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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

2

Desperate Incidents Surround Family Friction at Desert Moon

In a tense scene at the Desert Moon ranch, Martha’s death is blamed on a sleeping drug given by Sam, stirring accusations among family and townsfolk. Jon, Sam, and Hubert confront past choices as Danny faces coming revelations and John vows to marry Gabry despite suspicion.

Ricker Dari Telko Hingy Net Martha Sam Chad Mra Reker Danny Gaby San Francisco Robert Hand John Hand Ulwnayva Durne Hive Lowell Ters Olle Ricker Hubert Udo Desert Moon Bor Gabrielle Mike Jelka Mrs. Ricker Mary

Intolerance and self-critique in public discourse

A brief discussion notes that intolerant people judge others harshly while excusing their own faults. It argues self-awareness and fair critique are needed to improve community standards and reduce bias.

Farmers Elevator Co Twine Sample Offer

Farmers Elevator Co announces availability of Star Brand H. and A. binder twine. Manager C. DeVries invites customers to visit the office to inspect samples and request orders or estimates.

Star Brand H A. Binder Twine Farmers Elevator Co C. DeVries

Classified notices and sale items from local paper

For Sale Lost Found All classified locals 10c per line first insertion 6c per line for each succeeding insertion Phone No 70 R3 8 2 For Sale Congoleum rug at a reasonable price Mrs Geo Brady etc For Sale Hinei hbilla rabbits Ed win McCurdy B 2 For Sale Early cabbage and tomato plants Mrs Geo Bisehel Baby Chicks Iowa standard Lowa standard Place orders May June Also custom hatching Cherokee Hatchery 6 5 Wanted Poultry Highest prices paid Culling free after May 10 Phone at my expense RB Davin son phone 529 Sturm Lake Iowa Ott For Sale Limited amount of seca corn rodent cleaning Silverwine and Reids graded and treated price 4 00 per bushel Leland 8S Dawson 72

Cherokee Hatchery B. Davinson Sturm Lake Iowa Leland Dawson

County News Highlights From Larrabee to Cherokee

Mary Ann Koch a three year old is recovering in Sioux Valley hospital after drinking four ounces of iodine found on a dresser. Jail escape charges are filed against William F RB Church 21 who vanished from the county courthouse lawn while serving a sentence for maintaining a statutory liquor nuisance. Fred Woolworth drove Boy Scout organizing efforts in Cherokee urging faster troop reorganization. One hundred fifty delinquent auto licenses including six trucks are certified for collection by Sheriff Langwin with a $1 monthly penalty plus publication and sheriff fees.

Mary Ann Koch Emil Koch Larrabee Sioux Valley Hospital William F. RB. Church Court House Church Fred Woolworth Sioux City Boy Scout Chamber of Commerce Ray Adsit Langwin

Alta community notes include staff moves and sports results

Lester Specketer returns from Sioux City hospital. L H Nielsen leaves Highview to head Ute Public School starting fall term. Alta defeats Cherokee Independents 10 to 7 in a practice game. A strong county track meet at Storm Lake sees Rita take first with a 74 point margin. Alta musicians plan a 24 member band. Mrs. George Kracht suffers a broken arm when her husband accidentally shoots her while bird hunting.

Lester Specketer Hanover Sioux City Hospital Supt L. H. Nielsen Highview Ute Iowa Supt. Nielsen Alta Buena Vista County Bradford Field Storm Lake Rita

Afton and Vicinity Social Updates and Sales

Community notes report Ed Meinking of Storm Lake visiting Salem Snyder's last Thursday. A. F. A. food sale proceeds exceed $20. Earl Zwick family visited Fred Zwick's near Sutherland. Loma Robinson suffered measles illness. A. C. C. gathering hosted by Mrs. Helen Nelson with luncheon prepared by Adsit and Nelson. Next meeting May 21 with Mrs. Grace Mumert. Cicero residents Jake Groff visited Guy Obinson. Oscar Swanson family from Hartley visited Ernest Swanson. Harold Gould assists George Zwick in labor. Wm. Dreyer recovering from a lifting injury and back to work. Galen Dyslin hosted many relatives. Local for sale column promising results.

