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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1915

Page

4

Des Moines Weather Crop Bulletin and Local Livery Update

Des Moines reports a cool cloudy week with light rain and a near normal rainfall total. Frost hit October 5 with freezing temps across central and northern counties. Also notes rye and corn conditions, potato blight, and grain quality improvements vs stock threshing. R. E. Becker to operate a livery barn replacing Cyril Mahoney who plans to move to New Mexico amid storm disruption.

Hothe Ege R. E. Becker Becker A. E Louck Tearna Cyril, Mahoney New Mexico

Alta community notes and business changes

Sharon Eriksen recovering from appendectomy at home. Connie Johnson operated for appendicitis and recovering well. Albert and Mrs Moschell visited relatives in Sioux City. Chris Jensen buys City Bakery, with Chris Mortensen as assistant. Mrs Fredericka Benson dies at home. leaves three sons. C D Lucas leases Ivory barn to I L Sangaton for 18 months and sells part of herd and equipment. Krydstrom of El township dies after 41 years in Alta. Correctionville woman dies from gasoline explosion after bakery fire.

ALTA Sharon Eriksen Connie Johnson Albert Moschell Ear Aurelia H. J. Lichtenberg Sioux City Chris Jensen City Ed Peterson Chris Mortensen Fredericka Benson John Adolph C. P. Corneliussen and Company Gue C. D. Lucas I. L. Sangaton

Migrant notices, marriages and crimes ripple through Galva region

Mrs. J. A. Miller dies after illness in Galva. Holstein votes on waterworks bonds for 6000 and 12000 for town improvements. Lucile Hadason wed J R Alfred Jengon at Storm Lake home. Marcus Meyler and Mary Downs wed near Sioux City. Ralph Jordan, Sutherland banker, dies in Chicago. Galva mayor warns minors on smoking. holatein advance reports burglary to Farmers Store. School proposition gains favor. weddings in Marcus and Storm Lake. Fire damages Delaney store. electrolier ditch crew hired in Galva. Horses killed by train near Storm Lake. power line expansion to Everly and nearby towns.

J. A. Miller Galva Holstein Misa Lucile Hadason J. R. Alfred Jengon Storm Lake Marcus Newat James Meyler Beanie Sioux City Mary Downs Madison South Dakota R. B. Clamehs Holatein Farmers Galva Tribune Consolidated

Cherokee News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Developments

Cherokee papers report A L Belew visits niece W E Ausman then returns to Sioux City. Cherokee high school suffers 22 to 6 loss at Sioux City. Howard Lucas heads to Omaha for Union Pacific auditing job. F McElwee dies at his Cherokee home. funeral Thursday. City council advances paving plans for about four miles. County teachers attend a profitable institute despite weather. Hospital site for new institution considered near Corbett farm. Cherokee Electric to invest 20000 plus in plant upgrades, including a 16600 crude oil engine, to meet growing demand.

A. L. Belew W. E. Ausman Sioux City Howard Lucas Omaha Union Pacific F. McElwee Thursda Aurelia Cherokee Cherokee County Democrat Hospital Association F. M. Pritchard Corbett Farm la Juut Cherokee Electric Company

Ten Years Ago Items of Interest in The Sentinel

Ten years past, a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Victor Prank on Wednesday October 4. T P Ohlaon near Mt Olive had two hundred chickens stolen Thursday night last week. J C Lockins house moved to Beech street Dick addition remodeled and painted. Irving Brewster at Morningside college praised by Sioux City papers as member of big college football team. A new general store to open in Harker building late this month led by M Mummert Garber Brothers with George Garber from Correctionville. New firm to stock 10000 dollars. School census shows Independent District Aurelia has 216 pupils, down 15 from last year. Big catch at Storm Lake with August Dlugosch famed for fourteen catfish five to eight pounds each. Buena Vista Vidette notes George Clover Lon Perry installing new furnaces with gloves bought at Garber's.

Storm Lake Mina Remsen Bell Faber Sibley F. M. Faber M. R. Faber Washta Wm. Brandt Tilden Triplds Victor T. P. Ohlaon Mt. Olive J.C. Lockin Beech Street Irving Brewster Morningside College Sioux City W. H. Garber Diggosch Dlugosch Buena Vista

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