Local Happenings and Moves Across the County
Mrs. Sam Jones of Cherokee visited the H. P. Nelson house this weekend while J. B. Coker returns from Arlington South Dakota to work here for the summer. W. J. Comatock of Coleraine Minnesota visits with cousin W. C. Marsh. both Civil War veterans. The Congregational Ladies Aid meets at Plymouth Hall June 17 with hostesses Mrs. A. McKinnon and Mrs. M. Hines. Robert Templeman buys Waddell corner lot and garage. possession August 1. The H. P. Nelson family moves to a new upper Main Street home. Mrs. Reckoff returns from Des Moines after goiter operation, improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Company
Coker
Arlington
South Dakota
Lewis
Robert Coddington
Sioux Falls
Will Wieland
Congregational Ladies Aid
Plymouth Hall
A. McKinnon
M. Hines
W. J. Comatock
Coleraine
Minnesota
W. C. Marsh
Robert Templeman
W. C. Waddell
Waddell
Robert
Births and local happenings in Aurelia area notes
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs August Gustafson on Wednesday June 2. The column reports numerous local motions including outings to Okoboji, shopping at G J Lewis, and visits by residents to Spirit Lake and Cherokee. Also mentions hospital operations, library hours, farm and business notices, a local ball game, a popcorn stand opening, and funeral attendance for Nettie Johnson with multiple relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gustafson
Lawn King
J. S. Mummert'r
G. J. Lewis
G. C. Bell
Gilbert
Adolph Beese
Agnes
Harold
Linn Grove
Nokomis Park
McLaughlin
Conley
Raymond
Aurelia
Archie Nelson
Sioux Falls
Nettie Johnson
Alfred Stieneke
Rock Rapida
J. C. Mummert
Airplane to Develop China and Transform Transport
The article argues that China's great development challenge is transportation and urges expansion of trains and air routes. American envoy Julian Arnold highlights urgent training, aerial depots, and technical schools to prepare Chinese labor for rapid aviation growth and revolutionary communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Comercial Atteche
Peking
Julian Arnold
Chinese Recorder
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Middleton Smitt
Smith
Moose Cow Poses for Photographers Then Leads Calf to Safety
In a Hunter-Trader-Trapper report from Columbus Ohio hunters describe a moose cow that posed at 75 feet for a camera before retreating toward the woods. A four to five month old calf followed as the pair moved toward the water and escaped into timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sam
Pudsey Firm Offers Silk Wool Cloth Aimed at Cheaper Men’s Wear
United States Trade Commissioner Henry F. Grady reports from London that a Pudsey Yorkshire manufacturer introduces a silk wool fabric claimed to lower costs for men’s clothing. Agents say the cloth, made entirely of short fibers, is stronger and nearly untearable, selling at about a quarter the price of top wool fabrics and comparable to shoddy cloth in price. It will come in gray brown and black and is suited for hard wear.
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T Lo
Pudsey
Yorkshire
United States
Henry F. Grady
London
Night Place crowd over hoggish prices shocks locals
A guest reports a crowd gathered in front of the Night Place store with loud disputes between a farmer and the storekeeper about five prices. The landlord of the Petunia tavern says such scenes occur daily and attract curious passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia
Kansas City Star
Weds During His Lunch Hour Sketch Staged by Printer
E W Grieder a St Paul Dispatch printer staged a brief wedding sketch during a half hour lunch break. He met his fiancée Miss Clara Lovitz by phone and arranged a ceremony in the office of Henry Gallick court commissioner before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grieder
St. Paul Dispatch
Grieder
Clara Lovitz
Henry Gallick
Parasite Compsilura Civinnata Fights New England Pests
An agricultural bulletin reports the fly Compsilura civinnata as a successful biological control against gypsy moth and brown tail moth in New England. It also helps curb other pests including the white marked tussock moth, cabbage worm, celery worm, and fall webworm, contributing to regional pest decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
New England
War creates exceptional opportunities says remarks
A fragmented wartime note asserts that the conflict opened "exceptional opportunities" while hinting at a call for quick action and decisiveness. It mentions a positive tone toward mobilization and readiness in the broader context.
Arrange Pleasant Memories for a Happy Journey
The saying urges planning pleasant memories in advance. A joyful road back comes from daily kindness and love. Seek opportunities for cheer and courage as you travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anda
Must Travel to Know
The fragment notes travel as the path to true knowledge, claiming the world remains unknowable by description alone and must be experienced firsthand through action and journey. It emphasizes personal exploration over secondhand accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheaterfield
The Still Small Voice in a Reading Lesson
During a reading class the word conscience is introduced as the inner voice. A student interrupts, claiming his conscience has a growl and he knows it well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaying
No Hurry for Detalla. Passenger Protest
A passenger complains a chauffeur ran over a man and asks for a stop, but the driver dismisses with a quip that he will read about it in the papers. Reported by the Boston Transcript.
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Detalla
Chamuffeur
Boston Transcript
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O. A. Royer
Sam Jones
H. P. Nelson Hare
F. J. Ballard
W. H. Strickler
First National Bank
Misa Ella Baumann
Sioux City
R. H. Maltby
A. G. Connell
Joe Mahoney
Rock Rapids
Joe
Wm, Scost
Hawarden
Chris Miller
T. B. Parker
H. P. Nelson
Upper Main Street
Wm. Reckoff
Des Moines
Reckoff
Lowe's
Lowe’s
J. C. Nelson
Mra. H. A. Baumann
Okoboji
Herman Schuelke
Bates Hospital
Chicago
Will
Valparaiso
Ind
Sentinel
W. A. Kruse
Fort Dodge
California
Tueday
Ben Green
Ruby
Mies Marie Kruse
Brother Fabian
Sweden
Montreal
Canada
America
W. F. Lindsay
Carroll
Lindauy
B. J. Sallinger
Carroll Paper
Lindaly
Eona Fremont
Wilbur
City
B. T. Boylan
Armour
9. D
S. H. Boylan
San Francisco
Cal
T. H. Boylan
Des Moiner
Mire
B. A. Boylan
Sioux
Falls
S. D
Nellie B. Powers
Mitchell
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H. ¢. Cummings
and. Iger
Jim Hartigan
J. G
Minneapolis
J. H. Adams
Florence
Nebraska
Nettie Johnso
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
J.C. Loekin
Stix City
H. H. Loeckin
Morningside College
Aurelia Sentinel
RB. J. Burgeson
Amelia
L. P. Nelson
Alta
Johnson
Cherokee
Bates
Kiernan
Baby
Gordon
Astperintentent of
J. A. Rapp
Albert
Ohio
Julia Clymens
Clymens
Rapp
Frank Frear
Crank
Studebaker
Finder
A. J
Sentinel Office
Westphal
Tame Hay, Dawson & Rogers
Aurelio
G. R. Wharton
EF. &. Anderson
Wm. Gifford
C. J. Buddenhagen
J. P. Nelson
Gainford Star
Gainford
Moose
Farmers National Bank
Cherokee Grand Opera House
The
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