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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
Cher okee County Farm Bureau directors held their regular monthly meeting. They aim to push membership past 600 in spring and continue labor exchange programs, animal sanitation, and hog cholera efforts. Four combined orchard and poultry meetings are planned for the week starting March 17.
A crowded hog sale notes buyers including J S Lindquist E S Kitterman and Henry Hoops. Various Aurelia and Canastota buyers appear with bids and final averages. Reckoff and Son report a sale average of 116.00 on 31 head and first six gifts totaling 714.60.
W E Haight leaves Walnut Grove Elk township for Cherokee farm. Howard Haight to Elk township. T R Crippen moves to Cherokee city. A F Ammons takes Lew Pingle farm. John A Swanson relocates to W G Whitney farm. Davie to Campbell Minnesota. Mire Davis and family plan move. Wm Reckoff family moves to town. Nelson family breaks up housekeeping. A D Hollenbach moves from Washta to local farm. letter from Liffol Le Grand France dated Feb 14 1919 notes rain and a Red Cross encounter near Coblenz.
Mrs Tramble aided by daughter Tracy Porter arranged her home then left for Sioux City last Monday. Miss Meads at Silver school quarantined with small pox this week. About fifty neighbors visited Mr and Mrs Oskar Johnson last Friday with playful noises and kitchenware. Mrs Juber went to Cherokee Monday for illness affecting Mr Howard. Earl Crippen couple returned from California last Monday reporting a good trip and their father was very low. No Baptist services last Sunday due to bad roads. Mrs Harrison Dukes visited Aurelia over weekend. Miss Henry of Diamond school taking a week vacation. Wilma Geckler suffered appendicitis but is recovering. Herman Hahn remains very ill and confined to his room.
Mt Olive Baptist Church invites parishioners to regular services next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Pastor Geo. L. Roper signs the notice from Pont-a-Mousson France dated Feb 18 1919.
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