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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1917

Page

3

Aurelia Parties Buy Casino at Storm Lake

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune reports Aurelia men R. W. Morrill and George Clover to run the Casino property across the lake. The sale includes twenty five lake shore acres with hotel skating rink bowling alley billiard room store and watercraft. They plan interior rearrangements and new bath house plus other improvements to attract summer visitors.

Storm Lake George J. Schaller R. W. Morrill Aurelia Morrill George Clover Messrs Merrill and Clover

Bank Deposits Pass Three Quarter Million Mark

The Aurelia two-bank statements as of March 5 show a combined deposit of 783 025 48 dollars, the largest in their history. The figures indicate a healthy financial condition for the community, likely among the wealthiest in the region for towns of Aurelia size.

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Interesting News From Far And Near

A cornucopia of local notices includes marriages in Quimby and Holstein, business openings by Cliff Wright and John Freyer, and a church talk by Dr H H Linn. It reports a Villisca murder investigation lead, a school district expansion vote, and community events across LeMars and Sioux City areas.

Marcia Ellen Baugh Herman Fassler Quimby Quimby Herald Cliff Wright John McCannon Galva Tribune John Freyer Otto First Street John S. H. Burke France Canada Frank O. H. Kellogg Fred Zwemke Freda Meggers American Express Co Eastern Wholesale Sibley Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Errol Cedric Roberta Holstein Commercial Club Storm Luke Pilot-Tribune Joseph J. Kraciner Joe Carey Brok Fred Lemke Clara Kolpin John Kolpin C. H. Boye Buena Vista F. F. Faville Faville

Cherokee Readies Welcome for Company M Men

Cherokee prepares a festive arrival for Company M veterans returning from months on the Mexican border. The Commercial club and the Ladies of the W R C plan a royal greeting with a committee led by W W P McCulla Guy M Gillette and Dr L A Weacott to coordinate the welcome.

Cherokee Company M Commercial Club Ww. R.C Molyneux Www P. McCulla Guy M. Gillette L. A. Weacott

Comprehensive Guide to Cancer Treatment Free Copy Offer

A book promises a comprehensive explanation of cancer and successful non surgical treatment based on 16 years of experience and laboratory research on over ten thousand cases. Free copies are available by writing O. A. Johnson M D Suite 531 1320 Main St Kansas City MO. Send for a copy today.

O. A. Johnson M. D Main St Kansas City

Aurelian Happenings Ten Years Ago Reminisced

A past column recalls Jas Hayes and family preparing to move to North Dakota. M I church work includes wall papering and varnishing seats. C Lockin sold the Wim Roger farm, two miles south of town, to Ed Wall of Alta for 100 dollars per acre. Measles tally in town around twenty with nine in the John Baumann family. Henry Weise, Cherokee county pioneer, died at home. Mrs H E Johnagon returns from hospital after surgery in Sioux City. Board of directors buys the Fraser elevator for 6000 dollars with May possession.

Jas. Hayes North Dakota M. I C. Lockin Wim Roger Ed. Wall Alta John Baumann Henry Weise Cherokee County Cherokee Mr. Weise

Cherokee Public Building Funds Fail In Congress

Cherokee papers report the sundry civil bill carrying a $50 000 appropriation for work on the Cherokee public building failed to pass in Congress. A. R. Molyneux leads mayoral caucus with a large margin, while Mrs Ob I Denslow dies at 80 at her son's Cedar Street home. The Cherokee Commercial Club holds its fourth annual banquet at the armory, declared a success.

Congress Times A. RR. Molyneux Molyneux Ob. I. Denslow Mrother Cherokee County Fred Denslow West Cedar Street Cherokee Commercial Club Armory

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