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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
Aurelian High School presents a new season featuring Miss Barrett, noted entertainer and artist of readings, with "The Spirit of a Nation" lecture on Lincoln. Season tickets cover two adults and students under 21 for the entire course. individual tickets range from 25 to 50 cents per lecture.
A fragment from a Thursday issue discusses subscription rates, a quip about airships, marriage humor, October and Christmas timing, a note on sensational murder avoidance, pockets and money, and fashion shifts from knickerbockers to trunks, all in a brisk, ironic local tone.
The report covers Dr Buri planning to relocate to California to practice osteopathy, Cherokee football opening with a 39 0 win over Odeboldt at Nokomis park, a fatal asphyxiation at 83 feet depth on the Doherty farm near Cherokee, Fred Brimsley taking ownership of Nelson Son music store with R P Williams to co manage, and a Pilot Rock plowing match banquet in Yeoman hall praising the event with a festive note.
The Cherokee County Teachers Institute for the 1921 22 school year will be held on Monday and Tuesday October 10 and 11 1921 at the Presbyterian church in Cherokee Iowa. All county schools will be closed to ensure attendance by teachers. Prospective teachers normal training high school students and school officers are invited to attend any sessions. Hazel M Jackson County Supt.
Classified note seeks wood sawing equipment and crew readiness. Contact Kahnenberg at phone 223 to arrange work starting in October.
Rev. R. Hoffman and George Whar tos attend Congregational conference at Sheldon. Mrs. H. E Slater and Miss Nellie Bundy plan a winter in California. Amelia high school Senior class elects Archie Nelson president and Luie Marsh secretary. Chet Fisher to direct lines, Miss Ethel Marsh to run the office. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bischel plus daughter visit A. J. Whinery at Castana. Whinery is Savings Bank cashier. Dan Hankens and Frank Waddell visited the Mitchell corn palace. Hankens settles in Brown county.
ALTA items report the Cozy Cafe will begin operations on October 1 under Polston Co of Fonda. W C Newcomb visits from Browns Valley to stay with family. Ernest Carlson sells his restaurant to A J Murray of Parker SD and will move to Ames for school. A pasture incident left a veal calf head and entrails missing after a night attack three miles southeast of town. Mrs William Farrow dies unexpectedly after a prolonged illness following an operation at Arts hospital. An invitation is extended to all readers to place want ads in The Sentinel for selling premises, second hand items, or farming tools. ads cost ten cents a line.
The Black Diamond Dehorning Pencil dehorns 50 head from 10 days to 10 months old for $1.00. A forfeit of $5.00 applies if dehorning fails. Call at the meat market to purchase. For sale by
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