Local News Bits From Aurelia and Cherokee Area
In Aurelia and nearby Cherokee many small items note visits and gatherings. Mrs. P Farrow will attend the You Like It club May 14 with refreshments, while Geo H Hansen offers geraniums and other plants for sale. George Brooks and band members joined locals for rehearsals, and residents heard about theater showings at the American Theatre in Aurelia.
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Peter Wickstrom
Alta
Aurelia
Geo
Edgar Rapp
Sioux City
Frank Grigsby
Musical meals for fish alert scientists to sound response
A London Tit-Bits note cites a German scientist who fed blind fish to music. After six days the fish surfaced when a whistle blew and, once learned, timed their appearance during an 80 day test.
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London
Congressman Blather Aboard Sinking Steamship Steve
A reporter aboard the slowly sinking steamship Steve notes Congressman Blather remains calm and jokingly signals for publicity. The exchange captures a moment as passengers scramble toward lifeboats while the incident unfolds.
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Blather
Steve
Earnings Amid New York Women Pause Shopping Trends
In New York, women adjust spending as earnings patterns shift. Analysts note cautious budgets influence purchases and retail activity, with households prioritizing essential goods while wages show uneven growth across sectors.
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New ‘York
Cherokee Hatchery ad offers pure bred chicks in Iowa
An inky ad from Cherokee Hatchery at 1127 West Cherry St Cherokee Iowa invites customers to get a catalog or hatch eggs for them. It notes Iowa inspected and accredited stock and reasonable pricing and urges prompt contact by phone 121. The snippet also mentions stray dog notices and miscellaneous selling text from station ads.
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Iowa
West Cherry St
Cherokee
Show Starts Promptly at Eight Oclock
The notice states shows begin at 8 00 promptly and will be run over for late comers, indicating strict adherence to start times and potential cutting of late arrivals.
Last Great Long Horn Cattle Drive Filmed for North of 36
A massive cattle drive described as the biggest in history occurred recently as 4000 head moved from Texas toward Abilene Kansas. The journey was staged for filming the Emerson Hough novel North of 36, an Irvin Willat production for Paramount.
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Texas
Abilene
Kansas
Emerson Hough
Irvin Willat
Paramount
In the Days of Youth and a Returning Daughter
IM Fenton waits by the round where he can see the train. He fears for Mary as she runs away with Johnson. Mary returns with the dog Shep and a note, asking forgiveness. He forgives her and they plan to stay, noting Mary is eighteen and his daughter Will will join them.
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Ed Johnson
Orth
American ‘Theatre
Aurelia
C. G
Sage
Clifford Robar
Sioux
Julius Robar
F. .G.scott
Nelso
Long Beach
California
Glenn
Storm Lake
Lamerne Bischel
Mary Whinery
Tone Circle
Chester Johnson
Cherokee
P. D. ‘Wire
San Diego
Los Angeles
E. John
Milwaukee
W. H. Bischel
Green Mountain
Albert
Charles Johnson
Gladys Glawe
Hansell
Iowa
Clarion
D. P
Mahoney
W. B. Reeve
Reeve
Main Street
Fenton
Waterview
Shep
Johnson Feller
Mary
Sootner
Johnson
Will
Treatment for Crosseyed Children Begins Young
Early treatment for a child with cross eyes is advised, with a recommendation to start as young as two years old. The text notes a nine percent incidence in certain reviews and emphasizes prompt care.
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Haem
Baldwin Aupel
OWA
Barton's
George Brooks
Brandh Band
Knights Hias
S. M. Wixcel
Marcus
the Sentinel
Co. H
Ames
E. S. Kiernan
George’ Lamm
Kiernan
Home Grocery
Dawson’ ‘& Dawson
Sam Johnson
Frank Frearne
Geo. A.’ Hansen
Guarantee Oil Co
Stormae
American Theatre
Corona
Remington
the Model Clothing Co. C. W
Larson
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