Local Rag Publishes Thursday Edition and Rates
The Aurelia Iowa publication notes its Thursday release and second class mailing status. It lists subscription rates for Cherokee county, other counties, and foreign addresses, alongside local advertising rates per inch and per line, with misc items like cards of thanks and a quirky humor note about town opinions.
Optimists and Pessimists in Generational Outlook
An aphoristic note contrasts optimism and pessimism across generations, suggesting optimism creates opportunities while pessimism may hinder progress. The reflection centers on how attitudes shape outcomes and future prospects.
Subtle Debt Joke Sparks Laughs Among Brothers
A terse, humorous line hints at a brotherly exchange about subscriptions. The remark plays on ownership and repayment norms within family and friendship circles. No further context is provided.
Short Skirts and Busy Lives Prompted Lokiven Discussion
In a brisk exchange, Lokiven urges focus amid busyness as readers weigh style, priorities, and efficiency in daily routines. The remark hints at balancing appearance with practical time management.
Submarine News Sparks Surface Reactions In Quiet Waters
The report describes submarines causing a stir among sea monsters, with peace pilgrims retreating to shore in calm and hidden ways. Washington experiences a political skirmish but notes explosions as mere wind, none serious in impact.
Aurelia Iowa repeals mayor salary ordinance
The town council of Aurelia Cherokee County Iowa repeals ordinance forty four and enacts a new salary for the mayor. The mayor shall receive one hundred dollars per year payable quarterly in lieu of all other compensation. The ordinance takes effect April 1 1916 after passage and publication. J C Lockin mayor Attest Dan Whitney clerk
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Aurelia
Cherokee County
Iowa
J.C. Lockin
Ditching and Drainage Work Offer From Aurelia Advertiser
Wade Brown of Aurelia offers ditching and drainage services this summer with guaranteed work and reasonable prices. Contact for estimates and scheduling through The Sentinel.
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Wade Brown
Aurelia
Town
Robert D. Leeds 1833 191? Pioneer Soldier Dies at 77
Robert D Leeds born June 11 1833 in Ripley Indiana moved to Rock Island Illinois as a youth. He served in the 126 Illinois Volunteer Infantry from July 12 1862 to August 12 1865. He married twice and had seven children with three surviving. funeral held at Cherokee Methodist Church with G A R and Relief Corps in attendance. He died Wednesday at age 77 years eight months and twenty five days.
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Cherokee Times
Robert D. Leeds
Ripley County
Indiana
Rock Island County
Illinois
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Layina Hooker
A. A. King
Marion
Charlie
Iroquois
South Dakota
Cherokee County
Sioux City
Denison
Fort Dodge
Angel of Death
Jane Hitchcock
O. M. Bond
Spencer
F. A. Fogleman
Sutherland
H. A. Adams
Akron
Colorado
Cherokee
Mary Riegie
Jory
Robert Smylie
Relief Corps
Aurelia
First National Bank Aurelia Iowa Report 1918
Bank report shows assets including loans and discounts totals and U S bonds 25 000 00 with notes payable and deposits. Local notes list Measles cases and community updates share visitors births and party events with several residents mentioned.
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First National Bank
Aurelia
Lowa
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Ape
York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
U. S
Circee
Fur-Top Boots Sparked Cleveland Dog Attack
A Cleveland woman reports a dog attacked after spotting fur trim on boots. The dog seized a shoe, perhaps mistaking the fur for an old foe the neighbor’s cat. The incident suggests fur trimmed shoes may deter mice by scaring away the animal’s prey.
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Cleveland
Ita
Connecticut Shade Grown Tobacco Proves Profitable
Connecticut valley farmers after years of trial have begun profitable shade grown tobacco cultivation. The crop largely supplies wrapper leaves for five cent cigars and commands from 1.50 to 2 dollars per pound, while imported wrapper leaf carries a duty of 1.85 per pound.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Valley
Fred Miller Bridge Company Branch Sioux Falls S D
Fred Miller Bridge Company establishes a new branch in Sioux Falls South Dakota to support regional construction projects and supply services. The move expands regional reach and reinforces local bridge fabrication capabilities.
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Fred Miller
Sioux Falls, S. D
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