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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
3
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A fragmentary obituary notice from Aurelia Iowa expresses thanks and sympathy for a father figure named Ralph Dem on Illinois and mentions Norm an Card and Mr Parks. The text also alludes to illness and death and honors family members and friends for expressions of support.
A receiver is expected this week to take over Farmers State Bank plans though eight chances of reorganization remain. Storm Lake voters approved bonds up to 35000 for a new fire station and city hall in a special election. An Illinois Central freight train fatally struck seven year old Daniel Emerett Donovan near the stock yards as he walked home from school. Federal raids hit Storm Lake and nearby areas targeting Dr. Gran, Dr. Nusbaum, Keck, Schaffer, and other residences and farms in a broad county sweep.
Cherokee obituary notes Luther Phipps Civil War veteran and oldest living pioneer arriving in 1856 with Milford colonists from Massachusetts. He witnessed Cherokee's growth from frontier to garden spot. Survived by immediate family. recent health decline preceded death at age 87. Also notes local political filings and a Friday game between Cherokee high and county seat team.
Aurelia updates include Company M of Cherokee ready for service in Mexico within six hours, Maria Ruth G Henderson wed William G Murphy at the Catholic parsonage, J A Templeman buys Hansen residence, Rev C W Stark to lead Congregational church, and Twenty Years Ago notes on S D Minor moving, A J Whinery building a new house, and relocation of the old house on Myrtle Street.
Cherokee high school baseball lost 10 to 8 to LeMars Friday afternoon at LeMars. The coach criticized loose play and lack of support on Simmsons mound. Funeral for county pioneer Luther Phipps held at Congregational Church drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon. storm Lake track team recent form noted. Lloyd Love released after six months for bootlegging with $600 fine. County credit rating bureau meeting formed articles of association to run until next big meeting.
A lively plea to boost local fortunes touts boosting as a civic duty. The message urges residents to support the community and its vendors, promising wide renown and cheerful crowds. It invites readers to Larson Bros store for bargains and a joyful shopping experience.
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