County Seat News from Cherokee Papers
Alice Hogan underwent appendectomy at Hornibrook hospital Friday evening. She was critically ill but improved by morning. Cherokee business men met at city hall to discuss forming a credit association and directed its committee to proceed. R J Peterson will run Peterson Bros. furnace business at 227 West Maple. Cherokee ball club declined Iowa Dakota league membership citing costs. New Cherokee high school building progress continues with second-story walls near completion and completion before September. Commercial club banquet at the Armory drew 234 attendees in the event's bright success. A top wrestling match at the Armory between Peterson of Sioux Falls and Cotsonaras of Chicago lasted 2 hours 16 minutes, ending in a draw.
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Alice Hogan
John T. Hogan
Hornibrook Hospital
R. J. Peterson
Storm Lake
Peterson Bros
West Maple Street
Commercial Club
The
Armory
Peterson
Sioux Falls
Cotsonaras
Chicago
Diverse Local Marriages and Deaths Across Iowa Towns
Notes from Our Exchange Table report deaths of A. M. Buck in Storm Lake at ninety. Storm Lake school board hires entire present teaching staff. D Edward Quinn and Bertha Morgan wed in Storm Lake. Fredrich Beyer and Anna Gebers marry in Galva. Rev Mennenoeh moves to Scotts Bluff Nebraska with family. Peter Pearson and Selma Dahlgren wed in Liberty township. John Onnen and Marie Shaffer married in Storm Lake. Edith Heinis and Leo Rack announce marriage from Remisen. Mattie Dibbern dies in Galva after long illness. Storm Lake spring meeting of Sioux City presbytery planned with ministers and women attendees. City council discusses paving Lake Street between Geneseo and Otsego. Edward Rydstrom and Esther Nelson wed near Alta. Equal Suffrage drive urges rapid June election action. Cherokee County group formed. suggestions for county-wide organization and fundraising in five counties. Harriet Cowles Allison signs off as Chair.
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A. M. Buck
Storm Lake
D. Edward Quinn
Bertha Morgan
Galva Tribane
Fredrich Beyer
Misa Anna Gebers
Boye
Peterson
Mennenoeh
Evangelical Church
Scotts
Bluff
Nebraska
Peter Pearson
Misa Selma Dahlgren
Liberty Township
Nordstrom
Marcus
Pilot-Tribune
John Onnen
Mise’ Marie Shaffer
Rembrandt
Colwell
E. Yerington
Friends of Equal Suffrage
Equal Suffrage
Cherokee
Cherokee County
Equal Suffrage Organization
George Wilson
Guy Gillette
A. R. Molyneux
W. A. Sanford
Hawley Allison
Harry Richards
Tim Campbell
Friends of the Cause
Aurelia
Cam
All Friends of
Harriet Cowles Allison
Classifieds Offer Costly Yet Effective Public Sale Ads
The Sentinel invites readers to place want ads for used furniture farming tools and other equipment. Only five cents a line, and weekly sales result from classified listings. The notice emphasizes growing reader use of the classified department for quick sales.
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Sentinel
Farmers Elevator Company elects new leaders at annual meeting
Stockholders elected Bert Schuelke as president with directors B A Warme Thos Cotten and John Stomberg chosen for the year. F G Scott joins Aurelia Consolidated school board. Halvor Peterson marks 85th birthday amid illness. Mrs Pratt Morrical dies after weeks of nervous prostration, family relocates to town for care.
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R. Glaser
Aurelia
Farmers, Elevator,Company
Bert Schuelke
B. A. Warme
Thos. Cotten
John Stomberg
Halvor Peterson
Peterson
F. G. Scott
Scott
Nokomis Township
This is the Life at Idle Hour theatre April 4
Halton Powell presents This is the Life a musical farce comedy praised for sparkling music and joyous songs. The Idle Hour theatre bills a lively plot with performers who sing dance and act backed by a chorus of stylishly dressed women noted for striking gowns.
