Weather Crop Bulletin Eight Days Ending June Fourteen
Des Moines Iowa reports cool cloudy weather with three days of showers slowing field work. Much corn ground not yet planted with substantial replanting needed. corn growth and field work two weeks behind last year. Bottom fields become grassy. with dry weather soon condition could improve. Pastures and meadows improving. straw early harvest underway. oats rye heading. some fall wheat turning golden. clover good and ready to cut. cherry harvest begun in southern counties with fair yield.
Stock Shipments Report From Sioux City and Chicago
O D Waddell sent a mixed load of cattle and hogs to Sioux City Saturday night. C C Beeghley shipped hogs to Chicago Saturday night with an escort. Leon Pitcher and Wm Mummert sent hogs and cattle to Chicago Saturday night. L H Daniels sent hogs to Sioux City Tuesday and Wednesday. T G Will and Arthur Will shipped cattle to Sioux City Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Waddell
Sioux City
Chicago
Leon Pitcher
Wm.Mummert
L. H. Daniels
T. G. Will
Arthur Will
Notice to Water Users Deadline June 15
All parties using city water are requested to pay their water rent by June 15 or the water will be turned off. J C Lockin Mayor. Advertise it in the Sentinel.
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J.C. Lockin
Congregational Picnic Set at Storm Lake Next Wednesday
The Congregational church invites all members and auxiliaries to a June 23 picnic at Storm Lake Park. Transportation by car will be provided and events include a ball game between married and single men, races for youth, tug of war, swings, boat rides, and extensive refreshments prepared by the sisters.
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Congregationalist
Storm Lake
Congregational Church
Transportion Committee
Committee On
Committee On Refreshments
Good Sisters
Congregational Notes by Rev. C. W. Stark
Thoughts for the day are Thinking Sowing and Reaping at 10 30 a m next Sunday. The question What is your idea about God and how it controls your life. Sunday school 11 45 a m Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m Christ's Call to Young Women at 8 00 p m pastor continues How Shall I Spend My Vacation A cordial invitation to worship with us.
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God
Christian Endeavor
Disinfectant Dipolene Promoted for Livestock Health
Stock disinfectant Dipolene touted as efficient against lice mites fleas and disease germs. Marketed to protect horses cattle swine sheep and poultry. Notice notes sale by W A Bischel’s hardware.
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W. A. Bischel
Cherokee Ball Team Wins 6–3 Over Remsen
The Cherokee ball team defeated Remsen 6 to 3 Sunday afternoon with strong turnout from Cherokee and nearby areas. The Commercial Club discussed baseball finances and considered a 300 contribution if the season ends in deficit.
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Remsen
The
Baseball Association
Voters favor consolidation in Nokomis district meeting
In Nokomis school district 6 a meeting on consolidation was held with eleven voters present. The sentiment was strongly in favor and the group voted unanimously. Nearby districts consider consolidation with Alta, hoping for regional benefits.
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Alta
Big Ball Game at the Casino in Storm Lake
A big ball game will be held at the Casino in Storm Lake on Sunday June 2 with an afternoon and evening orchestra concert and moving pictures. Admission to grounds is 25 cents and there is no charge for the ball game. Central ads promised to bring business.
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Storm Lake
Moving Pictures
Far and Near Local Briefs Highlight Dignitaries and Events
Re elected grand secretary L. D. Driggs of Storm Lake led Iowa United Commercial Travelers at Sioux City. Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Wm Brandt. two survived. Henry Niebuhr wed Marie Fredricks at Alexandria SD May 17. Andrew Johnson bought a Hudson six from Swanson of Alta. Storm Lake cemetery mausoleum cost 18000 dedicated with 500 attendees. J W Bethards dies after eight months illness. Laing and Thomas hardware sold to Ben Funk and Frank Nash of Spirit Lake. Local motor cycle races draw small crowd. Fred Dresselbys performs stunt riding before a mishap in which his bike flips but he sustains only minor injuries.
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L. D. Driggs
Storm Lake
Order of United Commercial Travelers of Iowa
Sioux City
Washta
Wm. Brandt
Peterson Patriot
Henry Niebuhr
Marie Fredricks
Alexandria
South Dakota
Southerland
Fred Dresselbys
Wagner
Orange City
Dresselbys
The Passion Play Shown At Idle Hour Friday Night
A moving picture presentation features Christ and disciples with King Herod and ancient figures, including 500 Roman soldiers and civilians, in the Idle Hour program Friday night.
