Aurelia Sentinel OfficiAL FAPER Of CHEROKEE COUNTY
Local weekly Aurelia Sentinel reports legal notices of property transfers in Cherokee County including Albert Crabb editor, with transfers: Frank McCann to John McCoun for Washta land at $600 Adeline Tiel to Elizabeth Meeker for Cherokee land at $4050 Gottfrey Holmgren to J B Kissing er for Washta land at $600 totaling $44 908 in value this month.
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Aurelia
Frank McCaun
John T. MecCoun
Washta
Adeline A. Tiel
Elizabeth J. Meeker
Cherokee
Gottfrey Holmgren
J. EB. Kissinger
Republicans complete district meetings for Des Moines campaign
Chairman C. F. Franke wrapped up district get togethers in Iowa with the seventh district meeting planned in Des Moines on October 11 and the tenth district set for Fort Dodge. He reports unity in the Republican ranks as Democrats face internal divisions ahead of the four week countdown to election day.
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Des Moines
C. F. Franke
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Republican State Committee
Congressional Committee
Cherokee County Real Estate Transfers September 1910
October 1910 report lists transfers filed in Cherokee County recording office. Names include E H Adams to Laura Ellen Adams. Minnie Stried to Thomas Dickson. J W Mathew to Lincoln Shore. Schubert to Carl Nielsen. Susan Will to Francis and Mary Brown. Eliza Honsbruch to Mary Honsbruch. W J Hall to Henry Phipps. Frank Mummert to Clara Fairfield. Margaret Bush to Peter Kohns. Multiple parcels in Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Quimby and surrounding townships with prices ranging from 1 to 5500 dollars and acreages up to 120 acres. Details cover lands in 16 92 49 and other sections with heirs and churches noted.
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Recorder
Cherokee County
Iowa
Charles E. Moore
E. H
H. L. Adams
Laura Ellen Adams
Larrabee
Minnie Stried
Thomas Dickson
Marcus
J. W. Mathew
Lincoln Shore
Cherokee
Chas. E. Schubert
Carl Nielson
Susan Will
Francis E
Mary E. Brown
Eliza Honsbruch
Mary Honsbruch
W. J. Hall
Henry Phipps
Frank Mummert
Clara Fairfield
Margaret Bush
Peter Kohns
Jacob B. Marx Et al
J. U. Rice
James N. Rice
I. W. Finch
Ellis Wright
Alvin C. Robinson
Quimby
C. DeVries
M. Parrott
Jet
Aurelia
N. T. Burroughs
Perry L. Draper
Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem Church of Cherokee
Christian A. Lindahl
John Clarkson
Mahala Clarkson
ZA. Veetiman
Frank F
Mary Cobbs
Loomis
FL S. Barnes
Robert Bugh
Joseph R. Little
Alive S Carr
H. L. Loft
Lloyd Suoth
Eizabeth A. Crooks
Cheroleve
John Epa
Anna Mery
Dot
Wishta
Gould
Walter Gould
Ly Aeres
WC. Marsh
Bhida McAdam
Lot
Sunday School Message Urges Growth Across Communities
Rev CE Hoon champions Sunday schools as essential to church growth noting high pastor origins and member origins from programs. He cites nationwide gaps in Protestant Sunday school access, urges use at Methodist church with a special Sunday event featuring class roll call and tokens for children.
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United States
Sunday Schools of America
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Oklahoma
Missouri
Dren
thatSum
A. L. Belew
H. Bockin
J.C. Lockin
Prof. Beik
Poultry and Cream Wanted at All Times
Advertises high market prices for poultry and cream and invites producers to bring in goods as offered by the buyer. Describes ongoing demand and payment.
Opportunities in Wireless and Railway Telegraphy Careers
Ambitious young men and women can secure telegraphy positions as the 8 hour law and new wireless stations drive demand. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with solid advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes nationwide and places graduates into jobs. Write for full details to Davenport Iowa Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon or Memphis Tennessee.
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National Telegraph Institute
America
A. A. and
Wireless
Davenport
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Memphis
Tenn
Rev C E Hoon to Speak at Good Hope Church
Quimby notes a Thursday lecture by Rev C E Hoon of Aurelia on The Force that Moves the World with proceeds for the church. Local visits and social news follow, including school, measles recovery, and town improvements like cement walks and street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hoon
Aurelia
Good Hope Church
Mabel Longwell
Vera Pax
Eugene Sargent
T. Sargent
Mr. Ford
C. C. Harshbarger
A. R. Hubbard
A. Gilmore
Galva area social notes include births and family visits
Last week near Galva Mr and Mrs C Barts visited relatives with daughters. Fred Sievert called on Fred Hoffmeier. George Kolpin’s family welcomed a baby. Florence Hemsoth is ill with measles. John Guther and Fred Hustedt have lumber sawed. Fred Kaskey family visited Will Tolzin. Theodore Schulke de celebrated his twenty first birthday with friends. Matilda Bisehel and Minnie Schulke performed. a discrete Adap supper followed as guests left pleased with the evening.
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Fred Sievert
Galva
Fred Hoffmeier
George Kolpin
John Guther
Fred Hustedt
Fred Kaskey
Will Tolzin
Theodore Schulke de
Theodore
Matilda Bisehel
Cole
Minnie Schulke
Pheodore m
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