Ed Meinking Storm Lake Salem Snyder's Earl Zwick Fred Zwick Sutherland Loma Robinson Helen Nelson Adsit Nelson Grace Mummert Jake Groff Cicero Guy Obinson Oscar Swanson Hartley Ernest Swanson Harold Gould Larrabee George Zwick Wm. Dreyer Galen Dyslin

Mount Olive Community News Courtyard Gatherings and Visits

A series of social visits and church notes across Mount Olive and nearby towns. Families from Cherokee Aurelia Marcus Quimby Hartley Silver No 6 and Diamond Center attenders share Sunday visits, Mother's Day events, and church services. Local Ladies Aid gatherings, truckers convention attendance, and community lunches are noted along with arrivals and callers.

Floyd Allen Mildred Harold Allen Cliff Simmons Alarge Allen Cherokee Lloyd Ohlson Bates Hospital Aurelia Frank Nation Mapleton Iowa Barther Jim Nation Ruth Sawvell Marcus Chas. Sawvell Leo. Jenkins Edgar Johnson Clyde G. Minor Lars Marks Everett Radle Sioux City Lincoln Hahn Wesley Day Quimby Howard Donald Leonard Anderson Cleghorn Laverne Fell Silver No. 6 Ennis Brothers Jim Ennis Hartley Good Hope Ladies Aid Kenneth Leeds Abe Glidewell Hattie Crippen Letty Jones Lincoln Hahn and Son Will Hahn Earl Smith M. A. Leeds Rev. Liming Della and Melva Peterson Diamond Center Anna Anderson Betty Herbert Franks

Executor's Notice in Cherokee Iowa 1930

The District Court of Cherokee County Iowa appoints Fred Miller as Executor of Christ Miller deceased. All creditors must file claims with the Clerk sworn and within legal time. debtors urged to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Cherokee May 8 1930. A M Galvin Attorney.

District Court Cherokee County Iowa Christ Miller Cherokee Fred Miller A. M. Galvin

Primary Election Notice for Cherokee County Iowa 1930

Voters in Cherokee County Iowa are informed a primary election will be held on Monday June 2 1930 from 8 AM to 8 PM at regular precinct polling places. Republican and Democratic parties will nominate candidates for numerous offices including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture Superintendent of Public Instruction two Railroad Commissioners Congresswoman district 11 State Representative 79 County offices and township positions. Official certification by County Auditor W C Dailey dated May 5 1930.

Cherokee County Towa United States Congress County Board of Supervisors Cherokee W. C. Dailey Iowa

New Hair Watch: Woman Notices White Strands

Mrs. Smith sits at her dressing table when her daughter Helen peeks at her hair and points out the white threads of aging, a candid moment about hair and youth.

Sheriff's sale notice in Cherokee County Iowa

A special execution issued April 1930 in Buena Vista County funds Mary Cole against A F Ammons and Florence Ammons. The sheriff offers 800 bushels of corn 500 bushels of corn 650 bushels oats 570 bushels barley 2 1 2 tons hay and stacks of straw on section 26 township 92 range 39 west of the 5th P P M Cherokee County town. Sale set May 20 1930 at 2 pm at the described premises for cash to satisfy the judgment with costs. Sheriff L H Sangwin of Chopokao County Iowa signs the notice dated April 26 1980.

Mary Cole A. F. Ammons Florence Ammons District Court Buena Vista County A. D Cherokee County Sth Pp. M Cherokee Iowa

Konjola Ends Stomach Ailment Says Mapleton Woman

Mrs Otto Pulasky of Mapleton Minnesota recounts severe illness years ago and chronic indigestion until Konjola eased her stomach pains. She notes four bottles cured her, with six to eight bottles recommended for a fair trial before full recovery. Konjola sold at F E Pratt drug store in Aurelia Iowa and by local druggists.

Otto Pulasky Mapleton Minnesota Konjola Aurelia Iowa F. E. Pratt

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Kay Cleaver Strahan Siona Clope Doubleday Doranco Inc Winservice Bor Sale—Piano Louis Witt Geo AL Hansen Geo. Bisehel County Seat News Alta Advertiser Peterson George Kracht George Afton and Vicinity MT. Olive News Sheriff's Sale L. H. Sangwin Chopokao County Jowns Spain E. G. Bates Aurelia, Iowa Dr. Winfred Moulton Simonsen Rendering Plant Call Guarantee" Oil Co C. H. Kannenberg Otto Matzdorff A. H. Eddy Eddy Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association Geos E. Blanch H. H. Lockin Com G. E. Blanch Fred Kohlhagen Fisk Premier Aurelia Motor Co
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