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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
3
Police officers confiscated thirteen thousand gallons of sugar mash and five hundred gallons of finished alcohol along with copper tanks in a large distilling operation. Several arrests are expected in the days ahead as the investigation continues.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Friedrich near Hanoi and Samuel arman on the board with a G Tinknelt listing. The legible portions hint at a historical人物 and governance context but yield no clear event or outcome.
Afton notes refer to a Farm Bureau event with unclear details and fragmented phrases. The readable parts mention a meeting or gathering and possible involvement of local agriculture groups, but no clear outcome or date is definable.
A historic public notice from February 1926 records Mayor Parker issuing an election proclamation. The fragment indicates official city action and a formal mayoral signature, with limited readable detail about the event.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of the Consolidated Independent School District of New Aurelia in Cherokee and Buena Vista Counties, State of Towst, that the annual meeting will address district matters and elect officers as required by law.
Ten years ago two well known young people were married on March 1. Nellie Murphy and Roy Malay wed in Sioux Falls on February 26. The Farmers Slacksmith Co. opened in J S Mumert building basement with W B Reeve in charge. Clyde Beeghley Harry Dalley and Chas Kucbernus shipped three cars to Wimbledom North Dakota for new homes. Cyril Mahoney and brother Cecil to run a 1400 acre stock farm at Lake Preston. C W Fisher family moving to Ames for Mr Fisher’s garage work. Mr and Mrs Will Kruse moved to Fort Dodge. Frank Waddell family returned to Aurelia from Modesto California. Carl Johnson and Mr A tafaon married May 26 and will live at Aurelia. Farm near W C Newcomb vacated by tenants and to be occupied by G H Grandstaff. R W ton family moved to Loity.
Banister grocery store owner Clyde P Kuddle has sold the business to Herman Ehlers and plans to move within the week to a Minnesota farm. Cherokee high school ended a successful basketball season with a 16 to 9 win over Storm Lake. their record stands at 11 losses in 14 games. Toota Leonard, jailed for three months for liquor sales to minors, also faces a $300 fine or extra penalties if unpaid. Logan Patterson sold 200 acres to Frank Henke for $38 000. farm sections 1 and 2 near Rock, valued at $190 per acre, noted as a well established, improved property. Times reports no delay in East Rail Highway contract letting after Justin Barry and George Mantor met state highway officials in Ames.
A Cherokee automobile fatally struck a Peterson woman in a severe traffic accident. Authorities described the crash as one of the most horrific in recent memory, with investigation underway to determine fault and gather details.
The Aurelia men's choral club plans a winter musical program for the public. The program details appear on the first page of this day's Sentinel, listing patronage and participation by the club.
The Congregational Church led by Pastors George C. Safford announces next Sunday's morning sermon The Reality of The Spiritual as the third in the lentern series on What Jesus Gave The World The evening topic will be Calling For Barabbas There will be no Wednesday devotional while Church Night is observed Friday March 12 with a brief devotional period after supper and social program All are welcome for the services and groceries by phone number 80
The Cherokee Chief Depositors of the defunct Citizens Savings and Quimby State banks are promised an immediate dividend of fifty percent in addition to the ten percent return. The settlement of Clark and Fee land cages enabled the payout, with decrees signed by the judge, disposing of sixteen parallel cases and removing numerous related docket items.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 o clock and services in American language at 10 48. Communion services to be held next week in German.
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