Happenings Ten Years Ago In Aurel ia
From the old Sentinel files John V. Holland began work at Wilhelm and Mummert drug store. F Schroeder plans a new two story business house. Mr and Mrs C H Lockin left for Baltimore to attend the Methodist Conference. Sixty five cars of cattle hogs oats shipped to Chicago and Sioux City. A lightning strike near August Borgwardt’s home damaged the phone line and cut the elder Mrs Borgwardt’s cheek.
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John V. Holland
Hartley
Wilhelm & Mummert
F. Schroeder
The
Sentinel
C. H. Lockin
Baltimore
Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Sioux City
August Borgwardt
Sentinel Office Item List and Local News Bites
Local notice lists items for sale at the Sentinel office including remittance books calendars wall pockets and typewriter ribbons plus twine. A Valley county draft May 10 will send fourteen men to Jeffer Barracks Missouri for training and editor Lefroy A Bader to take over the Advertiser.
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Sentinel Office
ALTA
Jeng Miller
Sioux City
Samaritan Hospital
George Cromoble
Larson and Cox Harness
Mae Hartson
Waterloo
C. H. Leonard
James Duckwoth
Commercial Club
A. H. Stivers
Cherokee County News Roundup of Local Events
Cherokee papers report Tommy Jones joins First National Bank to replace his enlisted brother Vaughn. W K Werrick recovers from illness. Roy Becker returns from Jefferson Barracks after pneumonia. Mrs McClain visits Marcus after Sioux Valley operation. Fire damages 100 at F J Carpenter home. quick response with new fire truck. Seed corn shipment deemed unfit by County Agent Breckenridge. seller refunds. C M Smith enlists in US Navy for Norfolk Va. Cherokee hosts large Red Cross sale aiming to raise around 13 000 to 14 000 with further fundraising next Saturday.
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Tommy Jones
First National Bank
Vaughn Jones
W. K. Werrick
Roy Becker
Jefferson Barracks
Mra. S. D. McClain
Pitcher Township
Sioux Valley Hospital
Marcus
J. W. Nield
F. J. Carpenter
Sherman Avenue
Council of Defense
Nebraska
Cherokee County
Breckenridge
C. M. Smith
Albert Smith
Mr. Smith
United States Navy
Norfolk
Democrat
Mt Olive News Highlights Local Events And Incidents
Wounded soldiers receive support for Red Cross events with Esther Peterson raising 170 dollars. A boy born Friday at 11 pounds to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hahn. A hired man goes missing. a search leads to Cherokee and a stock team escapes, minor damage. Carl Magnuson’s runaway with a four horse harrow ends safely. Plymouth County defense urges English use and American unity.
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Good Hope Actool
Misa Esther Peterson
Red Cross
Amos Hahn
Amos
Mt. Olive
William Price
Cherokee
Bill
Main Street
Marshall Porter
John Burgess
Madison
South Dakota
Chicago
Carl Magnuson
Carl
Liberty
D. C. Thompson
D. C
Town
Weather and Crop Bulletin Reports Cold Slow Spring Progress
A weekly weather and crop bulletin describes cold cloudy conditions with temperatures near 65 degrees. Rainfall was adequate but below normal with heaviest falls in northern counties. Oats and wheat show minimal green as seeding lags. field work speeds up with favorable days. corn planting is 85 percent ready though seed quality is low. pastures suffer from cold dry spring. fruit trees in bloom in the south and central regions. Honor rolls list Aurelia Consolidated students across grades with many names and tardies noted.
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Greene
Pocahontas
France’s wartime food strain and American duty urged
French high commissioner M. Tardieu cites severe cuts in bread, sugar, fats, and meat as France battles on the western front. He appeals for increased U.S. wheat shipments while Americans share the burden of food and blood on the battle line.
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M. Tardieu
United States
Southern Commercial Congress
France
Tardieu
Canada to Eat Less Bread in War Time Policy
The food controller of Canada urges reduced bread consumption due to scarce barley rye and oats. He states by spring if European needs are met there will be no surplus wheat or flour beyond domestic use, pushing Victory through less bread not Victory bread.