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Halton Powell
Idle Hour Theatre
Finjeb
Seed Corn Campaign Urges Iowa Community Action
The Iowa State College Agricultural Extension warns there is not enough seed corn and 1914 crib corn tests poorly. It urges a coordinated educational campaign across townships and schools, proposing seed testing, county aggregation, and community organization to produce and conserve seed for planting and replanting.
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Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College At
Ames
Iowa
Everlasting Kingdom Sermon at Congregational Church
Congregational notes report Rev. C. W. Stark will preach on The Everlasting Kingdom Which is to be Fully Established Upon This Earth at 10 30 a m next Sunday. The Lord s Supper will be observed after the sermon. Sunday school meets at 11 45 a m The Christian Endeavor hour moves to 7 00 p m and 8 00 p m features Eternal Life with questions on salvation and methods to gain it.
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Jesus
Christian Endeavor Society
God
School Building Contracts Let by Storm Lake Board
The Storm Lake school board opened nine bids for general construction ranging from 869,898 to 83,781 and ten bids for plumbing and heating from 14,150 to 18,863. The general contract was awarded to Thea Parks of Storm Lake for 870,572 and plumbing and heating to L. B. Dlugosch of Storm Lake for 914,500. Moving the old building thirty feet south and retrofitting it for use during construction was awarded to T. D. Campbell of Cherokee for 495.
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Thea
Parks
Storm Lake
Dlugosch
T. D. Campbell
Cherokee
Fine Moving Picture Feature At Idle Hour Saturday Night
Duplicate letter from Mutual Film Corporation of Omaha promotes a fine moving picture feature at the Idle Hour theatre in Aurelia Iowa. Cantlaman appears with Butterfield Johnson and the notice highlights March 21 1916.
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Mutual Film Corporation
Omaha
Nebraska
Idle Hour Theatre
Butterfield & Johnson
Aurelia
Iowa
Early Oats Sown in Iowa Favorable for Spring Work
Iowa State College experts advise sowing oats early in Iowa to resist late frost, fill before heat, avoid rust and blight, and use spring moisture. Early oats promote a later nurse crop like alfalfa, allow more spring tasks, and improve yield. Peaberry coffee 25c, 6 cans for $1 at Harris.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Ten Years Ago Items From The Sentinel
Fred Kaskey plans to build a 32 by 48 foot barn this spring in Diamond township. P. D. Wine moves into the Glaser house to await completion of a new home this summer. O. A. Royer pursues an optician course with a new eye fitting outfit. Town election results headlined by Mayor W. J. Prisch and councilmen C.8 Goodrich and George Chamberlin, plus treasurer A. J. Whinery, clerk A. W. Dice, and assessor August Bischel.
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Fred Kaskey
Diamond Township
P. D. Wine
Glaser
O. A. Royer
W. J. Prisch
Goodrich
George Chamberlin
A. J. Whinery
A. W. Dice
August Bischel
Buena Vista County Plans Countywide Road Grading and Bonds
Buena Vista County will grade and gravel its entire road system within three years and issue twenty year serial bonds. The plan, presented by D W Morris of Marshalltown, was endorsed by 809 to 110 with bonds for bridges approved 345 to 85. A mass meeting referendum was held in Empire theatre Storm Lake Iowa March 23.
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Buena Vista County
Storm Lake, Jr
Board of Supervisora
Empire Theatre
D. W. Morris
Marshalltown
Clase
Presidential Primary Election Notice in Aurelius County
County Auditor W. O. Dailey announces the presidential primary to be held Monday April 10. Voters will decide party sentiment for president and vice president and select delegates and alternates to national conventions for the Republican Democratic Progressive and Socialist parties. Polls run 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Aurelius.
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W. O. Dailey
United States
Aurelis
Goods for sale at The Sentinel office list
The Sentinel office lists remittance books order books calendars wall pockets and fane carbon paper and typewriter ribbons. Ribbons are available for any machine with Paragon non filling option highlighted.
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Sentinel Office
Sentinel
Paragon
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Edward E. Rydstrom
Misa
Esther E. Nelson
Alta
A. Nelson
Anna C. Rydstrom
Caleridar Sree
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