Bank Talks Emphasize Safety and Liberal Terms
The notice outlines conservative yet liberal banking conducted to assure safe funds. It invites personal calls for information and promises economical, systematic service and prompt handling based on many years of experience.
Local notices and ads reflect Cherokee Aurelia trade
Local items include visits by Mrs. H. P. Nelson and Miss Lena Roggon in Cherokee and Alta, cattle shipments to Sioux City, harness sales by Mummert, and various ads from Kleeberger and Mankato Commercial College. Other notes mention electrical outages near Cherokee, farm auctions, and sale offerings of livestock and household goods.
Local notes from Aurelia and area include garden fruit and games
Mr and Mrs L P Nelson and son Wesley visited Sioux City for doctors advice on Mrs Nelsons health returning Tuesday evening. C A Peterson brought a record apple fifteen and a half inches around and weighing twenty one ounces from his farm bought from T L Kenyon. Aurelia high school basketball lost to Alta 22 12 with a return game slated in Aurelia on Friday October 29 at 3 30. A theater party by Methodist choir and friends ended with a weiner roast south of town. A surprise party honored Miss Minnie Wogahn with a locket gift from the young people. Dr A H Eddy returned from Chicago after presenting on Compound Fractures at a railroad surgeons meeting.
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Mra
L. P. Nelson
Wesley
Sioux City
Mra. Nelson
L. F. Anderson
Dexter
Iowa
Frank Spade
T. B. Parker, Jr
George Clover
Mr. Anderson
C. A. Peterson
Diamond Township
T. L. Kenyon
Aurelia High School
Alta Boys
Aurelia
A. H. Eddy
Chicago
American Association of Railroad Surgeons
Welch Couple Honored With Farewell Reception
A farewell reception at the Congregational church honored Mr and Mrs Frank Welch who left the next day for Primghar. About fifty neighbors attended the social evening. Rev Stark presented a casserole as a remembrance and Mrs Welch thanked the speakers.
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Congregational Church
Frank Welch
Want Ad Tips From The Sentinel
Have you any articles about your premises to dispose of put a want ad in The Sentinel. Good second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment are salable and it costs five cents a line to let people know what you have to offer. Every week someone reports a ready sale of game articles advertised in our Classified department the use of which is becoming more general.
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Sentinel
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A shopper list from The Sentinel Office offers remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper typewriter ribbons scale books and related supplies. A brief exchange shows a merchant failing to receive payment from Owens and the collector noting the lack of attention.
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The
Sentinel Office
Owens
Deduction About a Doorway Bartender Revealed
A great detective identifies a man by his gun phiz, noting the fellow standing by the door is evidently a bartender, prompting curiosity from his friend about how such a guess is made. The exchange blends wit and inference in a concise puzzle.
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Farmers National Bank
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New Hayes
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Marlin Firearms Co
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W. R. Robinson
Hanford’s Cream Station
H. P. Nelson
Cherokee
Harry Carlburg
Orlie Waddell
Wm. Mummert
Frank Lewis
Kleeberger’s
John Grigsby
Aurora
Nebraska
J.S. Mummert
Peoples Store
Lena Roggon
Peterson
M. Hines
J. Waldo
Alta
M. Skaloveky
Decatur
M. E. Skalovsky
Kleeberger
Cole
Mary Wicks
Angeline Church
Mankato Commercial College
Bischel’s Hardware
August Bischel
Monce
Illinois
Henry, Diercks
C. DeVries
Bronx
L. H. Chase
Duroc
Jersey
Earl Crippen
Poland
Riaere
Varina
George McCurdy
Automobile Top
Singer
Maple View
Oscar
Minnie Wogahn
Carl Kannenberg
Associated Press
Sioux City Tribune
Tribune Company
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