A Pen Pal Trip on Church Work and Local News
Monday afternoon a committee of S J Austman Roy Wi Guy Johnson Edgar Rapp Henry Raumagn Geo Wharton and W M Empey visited Cherokee to review Christian Association efforts for local youths. The trip yielded valuable information and optimism for future action. Also reported: railway attorney Jo W Blythe died suddenly while hunting near Burlington last Saturday. Blythe was a controversial figure in railroad politics and local sentiment mixed about his methods. The Aurelia Sentinel urges support for the Apollo Quintette lecture at the Methodist church on March 19 and promotes financial backing for the lecture course to avoid a deficit. An editorial urges fathers to guide sons toward prudent future planning and saving, highlighting community banking as a start. The notice closes with Totne Stockholders over one million dollars at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Austman
Roy Wi
Guy Johnson
Edgar Rapp
Henry Raumagn
Geo, Wharton
W. M. Empey
Otta
Jo W. Blythe
Bureington
Ife
Blythe
Stindputters
Apollo Quintette
Aurelia
Sentinel
Khaw
Thia
Firat National Bank
Horse Thief Captured in North Dakota Town
Harry Ingalls charged with stealing the Rigby team from the Sam Rigby barn near Aurelia. Sheriff Starr returned from North Dakota with Harry Jogaila, alleged to be the man. The team was recovered at Hawarden and brought home. Jogaila is in county jail awaiting preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ingalls
Sheriff Stare
North Dakota
Harry Jogaila
Sam Rigby
Aurelia
Hawarden
Rgby
Ingatts
Sheri Starr
Rural News Behind Items From Northeast Area
Mrs Bila Reber of Mino reports Week with Lewie and Frank Smith of Aton. Mrs Ray McQuin visiting at the McQuin home. Sylvia and Lisle Kolpin Arthur Phipps Walter Lewis listed among Afton graduates of 1000. Miss Scott's school night not a grand success. Frank Jolie family left Tuesday for Minnesota to visit relatives a week or ten days. Miss Veran Anderson visiting friends Aurelia this week. For Sale: eight year old horse weighing 1100. Tiny farm miles out of town for sale. Parker Lashell debts to settle by pawl or note at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Reber
Mino
Misa Scott
Frank Jolie
Minnesota
Mias Veran Anderson
Aurelia
Iowa Supreme Court Denies Whisky Peddler Appeal
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling and upheld the state ban on whisky peddlers, citing constitutional authority to deny the privilege. The decision targets illegal sales amid moral outrage and interstate commerce concerns, while urging enforcement by prosecuting and executive officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péddier
Anpreme Court of
Iowa
Pedder
Iowa Citiaene
Boone
Outeiie
Towa
Marshalltown
T-Kt
Wearing of the Green and Local Notices
The page blends a protest ballad about wearing the green with notices for an Amateur Corn Growing Contest by Iowa State College and An Original Notice in a Cherokee County divorce case. It also lists an auction sale at Garber & Mumimert’s store with items, date, and auctioneer. The combined items reflect cultural piece, agricultural outreach, legal notice, and local commerce activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Department
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Reid
Achors
B. W. Crosalex
Laws State College
Amex
Garber & Mumimert
Oll
H. & Tubbs
Wi. Antaighe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zephra
Beaver Felts
News and Comment
Plymouth County
Statute
Lara
Albofonr
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Ole Poulson
Mugr
Natice
Parker Lashell
Ty Pawl
Varker & Cashel
Timothy
Sanle
Charley
Marathon Republic
Otto Luhrs
Aureria
Ontario
Oregon
Oregon Short Ae
Church Betsworth
Luehra
Neville Farm
Diamond Township
MecQuire
Sentinel Office
Nathan Mell
Pric
Lashell & Hansen Bros
P. S
Paddy
St. Patrick’s
Napper Tandy
Authe
Irelynd
England
Ireland
Iles
Erin
District Court of the State of
Cherokee
Molyneux & Mather
Merchants Bank
Senour
Japalac
Rush
Aurelia Lumber. CO
J. A. Hartigan
Mgr
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