Mount Olive Area Notes and Local Happenings
Grandma Burgess is bedridden while Nina and Neta Gilson head to Fayette to visit friends. A Red Cross benefit raised about 115 dollars. Bill Porter considers leaving farming to become an auctioneer with Vic Georke and Charley Sawwell assisting. Earnest Peterson reportedly lost an automotive crank near Mt Olive. Mrs Juber returns after visiting Hartley Cherokee and Aurelia. Floyd Allen goes to Cherokee for a military exam. Sawyers and others work wood this week as calls for money surge. The piece reflects on charitable giving and quotes Burns and Paul the Apostle on wealth and aid to those in need.
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Grandma Burgess
Nina
Neta Gilson
Fayette
Red Cross
Bill Porter
Vic Georke
Charley Sawwell
Earnest Peterson
Mt. Olive
Earnest
Robert Burns
Paul the Apostle
Burns
Aurelia Council Hears Resignation and Elects New Mayor
Aurelia Iowa council sessions report Mayor J C Lockin resigning and J M Whitney elected and sworn in as successor. Minutes show bills approved including labor, materials and utilities. Regular meetings January and February 1918 record adjournments and routine settlements with county lines and well cylinder purchases.
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Aurelia
Iowa
J. A. Lockin
W. A. Bishel
Arthur Fraser
G. R. Wharton
P. F. Parrott
A. Rapp
Geo. J. Lamm
Standard Oil Co
P. Farrow
McGraw Co
Cherokee Elec. Co
W. A. Bischel
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Cdebes
J. C. Lockin
J. M. Whitney
J C. Lockin
T. L. Kenyon
H. E. Johnson
J.C. Lockin
E. S. Kiernan
Ralph Fritz
F. A. Perry
Matt Parrott & Sons
C. R
Kiernan
Trial jurors drawn for March 1918 term of court
Jurors listed were drawn for the March 1918 term and summoned for a 10 o clock a.m. appearance on March 27. Names include Barr Marcus Bronson Cherokee Burcham Quimby Brown Marcus Bruning Washta Cline Cherokee Collins Meriden Cormack Cherokee Casey Cherokee Carlson Meriden Cockburn Aurelia Carr Cherokee Dryer Aurelia Davis Washta Denlinger Pierson Eshelman Cherokee Fell Holstein Glasson Cherokee Golden Cherokee Grauer Marcus Gehrts Holstein Hahn Cherokee Halstrom Cherokee Hahn Washta Hendrickson Marcus Hallabauer Cherokee Hoyt Cherokee Johnson Marcus Joy Washta Kissinger Washta Kinzle Cleghorn Kolpin Aurelia Lamoreaux Cherokee McNeal Cherokee McQueen Washta Miller Cherokee Montgomery Larrabee Harvey Means Cleghorn Nash Washta Noonan Cherokee Osborne Peterson Parker Aurelia Porter Cherokee Stiles Cherokee Stevenson Holstein Salsbury Cherokee Thiel Meriden Warren Sutherland Webb Aurelia Carpenter Clerk Dist Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson
Meriden
W. J. Cockburn
Aurelia
Sig Carr
Wm. Dryer
Perry Davis
Washta
C. Denlinger
Pierson
R. Eshelman
Peter Fell
Holstein
W. R. Glasson
A. W. Golden
L. A. Grauer
Marcus
Peter Gehrts
John Hahn
Edwin Halstrom
C. W. Hahn
Harry Hendrickson
A. L. Hallabauer
R. V. Hoyt
Cherokee
August Johnson
Geo. Joy
L. H. Kissinger
Albert Kinzle
Cleghorn
Henry Kolpin
H. R. Lamoreaux
Geo. McNeal
J. W. McQueen
Jos. Miller
Clarence Montgomery
Larrabee
Harvey Means
G. Nash
J. E. Noonan
George Osborne
Peterson
T. E. Parker
Bill Porter
F. T. Stiles
Walter Stevenson
C. W. Salsbury
Ed Thiel
Harry Warren
Sutherland
Frank Webb
Jesse Ware
F. J. Carpenter
Classified Want Ad Offer In The Sentinel
Have You Any If you have any articles about your premises you want to dispose of put a want ad in The Sentinel. Good second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment are always salable and it costs but & cents a line to let people know what you have to offer. Every week someone reports a ready sale of some article advertised in our Classified department the use of which is becoming more and more general.
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The
Sentinel
Two Bushels of Wheat and the U.S. Grain System
In wartime food control, Uncle Sam’s Grain Corporation oversees buying and selling wheat to eliminate speculator gains. A Missouri farmer’s wagonload illustrates the price method: price fixed at the best primary market, minus freight and a fair handling profit, with local adjustments for grade No 2. The new system aims to move all wheat to market from 660 million bushels produced in 1917, ensuring a steady flow from farm to foreign buyers or domestic bakers.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Sut
The
Food Administration Gavin Corporation
Col
BH Jenkins
Missouri
Co-Operative
Col. Jenkins
Food Administration
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Tam
Sam
Food Administration Grain Corporation
United States
America
No. 1
Northern
Air Price Commission
Re Lculture
Selah
France
Georgia
New York
Grain Corporation
St. Louis
New York City
Sikeston
Commission
B. Sikeston
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MT. Olive News
C. J. Sawwell
Edgar Johnson
Lincoln Hahn
West McGregor
Will Hahn
Illinois Central
Council Proceedings
the Sentinel
Ida County
Sac County
H. G. Corrie
Ida Grove
Wildwood
Dale Farms
Stahl
New Sale Pavilion
Marengo Dale
Victor
Baron Cumberland
Dale Cumberland
Chicago
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Onawa
Lewis Hotel
Cols
P. McGuire
W. W. Bryant
Wallices
Charles Holman
Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia Iowa
E. G. Bates
Dr. Bundy
Visi
Sid Bist
Gene Clark
Sheens A.B. la ‘ Yeeling
Wtesmian Iels
Nanette
A.B. Dariels
Live Stock Commission
Tartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Live Stock Exchange Nat'l Bank 360 Exchange
Union Stock
TTC
W. C. Waddell
Baumann
J. C., Baumann
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokee County
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J. €. Lockin
A. W. Baltimore
Nelsons Restaurant
L. P. Nelson
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