Dairy Train Arrives Aurelia Tuesday With Prizes
Dairy train from the Iowa State Dairy association comes to Aurelia on Tuesday March 21 arriving at 7 pm and staying until 10 pm. A local cow show judging contest at 2 30 pm and school program precede lectures at 7 pm with exhibit cars open 8 30 pm. Prizes totaling 15 dollars will be awarded for five top cows.
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Aurelia
Methodist Church
George Garber
G. J. Lewis
Weaver
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa
Early Woman Ends Life by Shooting Herself
Mrs. William Burrow, about thirty, in poor health for years, shot herself in the head with a shotgun on March 2. The Early, Nebraska area was stunned by the death, believed to be caused by temporary insanity. She lived with her husband on a farm northwest of Early. no children were present.
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Holstein
Early
William Burrow
Methodist church parcel post sale set for March 23
On Thursday March 23 the ladies of the Methodist church will hold a parcel post sale. Packages received from friends will be placed on sale. After their usual meeting lunch will be served from 5 to 7. Everybody is invited.
Cherokee County News Roundup
Ex congressman George C Scott of Sioux City visited Cherokee on Tuesday expressing confidence in his June primary nominating chances. Joe Morrell returns from Los Angeles and considers relocating for climate. Ralph Geiger earned top honors at LeMars sub district contest. Thomas Cummings, longtime Cherokee Meriden resident, dies of pneumonia in Sioux City. burial in Cherokee Immaculate Conception church. Drs Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd Smith acquitted on unlicensed practice charge after jury trial.
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George C. Scott
Sioux City
Scott
Joe Morrell
Los Angeles
Cal
Joe
California
Ralph Geiger
Cherokee High School
LeMars
Thomas Cummings
Cherokee County
Meriden
Cherokee
Immaculate Conception Church
Lloyd Smith
Boies
Paulson Kreger Couple Wed at Congregational Parsonage
Paulson and Kreger families of Aurelia unite in marriage at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. C. W. Stark officiating. The couple, both prominent locals, plan to establish a home on the Andemn sisters' farm north of Aurelia after April 1.
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Grace Kreger
A. C. Kreger
Helmer Paulson
Ole Paulson
C. W. Stark
Bess Kreger
Edgar Rapp
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Stark
Andemn
Sentinel
Card of Thanks for Father’s Illness and Death
We express gratitude to friends for kindness during our father’s sickness and death. Thanks to those who furnished music at the funeral and to those who sent flowers. Mrs. Will Groff. Fred and Will Butler.
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Will Groff
Fred and
Will Butler
Fresh oysters and crackers advertised at Meat ét
A brief classified style item promotes fresh oysters for sale at the Meat ét with fresh crackers also available. The fragment presents a local market notice encouraging readers to buy seafood and crackers.
Old Homestead to Be Staged by Aurelia Players
Aurelia Dramatic Company presents The Old Homestead at Idle Hour theater Friday night March 24 under Aurelia band auspices. Proceeds fund new band uniforms. Director L D Sweet of Storm Lake leads a cast including Byron Sweet E S Kiernan W H Diercks John Mummert Lyle Chandler Inez Baumann with Mr. and Mrs. Sweet helping. Admission 25 and 60 cents.
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Aurelia Dramatic Company
Idle Hour
Aurelia Band
L. D. Sweet
Storm Lake
Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Aurelia
Ten Years Ago Residents See Transfers and Elections
Ten years ago Bert Wilson bought Hans Nelsons residence with possession planned for April 1. Dan Hankens gained the house of John Baumann on Myrtle Street. Dc Mummert Jr bought the Converse house at Pearl and Fifth and will take possession about April 1. School election re-elected incumbents Ole Paulson O H Brooks and treasurer P D Wine. Richard W Horton died in Cherokee March 13 at 57. Aurelia friends attended the funeral. Eight new residences planned. no vacancies in city. Olive Unger and Ray P Will wed in Cherokee February 28. they will farm near Washta.
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Bert Wilson
Hans Nelson
Dan Hankens
John Baumann
Myrtle Street
Dc. Mummert, Jr
Converse
Pearl and
Fifth Streets
Ole Paulson
O. H. Brooks
P. D. Wine
Richard W. Horton
Cherokee
Aurelia
Misa Olive Unger
Ray P. Will
Silver Township
Ray
T. G. Will
Washta
Cherokee to Receive a 70000 Post Office Building
The government will erect a 70000 post office in Cherokee on the Hoard property at the northwest corner of Willow and Second streets with a sixteen foot strip from the Burlingame lot. Title transfer is being prepared and groundbreaking is not expected before 1918 at the earliest, per the Commercial club committee.
