with garbled text about timing.
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Raymond Crippen
Chicago
D. Waddell
L.H
Daniels
Satar
Aurelia Giants Defeat Cherokee Braves 4 to 32 in rout
Aurelia beats Cherokee 32 to 4 as Biesser on mound shines for Aurelia. Walker belts a homer for Cherokee, but Aurelia ответ closes strong with timely hits and stout defense.
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Aurelia
Alta News Items Show Local Purchases And Bonds Plan
Dick LePage buys the Colby house from John Swanson and will move it to a lot south of his home. Alta raises about 4000 for Morningside College. The Alta school board calls a special election to issue bonds for a new schoolhouse. S. E. Emerine buys the Hotel Alta and will take possession when vacated. Commercial Club approves street oiling with 225 funded to supply 1000 gallons. city council to handle freight and oiling costs.
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Dick LePage
Colby
John Swanson
Morningside College
Alta
Alta Church
Alta School Board
S. E. Emerine
Emerine
Commercial Club
Memorial Day Plans Altered By Mud Interference
Muddy roads from continued rains interrupted Aurelia Memorial Day events. Morning activities at Pleasant Hill cemetery were called off, though several veterans were honored with flowers. The afternoon program at the Congregational church proceeded with Rev. B L Chandler delivering the keynote address.
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Aurelia
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Congregational Church
8. L. Chandler
Typewriter ribbons and a one day sale at Garber's
The Sentinel office features typewriter ribbons for all machines and promotes a one day sale at Garber's offering a big line of ready to wear garments. The event is set for Monday June 7th.
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Sentinel Office
Garber’s
Weather crop bulletin notes heavy rains and flooding
The week was wet and cool with daily temperatures about 6 degrees below normal. Rain from the 25th to 30th brought two inches or more across the state, Union county reporting 10.28 inches and flooding from creeks to rivers. Much bottom land washed, corn planting delayed, but pastures, meadows, fruit and garden crops benefited. Hessian fly damage seen in southern fall wheat, alfalfa swathed before rain, two days of clear warm weather end the week.
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Union County
Baccalaureate Sermon At Aurelia High School
Rev. S L Chandler delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Aurelia high school senior class at the Congregational church. He likened graduates to princes entering their kingdoms and urged responsibility for the nation. The audience filled the church to the doors and praised the address.
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Aurelia High School
United States
Peoples Store Special Prices On Monona Flour
The Peoples Store advertises special prices on five sack lots of Monona flour and invites customers to inquire about the deal.
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Peoples Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Nelson
W. A. Bischel
County Seat News
Aurelia, Lowa
C. W. Stark
Biesser
Fort Dodge
Shoop
Gano
Walker
Abbie
Quigley
Harmony
Edgar
Dick Bell
Royer
Hill
Leonard
Miller
Parrott
Dolan
Parrot
I Walker
Templeton
OO O
O. A. Royer, Jeweler
Iowa
Mr. Farmer
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