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Moving Picture
Christ
Alta News Items Preview Summer Activities and Changes
The town announces oil for streets arriving and work to start soon. Henry Popham travels to Cedar Rapids for the Masonic Grand Lodge session. The Alta Chautauqua runs July 12 to 16 with attractions to be detailed daily. Tincknell family vacationing at Okiboji Lake with Florence joining later. Methodist church to receive roof replacement, replastering, and interior decoration. City Bakery moving to the DeLay building, with space for a barber shop run by Will Peterson.
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F. G. Tincknell
Misas Florence
Okiboji Lake
Miss Florence
Will Peterson
Aurelia Social: Day with Mr and Mrs Fred McNear Anthon
A group of friends visited Mr and Mrs Fred McNear of Anthon last Friday. They toured the new bungalow, enjoyed a picnic, and viewed local sights. Mrs McNear received a cue glass vase as a club gift. Attendees included R B Howell T G Will and several Mrs Pearl Long Mrs Murphy and others from Worthington Sioux City Richmond and area.
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Aurelia
Fred L. McNear
Fred McNear
Anthon
T. G. Will
Pearl Long
Son Caughy
Worthington
Minnesota
T. J. Murphy
Sioux City
G. Hoodgina
Little Son
Richmond
Virginia
Dan Hankens
Blanche Hickey
Joy Dingman
Bess
Marion Pitcher
Flora Dabes
Luella Lewis
Cora
Jessie Lockin
Swindler Caught in Newell After Watch Game
A traveling salesman type swindler operated in Newell last week, offering to deposit his family watch as security for borrowing money. The watch proved inferior and when he failed to return the banker suspected the ruse. He was detained by two banks and arrested by officials.
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Newell
Classifieds tell readers to place ads in The Sentinel
The Sentinel invites premises owners to place want ads for second hand furniture farming tools and equipment. Ads cost five cents per line and weekly sales arise from the Classified department as more readers use it.
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The
Sentinel
Marcus Commencement Address Highlights Graduation
A class of twelve graduated from Marcus High School on Thursday June 8. Rev Chandler of Aurelia delivered the commencement address titled Education of Young America. Dr Sidney L Chandler spoke to the audience about the future challenges and opportunities facing the new generation, earning hearty applause and lasting appreciation.
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Marcus High School
Marcus News
8. L. Chandler
Aurelia
Sidney L. Chandler
Twister Visits Heimsoth Farm Damaging Outbuildings
A Tuesday evening storm brought a small twister to the W H Heimsoth home area. It blew down large trees around the house but left the dwelling intact. Small structures were overturned and debris including boards near the barn was pierced through the barn wall. Items were carried away briefly, creating a horrific scene the family hopes not to witness again.
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W. H. Heimsoth
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A brief office supply notice lists remittance books order books calendars wall pockets carbon paper typewriter ribbons and scale books available at The Sentinel Office for local purchase.
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The
Sentinel Office
Ten Years Ago Births and Local Developments Side Note
Ten years ago in Afton township a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs E H Simmers on Sunday June 4 1905. George Bischel reported a daughter born Friday June 2 1905. George Wharton returned from Chicago where he studied pharmacy and began work at E A Bundys drug store. Local building included Gus Chison erecting a barn and C C Beeghley planning a large barn. cement walks installed by W F Brewster and J A Rapp, with E A Bundy and L H Daniels adding new walks next week. Aurelia lost to Newell 7 to 3 as umpiring favored Newell early. Rapp fell ill with a scare of sunstroke.
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E. H. Simmers
Afton Township
George Bischel
George Wharton
Chicago
E. A. Bundy
Gus Chison
C. C. Beeghley
W. F. Brewster
J. A. Rapp
L. H Daniels
Aurelia
Newell
Rapp
Holstein Boosters Arrive in Aurelia for July Celebration
More than twenty autos arrive in Aurelia around noon for Holstein booster tour events. A marching band performs on the street while the group promotes a July 2 celebration. Editor Hutton of the Holstein Advance helps supervise the event.
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Holstein Boosters
Aurelia
Minnesota
Hutton
The
Holstein Advance
Hans Nelson Accepts Cashier Post in Cherokee Freight Office
Hans Nelson leaves his Illinois Central depot position to become cashier in Cherokee freight department. Hoy Hill takes over his former duties at the depot.
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Hans Nelson
Ilinois Central
Cherokee
Hoy Hill
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J. €. Nelson
Des Moines
Iowa
the Sentinel
C. W. Stark
County Seat News
Democrat
Peterson
Harmony
J. J. Moran
Kathryn Kircher
Immaculate Conception Church
Guy Gillette
Adj
Lieut. Logan
P. B. Cleaves
Linn Grove
Andrew Johnson
Swanson
Johnson
Henry Popham
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Grand Lodge
Charles C. Moore
Panama Canal
O. A. Royer, Jeweler
Chandler
Marcus
Herod
Oberammergau
Bavaria
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