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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

2

Eden Valley Feud Ends in Double Tragedy and Legacy

After civil strife and homestead settlement, Robin Kershaw and Joel Hensley clash over water rights and cattle range. A long feud erupts with deceit and threats, culminating when both men draw on each other and only a faulty primer saves Kershaw. A coroner's verdict deems homicide justifiable, leaving Hensley’s heirs to carry the feud.

Robin Kershaw Eden Valley Chicago Kansas City Central Pacific Railroad Joel Hensley Hensley Kershaw Joel Elensley Henster Circle K Kensley Robin Kershaw III Roblin Kershaw Eden Valley Creek Robin Mershaw Roblin Tensley Tensley Meadows Robin II Robin Ko “Kershaw Kershiw Joel Flensley Mark Joel Flensiy Gold Run

Water Bids Peace in Eden Valley Feud

In Eden Valley, the long running feud between the Kershaws and Hensleys edges toward truce as Nathan Tichenor proposes shared water rights after the diversion dam fails. Rance Kershaw bristles but Lorrying Kershaw offers a conciliatory gesture, threatening only a new round of old enmities.

Kershaw Hensley Kershawa Eden Valley Hensleys Eden Valley Creek Ranceford Kershaw Owen Lorraine Angie Tichenor Hattie Beulah Hensley Nathan Tichenor Owen Kershaw Germany Clan Kershaw Rance Kershaw Nate San Francisco Kershaws Rance

Well to Remember A Registered Letter Policy

A rule notes that the post office will not accept a registered letter without a return card visible on the envelope.

Early English Rail Trial Allows Horse Pulled Carts

A primitive 1700s rail concept in England let any cart with wheel fitments run on rails with tolls paid. Horses pulled the carts along the track as part of the proposed line’s test.

Local Social and Sports Notes From Varina Area

Abba Gerjets attend confirmation in Varina while Melvin Gerjets sits in class. Sioux City business caller visits. N R Club hosts annual Storm Lake picnic. Petersen and Afton beat Kolpin farm 8 to 6. Rapps of Aurelia defeat Afton Juniors 6 3. Afton over Hanover 12 2 at Aurelia diamond with Harvey Kolpin and Leonard Kolpin as battery. Marriage of Eileen Waters to Walter Bates announced for June 1. Birthday party at Leslie Anderson home. Funeral for Marvin Lindlief attended by Kolpin and Pennington relatives. Township visitors include Charles Gerjets and others from Varina and Peterson areas.

Abba Gerjets Varina Melvin Gerjets John Booth Sioux City N. R Storm Lake Carl Ammons Gerald Booth Edward Dooley Cherokee Petersen Afton Herbert Kolpin Peterson Rapp Aurelia Hanover Harvey Leonard Kolpin Battery Earl Waters Eileen Walter Bates Quentin Anderson Leslie Lester Anderson Leslie Anderson

Art Not a Luxury, A Call to Value Culture

A quotation from Lawrence Haward argues art is essential, not mere luxury, warning that dismissing culture leads to a drab world for future generations. The remark emphasizes art as a vital civilizational element.

Lawrence Haward

Local Happenings In Afton And Surrounding Towns

Miss Dorthy Montgomery returned home at Sutherland Sunday. Mrs. Shalber of Salem Oregon was honored at a park picnic with fifty two old friends and families in attendance. Several residents visited relatives and friends in nearby communities including Marcus Moneta Mt. Olive and Cherokee. Grandma Blake reportedly voted first at the Center school election.

Dorthy Montgomery Sutherland Ruth Mesdames Wm. Sleezer Roy Becker Harry Mummert Park Shalber Salem Oregon Claude Young Lucille Alta Oren Kelly’s

Cotton Billiard Balls From Linters Describe Process

Billiard balls are described as made from linters, the short shreds of cotton, used in ginning processes. The article notes linters as the material basis for ball production and outlines the textile origin in early manufacturing descriptions.

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