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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
1
Observations on Morals and Society in Proverbial Form
A compact collection of wry maxims on honesty, conscience, cost, and social foibles. It riffs on diplomacy, economy, crime, disarmament, generosity, and the quirks of prohibition era behavior. A humorous snapshot of public attitudes and personal ethics.
Babe Rath Sentenced for Speeding Sparks Salary Talk
After a one day jail sentence for speeding, commentators suggest Rath should push for a higher salary as publicity boosts gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Rath
Ten Years Ago in Aurelia Happenings and Hazards
Reports from Aurelia recount a local dray business sale to George Brooks forming Sigmn and Brooks, Blake the veterinarian moving to Washington, a Saturday street band concert, repairs by BE. R. Farmer on the Joe Ward farm, Rev. Wesley Logan taking Diamond Center church, Kellogg buying Lashell stock, a damaging hailstorm in Diamond Township, George Garber expanding his business forcing a move, lightning strikes on Andrew Johnson store and Sentinel office, then minor fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Butterfield
Dray
George Brooks
Sigmn & Brooks
F. A. Blake
State of
Washington
BE. R. Farmer
Michigan
Joe Ward
Wesley Logan
Moville
Diamond Center
G. A. Kellogg
Missouri Valley
Lashell
George Garber
Lashell & Hansen
Cherokee Gun Club to Host Big August Tournament
Cherokee announces the gun club tournament set for Friday August 5 with an attractive program and expected large turnout. Local events note Karl W Hall and Carol Conklin wed in Arthur Illinois, plus Y M C A news and a funeral for Ted Butler with Cherokee county youth camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Hall
W. J. Hall
Carol Conklin
Des Moines
Charles H. McDonald
Arthur
Ill
Democrat
Cherokee Gun Club
Happenings from Nearby Towns Chronicle Local News
Marcus News notes Hon. W. C. Edson of Storm Lake named as fourth of July orator, and Robi Bates found dead at his son’s home near Larrabee. Storm Lake reports Mrs. Stella Pruitt recovering after appendicitis surgery, and Rena Esther Swanson visiting from Aurelia to Rochester for Mayo exams. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune covers Leonard Morgan badly injured in auto crash near the Casino as O H Boettcher’s Ford rolled over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus News
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
Robi Bates
Kenneth Bates
Larrabee
Howard C. Thompson
Billings
Mont
First National Bank
M. R. Faber
Remsep
Storm Lake Register
Stella Pruitt
Swallam Hospital
Alta
Rena
Esther Swarson
Aurelia
Rochester
Mayo
Pilot-Tribune
Cherokee Times
Misa Dollie Brough
Waterloo
Roy Oswald
Cleghorn
McCartney
First Presbyterian Church
Holstein
Williamson
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Local items report Mrs. Rhoeda Prentice in serious condition after a stroke. Parachute artist Kohly plans multiple drops on Fourth of July week. Pokesty and Partridge assign bankruptcy, Bert Gurney named assignee due to slow collections. Car collision near Bradfield injures Mrs. McCulloch. Real estate assessments fall in Clay and neighboring counties with large drops from 1920 to 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoeda Prentice
W. Booth
M. Hines
Aurelia
Johns Waldo
Miss Campbell
Fairview
Pokesty & Partridge
Bert Gurney
Clay County
Aurelia Iowa to vote on school bond for new building
Public notice states the New Aurelia Consolidated Independent School District in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties will hold a July 1 1921 election at Aurelia town hall from 1 PM to 6 PM. Voters will decide a nine year 10 mill tax levy to fund construction and equipment of a new school building. E S Kiernan secretary notes the Board of Directors issued the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Democrat
Cherokee
Sutherland
Ted Butler
France
Okoboji
Cherokee County
Meriden
Aurelia
Aurelia Consolidated Independent
Buena Vista
Iowa
Consolidated Independent School District
Aurelia Consolidated Independent School
Cherokee and
E. S. Kiernan
Sec’y
Board of Directors
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The
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Shank
Uncle Sam
Sentinel
Diamond Township
Andrew Johnson
County Seat News
M. N. Voldeng
State
Woodward
Methodist Hospital
Camp Dodge
Kohly
Harlan
Denison
Spencer and
Arnold's Park
K. M. Anderson
W. W. McCulloch
Greattinger
Bradfield Corner
Anderson
Edgar F. Smith
Duro
Ars Se
Elgin Watch
O. A. Rover
G J. Lewis
Carlberg Brothers
Oxfords
Kleeberger
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