Local notes from Aurelia area include events and ads
Daily updates show bakery cookies ten cents a dozen and tankage arrivals at Farmers Elevator Co. Many visits to Cherokee, Storm Lake, Okoboji, and Sioux City. Community events include the Aurelia ball fans listening to world series, a Knights of Pythias lodge trip, and the district editors meeting in Spencer with local newspaper discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator Co
Dawson & Rogers
Luella Wharton
Dubuque
Harvey
Vivian
Glen Dyslin
Fairmont
Minnesota
J. T. Wilson and
Panora
Mr. Wilson
Louis Dick
Joliet
Illinois
Loretta Napier
Leta Nelson
George Mummert
Cherokee
Dan Dubes
Fort Dodge
Rungell Filson
Kleeberger’s
C. W. Person
Guthrie Center
Carl Kannenberg
Henry Wathen
Walnut Grove
Elsworth Crippen
A. J. Whinery
Afton Community Club
Jennie Jones
Buena Vista County
Blanche Jones
Sec’s
Aurelia
Cyril Mahoney
Sioux Rapids
Lt Harvey
Gladys Dyslin
Akron
J.C. Nelson
Minneapolis
Harry
Verna
Margaret Howell
George Scott
Anthon
F. L. McNear
W. H. Fishman
Billy
Sioux City
Gladys Arrasmith
Meriden
Thelma Daniels
Ethel Meacham
John Dyslin
Alfred Stieneke
Chas. Piepenburg
Mable Potraz
Morris
Piepenburg
Henry Heimsaoth
Albert Piepenburg
Will
Henry Heimsoth
Knights of Pythias
Sutherland
Spencer
Sentinel
Traveler's Checks In Describing Bank Service
Traveler's Checks describe a bank issue aimed at universal acceptance at home and abroad. The notes emphasize counter signing by the original holder for security and convenience for those going on journeys.
Perseverance Triumphs in Great Works
A concise reflection on steady effort driving achievement, stating that great works come from perseverance rather than sheer strength. The quote underscores discipline, patience, and persistence as keys to success.
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Stegle
For Sale and Lost Notices in Hampshire area
For Sale Hampshire board 8B H Dukes Cherokee Town. For Sale Two-hole laundry stove and two cistern pumps E C Lighter. Lost Pad Jock and a bunch of keys on streets of Aurelia Reeder please leave at Sentinel office. spring talon cholera immune from farm NJ Neleon.
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Hampshire Board
H. Dukes
E. C
Jock
Aurelia
Reeder
Sentinel Office
Neleon
Cherokee High Wins 48 to 0 over Sibley in Football
Cherokee high school defeated Sibley high school 48 to 0 in a decisive Saturday football contest. Other notes include Joe Wanberg moving to a federal bank exam post in Chicago and Billy Sunday drawing crowds at the city Auditorium.
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Cherokee High School
Sibley High School
Joe Wanberg
Security National Bank
Federal Bank Service
National Bank
Chicago
Billy Sunday
Resignation Note and Marys White Cook Parody
A fragmented poem fragment shows a speaker resigning to a spouse and musing on trust. It compares Mary to a cook with white hands and notes the cook refusing to go where Mary goes, implying relational tension and guarded movement.
Doubtful Compliment in Back Parlor Exchange
A dim back parlor scene features a female voice calling Freddie dear and asking about a heavy head while Freddie reassures it feels light. The line ends with a coy exchange implying a close relationship and secretive mood.
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Freddie
Angel
Local notices and sports wrap from Livermore
Roy Mikelson of Northwestern Bell receives transfer orders to report as combination man in Livermore Iowa. Frank Williong and Hattie Vickery wed at the Will fong home with Rev. Mark Masters officiating. Rembrandt tops Fairview 18 to 12 in Friday basketball. rematch slated October 14 at Fairview. A November 7 bond issue for 22000 to upgrade the electric light plant is called. American Legion air circus at the fairgrounds drew weak turnout despite four planes and daring stunts. Jury fails to indict Geo B Cronnoble for bigamy. Cronnoble couple seen in town. annulling marriage not on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mikelson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Livermore
Iowa
Frank W. Williong
Hattie Vickery
Martin Willfong
Mark Masters
Fairview
Rembrandt
American Legion Air Circus
Fairground
Geo. B. Cronnoble
Ownership and control statement for Aurelia Sentinel 1921
Notarized declaration lists E. C. Lighter as owner publisher editor and business manager of the Aurelia Sentinel Aurelia Iowa dated September 30 1921. No bonds mortgages or other securities held by any persons or entities amounting to one percent or more of total securities.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
State of Iowa, Co
Cherokee
E. C. Lighter
W. H. Bischel
Spending Other People's Money
A Washington constituent complains that a senator who voted for a $50 million appropriation cannot lend him $50 to return home, illustrating frustration with government spending versus personal aid.
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Snortsworthy
Washington
Double Bass Debate Sparks Passing Show Banter
In a London passing show exchange, McNab orders Sandy to take the double bass while Sandy protests he cannot finger it. McNab retorts that no fingerin is needed, you play it in handfuls, highlighting comic stage banter between conductor and musician.
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McNab
Our Village Orchestra
Sandy
London
Candid Appreciation From Senator Sorghum
The exchange features Senator Sorghum praising public service while noting the country’s kindness and implying mutual obligation rather than one sided duties. The dialogue frames a wary but cordial view of government service.
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Senator Sorghum
No Cranking for Her Car Inquiry
A playful exchange unfolds with a self described beginner shopper asking for a car. The suave salesman boasts top automobiles and asks for preferred style, while she replies she wants only a self beginning model.
Compliment Sparks Banter On Opinions And Cleanliness
A witty exchange features two speakers trading barbs about changing opinions as often as shirts and praising cleanliness as a compliment. The light dialogue pivots on playful back and forth.
Wall Street Banter on Speculation and Ruin
The dialogue shows Jack asking if quitting speculation, Bill replying he has not quit but is still speculating to avoid bankruptcy. The exchange illustrates anxiety over market risks and potential ruin on Wall Street.
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Wall Street
Jack
Bill
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Irving Brewster
Cherokee. Willet’s Cafe
B. B. McCarty
G. J. Lewis
C. Mummert
M. Mummert
Sibley
Arthur Johns
Aberdeen
South Dakota
R. B. Howell
Sioux Falls
F. L. Long
Howell
Mr. Howell
American Legion
George Garber
Georgie
Sadie Georke
Nica Conley
Otis Finney
W. A. Bischel’s
C. DeVries
Boyden
Glenn Parker
Storm Lake
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falla
Chris Mikkelson
Chris Larson
Alta
Morris Madsen
Geo. A. Hansen
Mummert
UB Thrifty
New School House
County Seat News
van Duren
Emmetaburg
Carl V. Seinstrom
Cherokee County
Mias
Nina King
Nelson King
Corydon
Democrat
John Sinkey
Great Beyond
Sinkey
Mrs. Knagg
American Press
Darby & Wagstaff
Mickie
THE
American Press Association
H. J. Arends
Utz & Dunn Shoes
UTZ & Dunn
Utz & Dunn Company
H. C. Goodman & Co
Aeely
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