Trial Jurors Drawn for March in District Court
List of jurors summoned for the March 1919 trial term, with names from Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Washta Washta Aurelia and other towns, plus the grand jury previously drawn to appear March 24 at 2 p.m. Clerk RO Carpenter notes. Advertise in the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelkoka
C. F. Anderson
A. B. Barker
W. Brackrey
Waste Co
Bries
Glen Champion
A. Gark
Gebry J. T. Casey
A. B. Cawitt
W. F. Elser
Dick Echiemat
Cherence
M. C. Evans
Marcus H. W. Graver
Marcus Jas
Gurley
Marcus Wm
Giswe
Aurelia
A. N. Hamilton
Washia
W. J. Hall
Cherokee
Chas. Hinspeter
Marcus A E. Hickey
Aurelia Harvey Harrison
Washta
Grant Jackson
E. F. Jones
F. W. Jackson
Fred Kohlhagen
Local Notes and Classifieds Fragment Highlight
The brief reads like a local newspaper notice with subscription rates for Cherokee county and outside areas. It mentions haphazard insertions and local reader notes. A Society Note mentions a recent presidential visit to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
United States
War Echoes in a Wild World of Citrus and Comedy
A breezy column blends wartime jitters with satirical social quips. It mocks German finances amid Belgium and northern France memories, weighs spring’s promise, and lampoons language curiosities from sailors and motorists as the world braces for conflict and renewal.
Soldiers Return Home Amid Pessimism and Wayward Games
One colored battalion reached home in deep pessimism. The transport captain banned craps aboard the ship during the voyage.
Peace conference debates Germany indemnities and postwar relief roles
The article notes three views on damages Germany should pay indemnities while agreeing Germany must pay some amount. It critiques YMCA criticism, lauds veterans’ praise of YMCA and urges support for war relief efforts. It discusses Red Cross roles, homecoming receptions, funds for veterans and a memorial cemetery monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Aurelis
Red Cross
For Sale Classified Fragments from Historic Ledger
Fragmented sale notes list various items and sellers including Clover and timothy seed, a Dawson farm inquiry, Poland China hogs with a lockin contact, and other farm goods. Entries appear as terse lines with phone numbers and shorthand descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Dawson Farm
Poland
China
Relia
Livestock Sale Notice Bids and Indemnity Request
A fragmented notice lists persons Gene Cts T. W. Teeling Hog 1 Sheep Saleemas A.B. Daniele and E. Knettle as cattle salesmen with indemnity guarantees. Reference appears to be Live Stock Exchange Nat'l Dan 380 Exchange Bldg Union Stock Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Teeling
A.B. Daniele
E. Knettle
A.B. Daniels
Cumann
Heteadandes
Live Stock Exchange
Dan
Union Stock Yards
Cufeaco
Death of Mrs Susan Jones in Duckard church circle
Susan R Hsasrtman Jones born July 8 1863 in Boles County Ohio died March 2 1939 at her daughter Mrs J W Leeda near Larrabee after plastic paralysis. She married Henry Jones November 4 1855 in Elkhart Indiana and lived near Fonda Aurelia. Survived by two sons and five daughters. funeral at J W Leeds home March 4 conducted by Rev Ralston. interment Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Jones
Susan R. Hsasrtman
Boles County
Ohio
J. W. Leeda
Larrabee
Henry Jones
Elkhart
Indiana
Trey
D. M
C. W. Jones
Duckard Church
3. W. Leeds
Ralston
Sheldon
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Community thanks for support after mothers death and burial
Expression of heartfelt gratitude from families for kindness shown during the death and burial of Mrs Geo W McClain and others. Includes local remarks and a colloquial exchange about belief in ghosts featuring Bruddah Jackson and Parson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Jackson
Bruddah Jackson
Pugilists Threaten Arrest Over Loud Dispute
Report notes two boxers in danger of arrest for a loud, boastful quarrel described as a fighting incident. The exchange hints at mounting tensions as authorities threaten action if the public disturbance continues.
Vow and Verse Fragments Surface in Odd Motto
Fragmented lines mix archaic vow phrases with garbled names and puzzling phrases. The text hints at a deranged musings on margarine and personal state amid cryptic punctuation and broken syntax. A curious archival fragment raises questions about its origin and author.
Soldier's letter from Luxemburg describes war life and local sights
Pvt. Sim S. Striker writes from Luxemburg near the German border about country landscapes, stone houses, old castle ruins, and daily routines. He mentions shell fire, eight months overseas, hopes of returning to New York, and notes scarce tobacco, chocolate, and candy. He signs from the 1130th U S Infantry, 38th Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaufort
Luxemburg
Jan
Josh
Tam
Luxemburger
Germany
France
New York
Ivens
Camp Dodge
Clifford Dick
John
Bauman
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Farmers National Bank
Laws
U.S
U. 5
Libery
Uc Kennes Securities
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
So Phon
Cece Neues Sae
U-8
Cuaumidea
Malmount
Dar- Tata
In Sara
Tota
Eeere
F. Capper
Soleminy
Bal Ei
E. S. Kiernan
Erick A
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Iowa
Dekad Nde
Mr. Hohenzollern
Holland
Belgium
Congress
First National Bank
Jows
Liberty Fonda
Liberty Loan Bone
Federal Reserve
Banki
Ues Federal Reserve Bank
Iibaautoce
Liberty Logc
Isi al Security
Vance
Vance Matarit
Sia
Swift
Brewster
Ake von
Castor
Copenhagen
Pvt
Sim S
Mathera
Hollister
J.C. Nelson
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