Subscription Rates and Notable Editorial Snips
Subscription rates are listed for Cherokee county and surrounding areas with foreign options. The column also notes display and local advertising costs per inch or line and includes a miscellany of wry observations on topics from luxury taxes to the rumor of beer ice cream.
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Cherokee County
End of war talk clashes with troop movements and prices
The piece questions postwar tensions with the Roumanian army in Budapest and Yugoslav troops at Fiume while noting Bolshevik spring drives. It contrasts wartime scarcity with high local prices in France and lists steep costs for coal butter beef eggs and milk in the county.
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Buda Pest
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
France
Farmers Elevator Company Amends Capital Stock in Iowa
Notice states the Farmers Elevator Company of Aurelia Iowa amends article three to raise capital stock to fifty thousand dollars from twenty five thousand dollars with stock at fifty dollars per share. Amendment adopted April 1 1919 and filed with Iowa secretary of state and Cherokee county recorder. now in full force. O C Jones president.
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Farmers Elevator Company of
Aurelia
Towa
Secretary of State of
Iowa
Cherokee County
Laws
Farmere Elevator Company
O. C. Jones
Village liquor case ends in $100 fine for Vandever
James Vandever appeared before Justice Jon. Green on a charge of illegally importing liquor from another state into Iowa. County Attorney Lew McDonald prosecuted. Vandever was found guilty and fined $100 plus costs, which he paid.
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James Vandever
Iowa
Court of Justice
Jon
Lew McDonald
Vandever
Immaculate Conception Church
W. P. Desmond
Fort Dodge
Politician Referee Count Ends Prize Fight Challenge
A political dispute notes a supposed championship bout. The referee counted ten and exhausted candidate could not demand a recount. Ads from Sentinel imply convincing circumstances surrounding the contest and the first politician's assurance.
It Comes Off in a Grouchy World
A whimsical item notes a grouchy mood and playful quips about wearing the gramophone or its image. Theshort piece uses light humor to reflect social feelings and casual theater or newspaper style.
Local Firm Sells Interest as Alta Notes Change
E W Clemons sells stake in Hetrick Clemons to F Gallaher of Alta. Mrs D S Fox dies at Alta home May 2. Anton Peterson to build three new south Alta residences. two rented, third awaiting renter. Elizabeth Schott wedding to Aage Eskeldsen at Nokomis township. Oscar Hallengren sells 240 acre Sam Tutt farm at Maple Valley for 325 per acre to C E Gustafson of Cherokee county. value up $20,400 since last sale. Four local marriages occur April 26 in Davis South Dakota near Fred Fiemuth home. School lists local students with perfect attendance in Aurelia schools for May 5.
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Anton Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Nokomis Township
Chris Schott
Elizabeth
Aage Eskeldsen
Oscar Hallengren
Sam Tutt
Maple Valley
C. E. Gustafson
Cherokee County
Hallengren
Mr. Tutt
Davis
South Dakota
Fred Fiiemuth
Elsie
Allen Pennell
Lion Grove
Lillian
Jena Peter Marcher
Ventura
Iowa
Poetic Soldier A wounded addicer reaches hospital ship
A wounded soldier from the Struma is evacuated to the coast and put aboard a hospital ship bound for Blighty. On departure he gazes at the Mediterranean with wonder shouting his excitement to friends and warning others to watch a swimmer.
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Struma
Eventuay
Bill
Katlor
London
The Schoolma am by Ethel M Farmer
Miss Brooks a village schoolteacher handles mischief and a forbidden engagement as Ed the soldier returns home. Jimmy hides gum and mischief, while Dick plans a surprise visit, stirring secrets and loyalty in the classroom.
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Ethel M. Farmer
Miss Brooks
Jimmy
HURLS SEEDS LONG DISTANCE
Dr. Edward B Bigelow describes how witch hazel seeds shoot far, with experiments showing seeds reaching 80 feet in a 30 foot long room. He notes bursts are vigorous and pose danger, advising caution and warning to scouts performing the test.
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Edward 8. Bigelow
Rome
No Reason for Monopoly in Whale Milk Production
An Oregon agriculture official urges farming whales for milking, proposing Puget Sound as a source for U S needs. The piece playfully argues against a regional monopoly, suggesting individual farmers raise their own whales and envision poetic profits.
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State Agricultural Department of
Oregon
Thrift Magazine
Puget Sound
United States
Alise
Flossie
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W. H. Schmidt
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Ray Wall
Meekerets
Main Street
Sisk & James
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Cherokee
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Dr. Hall
Geo. Cobb
Moore Tailoring Co
Alta Newstems
E. W. Clemons
Hetrick & Clemons
F. ©. Gallaher
D. S. Fox
Alta
Rosealie Garber
Clayton Holdernese
Ruth Lockin
Eurella Waddell
Estella Blanch
Lurline Coomtsu
Raymond Nelson
Elizabeth Scott
Margaret Edy
Tone Nelson
Mabel Nelson
Wesley Nelson
Lawrence Blanch
Marvel Dyslin
Floyd Holmes
Rudolph Bergeson
Florence DeVries
Gladys Glawe
Belen Maltby
Ethel Nelson
Ruby Simmers
Kermit Bischel
Lewis Daniels
George Lamm
Harald Pdulson
Elizabeth Reever
Orville Baltimore
Chester Dyalin
Herbert Herold
Ronald Lewin
Merle Lockin
Glenwood Woaddell
Hattie Wathen
George Buddenhagen
Galén Beckoff
Esther Buddenhagen
Gwendolyn Coombs
Gladys Maltby
Edith Weaver
Ruby Lewis
Henry Butler
Leon Crippen
Glenn Dyloff
Harold DeVries
George Garber
Paul Grienke
Lloyd Lamm
Joseph Lockin
Wayne Lockin
Raymond McLaughlin
Lovia Morgan
Roy Nelson
Monrad
Paulaon
William
Weatphal
Arnold Hasenwinkel
Grace Blanch
Eloya Nelson
Ruth Nystedt
Gena Paulaon
Marguerite Pierce
Dulice Wathen
Everett Hultgren
Charles Waddell
Eleanor. Balluff
Evelyn Brommer
Frances. Peters
Dorothy. Scott
Gladys. Sauter
Clyde Ballard
Ervil Fassler
Oris. Holderness
William Philpott
Minnie Grienke
Margaret Keister
Mary Keister
Hazel Danielson
Marjory
Farrow
Arleen Waddell
Horace, Lockin
Glenn Mongan
Robert ‘Lane
Fay Peterson
Merlin Shank
Herbert Peterson
Edgar’ F. Smith, M.D
Ryzon
Marion Harris Neil
Florsheim