Bank Change in Hawarden Iowa New Owners
A. D. Coffman of Larrabee and Dan Whitney of Aurelia have bought controlling interest in the First National Bank of Hawarden and will take possession this week. They plan to move to Hawarden, with Whitney staying in Storm Lake until a replacement is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Coffman
Larrabee
Dan Whitney
Aurelia
First National Bank of
Hawarden
Caffman
Whitney
Storm Lake
Calves Record for Afton Township Farm Life
Afton Township notes show two cows producing nine calves in one year on a single farm marking an extraordinary yield. Will Rose’s cow delivered four calves during the year with twins, and Rae cow tied with twin calves, all described as healthy and of some notable kind.
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Afton
Afton Township
Will Rse
Wm. Hantebarger
Rae
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Mr and Mrs Jena Smith welcomed twin girls at their home last Sunday February 23. Felix Kluge and Frank Foote returned home last Saturday morning after discharge at Camp Dodge. Geo Lauridsen received a German made gas mask canteen coffee can and other articles from Nels Nelson in Germany. Farm prices rose with J A Blom topping at 325 for 160 acres four miles southwest of Alta sold to Ed Gustafson and Ed Johnson. W J Poller sold the Barnley eighty four miles southwest to Gee H Larson and A H Stivers at 225 per acre. Pete Strom bought a farm in Buena Vista county part of the Miller 240 acre tract north of his current farm. Gilbert McKinnon was badly injured when a pony threw him onto the frozen road. stitches needed and recovery expected. Come in to Harris for bargains and a bargain counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Kluge
Frank Foote
Camp Dodge
Geo. Lauridson
Nels K. Nelson
Army of Occupation
Germany
Alta
J. A. Blom
Town
Wea
Ed Gustafson
Ed Johnson
W. J. Poller
Gee. H. Larson
A. H. Stivers
Pete Strom
Buena Vista County
Miller
Mr. Strom
Geo. Lauridsen
Gilbert McKinnon
Happenings of Our Neighboring Towns
A sequence of brief notices covers property sales and moves in Cherokee County. The Cherokee State Bank of Meriden offers its bank building for sale or relocation by April 1 to clear ground for a new structure. Storm Lake reports a sale of land near the Commercial National Bank to L. S. Dlugosch and Dr. U. S. Parish for a new building. A Storm Lake wedding occurred in Omaha Nebraska as Damon Edwards wed Cecelia Howe. The Fedderson family plans to move into a newly built home on Cayuga Street by March 1. Marcus notes the Gregg estate of 800 acres in Tilden township has been divided and sold. land value has risen dramatically since its purchase. Peterson Patriot reports the sudden death of Chas Brandt after heart trouble. Peterson also mentions John E. Genaun returning home. Stren notes John, first of the 168th Infantry Rainbow Division to return, praising his health and wounds. Gsiva Tribune adds a Berry Iowa wedding on February 21 uniting Minnie Johnson and U S Brink. the bride is a Galva school instructor and the groom heads the Farm Soper business, with ties to prior battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Democrat
Cherokee County State Bank of Meriden
Storm Lake Register
L. S. Dlugosch
Dr. U. S. Parish
EB. L. O'Banion
Commercial National Bank
Storm Lake
Omaha
Nebraska
Damon Edwards
Cecelia Howe
A. T. Fedderson
Charles Skewis
Cayuga Street
Fedderson
Peterson
Chas
Brandt
John’ E.' Genaun
Catp Dodge
John
168Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
France
Gsiva Tribune
Berry
Iowa
Mise
Minnie Johnson
U. S.brink
Eustales
Galva
Annual moving time and many changes ripple through Aurelia area
Ralph Ashwell and family move to Harlan Iowa while Henry Hasenwinkle shifts from north farm to Aurelia property. Dozens of families swap farms and residences across Aurelia Elie and neighboring towns, including Johnston Waddell Gist and Schulke households relocating, with new purchases near Alta Cherokee and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hasenwinkle
Iowa
Mrs. Green
Aurelia
M. ‘Mommert
Reuhsam
Geo. Dieterich
J. H. Pelton
Axel W.johnson
L. Witt
Wm. Reubsain
Radbert Whiting
Axel W. Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Will
W. H. Johnston
Cherokee
State Hospital
Bert’ Waddell
T. G. Will
Dice
N. E. Peterson
Mrs. Golnit
W. A. McLaughlin
Guatafaon
H. A. Mahn
Otto Johnson
Elie
Will Gist
Yocum
Esther Isakeon
Alta
F. W. Kaskey
Sioux City
Albin
Larsona
Kaskey
Minnie Lewis
Coombs
Steve Coker
Bert Waddell
Mr. Leeds
Jahecokes
Theo
Unclear snippet scraps reveal sale attendance hints
Fragmentary text mentions attendance at a sale and warnings to attendees. No clear names, places, dates, or organizing bodies are readable.
