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15 Nov 1923
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Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia, Iowa
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
1
Farm Bureau Notes Highlight Local Dairy and Clinics
The Farm Bureau notes detail Illinois Central Railroad support for Donald Patterson as county market pig contest winner and trip to the International Livestock Show with all expenses paid. Gold medals were awarded for the baby beef contest. Spring township women held a cheese making demonstration led by Mrs. Silas Clark and Mrs. Adolph Tigges. The piece also notes dairy cattle interest from Wisconsin, purchases by Fred L. Dorr, Harry Miller, Rob and Jake Lauer, A B Knox shipping Guernseys, and four carloads sold at public auction in Marcus, Cherokee, and Aurelia. The first rural Sheppard Towner Mother and Baby Clinic is planned for Diamond township on Friday, November 28, with nine more clinics planned during the two weeks after December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Illinois Central Railroad
Donald Patterson
Illinois Central
Spring Township
Webster Akers
Silas Clark
Adolph Tigges
Altho
Wisconsin
Fred L. Dorr
Harry Miller
Rob
Jake Lauer
Darlington
A. B. Knox
Meriden
Sheppard Towner
Diamond Township
Local items and notices from ALTA newspaper
Miss Evelyn Sanson visits Au relian for several days with friends. Football team to play Wall Lake ends in 6 to 6 tie at Wall Lake. Firemen begin skating rink work in south town for first freeze. Roy Wilkinson travels to Des Moines on state fair association business. Perjury case: Ragnar Bertholdson fined 100 dollars and given one year and one day in Leavenworth federal prison. Baby Health Clinics planned in ten Cherokee township communities starting December 3. Clinics financed mainly by the state. university staff assisting. weights and charts handled by seven women. Government post office building plans discussed. congressionally appropriated funds deemed inadequate. Ducks for sale one thousand dollars each. Wanted home-rendered lard. Carlberg Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sanson
Aurelian
Wall Lake
Roy Wilkinson
Des Moines
State Association of Fairs
Leavenworth
Kansas
George C. Scott
Ragnar A.bertholdson
Cherokee County Seat News Highlights Local Incidents
Chief Kenneth Montgomery’s 15 year old son was wounded by a stray shotgun blast. Unfinished American Theatre site sold at sheriff’s sale for 2200 dollars with Dale Goldie the bidder. Hog herd of 170 sick from influenza near town. vaccination underway may limit losses. Curly Florine leaves for California. bondsmen revoked but new ones secured amid theft charges. Cherokee High School football loses 21 to 0 to local team. strong line play noted. C A Clark from Sioux City causes arrest for license plate switch. offender fined five dollars by Mayor Stiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth _ Montgomery
A. ” Montgomery
East Main Street
Dale Goldie
F. C. Mortensen
Curly Florine
California
Curly
Warren McLaughlin
Milford High School
Cherokee
Hunter
C.A. Clark
Sioux City
Motor Vehicle Department
Secretary of State’s Office
Stiner
Library and Rest Room Association Holds Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held Wednesday night old officers were re elected with Mrs A H Eddy joining the finance committee replacing Miss Clara Lockin. The group approved leasing rooms to the town for two years from December 1 1923 at 180 a year and will receive town water and light free of charge to fund the library and rest room under town control. Management remains with current officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library and Rest Room Association
A. H.eddy
Clara Lockin
al Fronin
House
Lon Perry
D. Yankens
Fine Cherokee County Farm in Iowa to be Sold at Auction
The undersigned as referee offers a premier Cherokee County farm for sale at public auction on November 21, 1923 at 2 PM. Located one mile west of Cherokee on a main graveled road, the Northwest Quarter of Section 32 and Southwest Quarter of Section 29, Township 82 North, Range 40 West. Terms: $5,000 cash, balance due by March 1, 1924 with a Referee's Deed and a merchantable abstract. possession at contract completion. John N Donald, Referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Iowa
Cherokee
Sioux City
Ninety-two
John Nedonald
Aurelia High Narrow Loss to Alta in Hard Fought Game
Aurelia High fell 18 to 13 to Alta High in a tense Friday contest. The Aurelia team outplayed Alta at many stages despite Alta’s strong second half touchdowns. Coombs Waddell and Mine Peterson starred for Aurelia with multiple runs and tackles, while Alta's defense stalled key drives and forced punts. The day also notes a girls reserves program and classroom activities focusing on health and language growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia . High
Alta High Inn
Melvin Carlberg
Alta
Enapt Ito
Coombs
Aurelia
Waddell
Peterson
Aoe Aurelia
Hounds
Jean
Alta Aurelia
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