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Dominion
Canada
Victory
Food Controller of
Europe
Garden Count Emphasizes Potatoes and Beans
Quote from Herbert Hoover urges a balanced garden plan with a moderate allotment of perishable vegetables for immediate use and a substantial portion devoted to potatoes and beans for longer term yield.
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Herbert Hoover
Can't Bake at Home in French Villages
The piece portrays peasants in French villages relying on small local stores and bakeshops rather than farms. It highlights subsistence patterns and the role of local commerce in daily bread.
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France
Better Off Than Canada Price Change Comparison
A brief comparison shows the United States slightly better off than Canada on price increases. While one third of food products in the United States rose in price, only two of twenty two Canadian food commodities showed a decrease. Canned goods prices rose in Canada whereas U.S. prices fluctuated.
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United States
Canada
United, States
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Aurelia
Farmers Elevator Co
the Sentinel
the Farmers Elevator Co
County Seat News
MT. Olive News
Plymouth Defense Council
LeMars
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Des Moines
Iowa
Aurelia Consolidated School
Freda Jacobson
Hazel Lamm
Helen Nelson
Edith Peterson
Leota Waddell
Maurice Eddy
Rosealie Garber
Ruth Lockin
Opal Paulson
Leo Prescott
Estella Blanch
Lurline Coombe
Ruby Coombs
Lewis Miller
Howard Nelson
Raymond Nelson
Clara Paulson
Elizabeth Scott
Ione Waddell
Marvel Dyslin
Clementine Waddell
Theressa DeVries
Lawrence Blanch
Melvin Olson
Carl Peterson
Weasley Statz
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Helen Maltby
Laura Hansen
Ethel Nelson
Elizabeth Reever
Ruby Simmers
Kermit Bischel
Lewis Daniels
Aril DeVries
Charles Dyslin
George Lamm
Donald Lockin
Wayne Mahoney
Harold Paulaon
Harold Reever
Carl Schoeder
Erwin Stutz
Lloyd Wilson
Hazel Holmes
Lois Johnson
Arlene McCarty
Mildred Nystedt
Tardy
Orville Baltimore
Lester Blanch
Herbert Herold
Doyle Johnson
Ronald Lewis
Conley McLaughlin
Glenwood Waddell
Gwendolyn Coomba
Lydia Golnitz
Katie Hansen
Dale Beeghley
Walter Golnitz
Wayne Lockin
Louis Morgan
George Russell
Grace Blanch
Gena Paulson
Henry Buttler
Glenn Deyloff
George Garber
Paul Grienke
Donald Hankena
Lloyd Lamm
Joseph Lockin
Monrad Paulson
William Whitney
Norma Lewis
Geneva Nelson
Marguerite Pierce
Russell Farrow
Carroll Mongan
Maurice Morgan
Johnny Peterson
Ronald Stiencke
Glenn Stutz
Arthur Wogahn
Cleone Bischel
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Ella Buddenhagen
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Emerald Olson
Charles Waddell
Newell Kephart
Anna Nelson Forrest McDeid
Maurice Pelton
Edwin Watta
Olive Coombs
Lillie Danielson
Anna Paulson
Gilbert Wathen
Glenn _Mongan
Donald’ Nelson
Alvin’ Peterson
William Philpot
Minnie Grienke
Hazel Danielson
Florence Chandler
Harface Lockin
Donald Nelson
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Bank
E. G. Bates
Dr. Bundy
Sac County
H. G. Corrie
Ida Grove
Gene Clark
T. W. Terling
A.B. Daniels
E. Knettle
A. B. Daniels Live Stock Commission
Hartford Accident
T and Indemnity Co
Live Stock Exchange
Nat'l Bank
Exchange
Union Stock Yard
W. C. Waddell
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J. ©. Lockin
J. C. Lockin
I. H. Crepps
A. W. Baltimore
Baumann
J. C. Baumann
Nelsons Restaurant
L. P. Nelson
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