Aurel ia Sentinel State Political Notices and Local Notes
AURELIA SENTINEL STATE. a. M. DRAKE, of Appamosa county. For Lieutenant Governor, MATT PARROTT, of Blackhawk county. War Judge of the Supreme Court, JOSIAR GIVEN, of Polk county. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, HENRY SARIN, of Clinton county. For Coroner, WATSON PELTON. For Surveyor, JAMES PINGREY. Nakomis Squibs. Thrashing in our parts is almost finished. The serenading party composed of atte. boys and some of the Elk boys had a field goose chase one night last Weak. John Johnson visited in Everly last Sunday and Monday. Doll Lucia spent a few days at home last week, returning Sunday to his position in Storm Lake. More pupils for No. 3 a new boy at A.M. Chamberlain's last week, Mr. Espy and wife of Storm Lake are visitors at R. Garberson's. Mrs. 10, iyon of Webster City spent a few days with her parents, Cor mahusking is expected to begin for good next week, Iva Fanixuer is confined to the house with a smashed tooth caused by Betone falling on it accidentally, Noxoste.
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Nakomis
Atte
John Johnson
Everly
Doll” Lucia
Storm Lake
A.M. Chamberlain
Iyon
Webster City
Cor Mahusking
Iva Fanixuer
Bétone
Noxoste
New 4-Foot Square Cherokee County Map Released
J. B. Pringrey county surveyor announces a four feet square wall map of Cherokee County. It includes county roads railroads towns post offices streams schools churches cemeteries and township divisions with owner names. Maps cost 5 payable on delivery and limited to 110 copies. Order by sending name to Cherokee.
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Cherokee County
Cherokee
Pringrey
Cherokee County Teachers Association Meeting
The Cherokee County Teachers Association will meet in Aurelia High School room at 1 PM on October 32, 1895. The program includes music and papers on graded and country schools, home and school relations, and teacher duties. Miss Mabie Rinkle, Miss May A Brown, Miss Myrtie Reed, Miss Lyle Wallace, Miss Minnie L Ames, Miss Cora Dickinson, Miss Lillian Minkle, Miss Bird Bundy will present papers and discussions. Eva L Gregg, county superintendent, will attend. teachers are urged to attend.
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Cherokee County ‘Teachers’ Association
Aurelia
Mabie Rinkle
May A. Brown
Myrtie Reed
Lyle Wallace
Minnie L. Ames
Cora Dickinson
Lillian Minkle
Eva L. Gregg
Quaint and Odd Items From an Early Era
A collage of unusual notes mentions airgun rifles in London, a Salvation Army War Cry circulation of 52 million in forty languages, a Boston museum receiving 60,000 for an American purchase, and various scientific and cultural snippets. The text travels through dew observations, mortgage foreclosures, union negotiations, church education, property disputes, and literary tastes with scattered facts about provinces, empires, and historical figures.
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Salvation Army
Boston Museum of Areting
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Aurelia Sentinel
Lloyd Bros
Briday
A. M. Drake
Appamosa County
Matt Parrott
Aft Blackhawk County
Supreme Court
Josiar Given
Polk County
Henry Sarin
Clinton County
Geo. W. Perkins
Fremont County
Benatorial
Alva C. Hobart
Wireman Miller
J. H W. Shelden
Sherrif
Geo. W. Wheeler
Agnes J. Robertson
Watson Pelton
James Pingrey
Teachers’ Association
Book Shelver
British Mageway
London
Joan Borany
St Bartholomew Church
New York
Isia
Fone Instanes
Padtte Haskes
Spurgeon
Chatrel
Columbus
AU Men
W.va
Ytels
Caphan
Madagascar
Ebies
Hkspenre
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Alem
Heeke
Mieatyr Tia Ab Tae University
Gibbon
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Pierre Ag
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Georgios
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Scotland
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Brickson Sisters
Nattrass & Prisch
Flardw AI
B. Stiep
Mr. Bolie
Desai
Watchmaker
Riverside Stoves
TOWA
John Hamm
Prop
Agrela
Ayers Wilis
Bonnet
Jay
Week
Chas. Hunt
Claes
Scissors
Intintuetlon Gaucanteed
Ryorum
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ollest
Arella
Exchange
Singer
J. H. _WILLIAMS
Williams & Done
Duibays
Cheeor Re, Wow A
Iowa
Grand Valley
Chas. Felt
Boston Building
Denver
Stour Dale
Wey
Salesian
Kon
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UG Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
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