Cherokee Sheet Metal Firm Forms In Cherokee
Democrat notes a new Cherokee business, the Cherokee Sheet Metal Company, with Claud V. Hart and Sam Houck forming a partnership to occupy the Bowers building on Maple street. Times reports Mrs. W A McCauley plans farm settlement for her family and that W F Hutton works on a steering device for the Fordson tractor. A $50,000 artificial ice plant project is abandoned after a weak stock canvass, leaving locals to rely on scarce natural ice and distant shipments.
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Democrat
Cherokee Sheet Metal Company
Cherokee
Claud V. Hart
Sam Houck
Bowers Building
Maple Street
W. F. Hutton
Motor Inn
Aurelia district to hold school election March 10
The Aurelia Consolidated Independent School district vote is set for Monday March 10 at town hall from 1 to 6 pm. A three year director term is up for election with J C Lockin seeking re election to succeed himself. Blank ballots will be printed and voters may write in names.
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Aurelia Consolidated Independent School
J. C. Lockin
Aurelia Happenings Ten Years Ago Highlights
Prominent local transfers include O W Peterson selling 120 acres to Chas Bruce and J J Dowding farm sold to T P Oblson for 120 per acre. George Bischel buys Cullum residence. T G Will buys Mummert farm portion. Mike Hines moves to Wilby home. Lamm family welcomes a baby. W O Smith to wed Pearl Johns. Bromley revival ends after three weeks with nearly 100 conversions. Harris overalls sale offers deep discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Peterson
Chas
Bruce
Fred Converse
Pomeroy
George Bischel
Andrew Cullum
Binchel
T. G. Will
J. J. Lewis
Aurelia
W. O. Smith
White Lake
South Dakota
Misa Pearl Dohne
Tire stock review urges timely inspection and service
A local notice urges vehicle owners to inspect their tires now and perform necessary maintenance. It emphasizes compliance with safety standards and warns about risks from worn tread and underinflation. The message calls for proactive checks to prevent flats, blowouts, and accidents.
Fancy prices for Poland China sows at Reckoff sales
Wm Reckoff & Son and L G Reckoff sold Poland China bred sows this week with strong farmer attendance. Wm Reckoff sold 31 head at an average 116 dollars. Emmett Reckoff bought the top hog at 265 dollars. L G Reckoff moved 34 head at an average just over 164 dollars. top price reached 400 dollars bought by John Blake.
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Wm. Reckoff
Emmett Reckoff
Emmert
L. G. Reckoff
John Blake
Afton Township
Edison Records Guaranteed by Mr Edison and Company
Edison Records are guaranteed by Mr Edison and his Company and he is said to be the only manufacturer who guarantees records. J C Nelson, Edison Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Mr. Edison
J. C. Nelson
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Purchase Bank
Hawarden, Iowa
First National
Jena Smith
Harris
Vada Gove
THE
Marcus News
Gregg
Tilden Township
Gregg Broad
Ralph Ashwell
Harlan
Richard Bell
John Grigaby
George Cliver
Ed. Vandenburg
Geo. Iverson
Wharton
BEC
Kolpin
M. Dick
Dre
W.A. McCauley
Sentinel
Dick Morgan
Arlington
Wm. Roger
Bromley Union
Poland
Wm. Reckoff & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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