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Cherokee Times
Dr. Hoard
Second Streets
Hoard
Burlingame
Commercial Club
Feed Management For Farrowing Sows From Iowa State Expert
Iowa State College animal husbandryman Russell Dunn advises changing the sow’s winter ration before farrowing. Replace part of corn and tankage with wheat bran middlings and ground oats in a warm slop for several days. After farrowing, keep a thin warm slop to sustain sow and pig weight without fever or constipation.
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Russell Dunn
Iowa State College
Inspiration of the Bible and Not Yet sermon notes
Congregational notes from Rev. C. W. Stark outline next Sunday's 10:30 a.m. sermon on The Inspiration of the Bible and its questions. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. covers the Not Yet theme about delaying duties and letting intentions crowd proper priorities.
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Hell
Galva to Build $75,000 Consolidated School
Plans approved for a new consolidated school in Galva Iowa with bids now being sought. Construction will begin once contracts are let. Architects Martin and Hoskins Storm Lake Iowa prepared the plans. Ten acres of land have been purchased for the agricultural grounds and the building. The project was approved for $75,000.
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Galva Galva
Galva
Martin & Hoskins
Storm Lake
Iowa
Want Ads For Used Goods In The Sentinel
Readers are invited to place want ads for second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment in The Sentinel. Rates are six cents per line and ads reach a local audience seeking sale items and notices about premises.
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the Sentinel
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Rev C H Leonard of Omaha accepts Alta Presbyterian church call and will arrive first of April with family. Max Schulke from Ireton visits Alta. Rev and Mrs J M Olsen return from California and west trip. Olsen to begin Alta pastoral work next Sunday. Oscar Youngstrom and Dorothy Andre wed in Schaller. to farm near Storm Lake. Guy W Peterson Co moves bakery to Aurelia. Van Nimwegen noted as new baker. Rev C M Hansen resigns Danish habitat church post in Elk township and plans farewell sermon. will move to farm near Westbrook Minnesota.
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C. H. Leonard
Omaha
Alta Presbyterian Church
Max Schulke
Ireton
Alta
Max
J. M. Olsen
California
Olsen
Oscar Youngstrom
Dorothy Andre
Schaller
Storm Lake
Guy W. Peterson & Co
Aurelia
van Nimwegen
C. M. Hansen
Danish Habitat
Elk Township
Hiram Hansen
Consolidated ISD elects new officers in special election
W P Dawson and F G Scott win one year director terms while Geo E Blanch and A H Eddy secure two year posts and J C Lockin takes three year director role. P D Wine named treasurer to fill vacancy and a two year term. Vote totals show Scott 106 Blanch 86 Eddy 8 Puffett 42 Lockin 102 Wine 106 101. Board to organize and be sworn in before tackling district startup issues.
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Consolidated Independent School District
W. P. Dawson
F. G. Scott
Gee
Geo. E. Blanch
A. H. Eddy
G. F. Puffett
J. C. Lockin
P. D. Wine
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A brief notice lists remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper and typewriter ribbons as available from The Farmers Blacksmith Co shop now open. P D Wine treasurer invites payment of unpaid shares.
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Sentinel Office
Farmers Blacksmith Co
P. D. Wine
Marcus and Remsen Local News Roundup
Marcus band to reorganize for the year. Mrs M Y Ames dies at Marcus aged pioneer woman of northwest Iowa. Storm Lake council approves four miles of paving this year double last summer. Marcus News Collins sells half share in auto firm to Peter Flynn forming Flynn Treinen Automobile Co. Marcus wedding at Holy Name church Mr William H Snyder and Miss Lyda M Kelly wed. Remsen Bell Claus DeBoer dies heart failure. Remsen Electric Light and Power Plant sold for 20000 to eastern firm. Storm Lake Pilot Tribune club house plan under 3500. work to start with better weather. Storm Lake teacher Miss Jane Clarebout dies. Buena Vista Vidette county road bond discussion to grade and gravel 167 miles. John Connell buys Beam farm for 54000. signals more purchases in Buena Vista County.
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Storm Lake City
Marcus News
Collins
Collins- Treinen Auto Co
Peter J. Flynn
Flynn- Treinen Automobile Co
Holy Name
Marcus
William H. Snyder
Sioux City
Lyda M. Kelly
Remsen Bell
Claus DeBoer
Remsen
Electric Light
Johnson Bros
Eastern Concern
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Storm Lake
Jane Clarebout
Swallum
Connell
Buena Vista County
Calendar samples for 1917 line surpasses all prior
The office reports receipt of a remarkable line of sample calendars for 1917 with prices favorable. Readily available for ordering next year, the calendar collection is praised as the best yet carried.
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County Seat News
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Florsheim and O'Donnell
The
Willow and
Second Street
M. Y. Ames
Northwest
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