Death of C C Bowers in Aurelia Iowa
C C Bowers longtime resident of the area died in Aurelia Iowa at forty three after a battle with diabetes and a recent head abscess operation. Born March 14 1876 near Milton Junction Wisconsin he lived with his parents in Aurelia and left a father two sisters Mia Jennie Wieland and Mrs Guy Robinson. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Aurelia and burial followed.
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C. C. Bowers
Wilson Bowers
Afton Township
Orie C. Bowers
Milton Junction
Wisconsin
Aurelia
Owa
Mr. Bowers
Mia
Jennie Wieland
Guy Robinson
Congregational Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
W. A. Parks
Navy Recruiting Service Opens Five Sub Stations
Iowa recruiters announce five new Navy sub stations ready to accept enlistment applicants. Locations include Burlington Post Office Building Cedar Rapids 322 Second Ave Davenport Brady & Second Ave Fort Dodge Post Office Building and Waterloo 2083 East Fourth Street.
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Nieutenseorge
Ketterer
Iowa
Federal
Dea Moines
U. S. Navy
Burlington
Postoffice
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Second Ave
Davenport
Cor
Brady
Ft. Dodge
Owa
Waterloo
East Fourth St
A Sentinel Office Offers Small Office Goods
A brief notice lists items available at the Sentinel office including remittance books order books calendars wall pockets carbon paper typewriter ribbons and more. It mentions paying taxes at the First National Bank and renewing papers at the Sioux City Papers office.
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First National Bank
Sioux City
Sentinel
Aurelia Happenings Of Ten Years Ago
A look back at Aurelia events includes F. E. Robey shipping household goods to Des Moines, M. Mummert buying the Hans Nelson building, and Wm Speckerer wed to Miss Mary Miller at Hanover Lutheran Church. School board reelects Earl Fraser and three Misses to Aurelia schools. Frances Becker and Jessie McQuin wed at the McQuin home. Chas Meisenhelder delivered fifteen head of fat steers. three were injured by a passing train and killed.
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F. E. Robey
Des Moines
M. Mummert
Hans Nelson
Wm. Speckerer
Mary Miller
Webbing
Lutheran Church
Hanover
Earl Fraser
Katherine Miller
Margaret Ross
Katie Larson
Aurelia
Frances R. Becker
Jessie G. McQuin
B. I. McQuin
Revi Hoffman
Chas, Meisenhelder
Spreader Offer From J S Mummert
Prospective buyers are invited to visit J S Mummert for a spreader deal guaranteed to save money. The notice positions a compelling proposition to shoppers considering equipment purchases.
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Mummert
Mulvaney Leads Cherokee Mayor Race In City Caucuses
William Mulvaney leads D W McNeal by over five votes with Charles Knapp the only other candidate in a tight Cherokee mayoral caucus. Also Mrs Roy Becker learns of her husband’s near-term return from overseas duty at Camp Stewart Virginia.
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William Mulvaney
D. W. McNeal
Aloven
Charles Knapp
Roy Becker
Becker
Camp Stewart
Va. i
Obituary for F F Faville Fort Dodge Attorney
Special: Mrs F F Faville, secretary of the Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs, died here last evening after a two day illness. A Fort Dodge attorney is seriously ill with a similar illness and recovery is doubtful. There are two children.
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Ork Iice
Mro
F.F. Faville
Iowa
Monte
Fort Dodge
Torney
Duroc Jersey sows bring high prices at Aurelia sale
E F Georke sold thirty four Duroc Jersey sows at the Aurelia feed barn last Saturday totaling $5,042.50 with an average of $14.80. Top price went to L F O Keefe of Fonda at 310.00. Breeders from distance dominated purchases, while only six head went to local buyers. a list of purchasers and prices follows.
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E. F. Georke
Aurelia
L.F. O'Keefe
Fonda
Joseph A. Miller
L. B. Myers
Fred Ogden
Jefferson
BE. M. Converse
Fred Woghan
B. B. McCarty
H. Sexton
Ene Toeweene Ean Homme
Ween i
V. A. Sauleon
Steer
Minn
W. F. Keister
John Butcher
B .Converse
Sandrew Anderson
Jeff
Alta News Items and Local Updates
Miss Ethel Emarine returns from Sioux City after hospital stay and mastoid operation. A J Shrock and family move from Alta to Marcus. he will work for Wm Tackaberry firm in Sioux City. School board re elects Reinertsen with a salary increase, potentially 2600 next year. P Morrissey purchases Mrs Abbie Wall’s western Alta residence for 6500. Wall reserves 50 feet of adjacent lot for a summer cottage. S E Barnard reports Harvey A Barnard, overseas in France since March 13 1918, has landed in Newport News and will visit Alta Sunday. he worked as an engineer in No Mans Land amid German fire.
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Ethel Emarine
Sioux City
Alta
Marcus
Mr. Shrock
Kaes & Mich
Town
Wm. Tackaberry
Alta Consolidated District
Reinertsen
P. Morrissey
Abbie Wall
France
Harvey
No Mansland
Ice dealer in Aurelia reports ample supply from Minnesota
Ice dealer Lots of Ice J. Shank says he has more ice on hand than ever before in Aurelia and enough to meet demand and more. He received 804 tons from Marshall Minnesota and has two houses stocked, one full and one half full. He planned to sell three car loads but kept it to ensure sufficient supply for home use.
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J. Shank
Aurelia
Mar
Minnesota
Prompt fragment on disposing premises and selling second hand items
A fragmented note from The Sentinel mentions disposing of articles about premises and selling good second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment. The text shows incomplete phrases suggesting a classified or notice style sale or disposal.
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the Sentinel
Early Settler T. T. Crippen Laid to Rest in Cherokee
The funeral for T. T. Crippen, born 1862 in Maos and longtime Cherokee county settler, was held Sunday at Good Hope M E church. Rev. Harry M Burns officiated, with the Masonic order at the graves. Crippen died in Los Angeles March 11 after retiring from farming seven years earlier. Surviving are wife Martha Conklin and seven children Rafael, Earl R, Theo R, Hugh E, Calvin R, Donald, and Mrs R W Bruce, spread across South Dakota, the county, and California.
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T. T. Crippen
Good Hope M. E
Harry M. Burns
Mr. Crippen
Maos
Los Angeles
California
Cherokee County
Pitcher Township
Martha Conklin
Ohio
Rafael
South Dakota
Earl R
Theo. R
Hugh E
Calvin R
Donald
R. W. Bruce
E! Centro
A New School Building
Three years after Aurelia formed a consolidated district, voters approved consolidation and a modern building plan. Despite harsh winters and muddy roads, attendance rose and attitudes shifted as country and town students learned together. The article notes higher taxes but argues consolidation proves successful and worth continued effort.
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Aurelia
Jack Frost
Engs
Methodist Church Notes Rev Kephart Sermons
Pastor H. C. Kephart delivers sermons titled First Principals and On the College Campus. Sunday School meets at 11 45 with Epworth League at 6 30.
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H. C. Kephart
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