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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
2
Cherokee County Loan and Abstract Co advertises up to date abstracting services in Roam Cherokee Iowa. The firm promises careful attention and guaranteed satisfaction to every customer. It highlights a complete set of updated abstract books and prompt service with an experienced abstractor.
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association insures at actual cost against fire and lightning. Operates in Cherokee County east of the Little Sioux River and the four townships on the west side of Buena Vista County. F. H. Crerrs serves as president and J. C. Lockix as secretary.
Local shop urges customers to act now to replace broken glass before cold weather. They offer regular and double strength glass and can cut to odd sizes, aiming to save customers time and money this season.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled words about W. B. Gillham and a local high school, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, date, or named entities for a proper summary.
All persons interested in the Warmers Institute and Short Course are urged to meet at Cherokee Court House on Saturday at 2 o clock. The plan is to consolidate two meetings into one session. The notice is issued by the Short Course committee. Attend as directed by the secretary WP Dawson.
A partial tally shows standings of contestants at Garber's with over 2000 votes recorded. The fragment notes the competitive field and ongoing tally as results trend toward final results.
J. 5 Mummert and W. J. Sweet returned from Detroit where they joined the Studebaker Special train from Omaha to inspect E M F factories. They met General Manager Walter E. Flanders and praised hospitality and facilities, noting plans to secure promised production of Studebaker cars for dealers and the popularity of the Flanders 20 model.
The New York Giants face the Philadelphia Athletics in a high profile baseball series. A Peterson Patriot reader risks shaving for six months if the Giants lose, while photographer Erickson gleefully anticipates a dramatic post series portrait with rival’s hair.
Aurelia high school dominated Alta high school 19 to 3 in a Saturday game at AureHa Wallpark. The Aurelia squad controlled the ball, produced few errors, and kept Alta scoreless until halftime.
An OCR fragment describes The Youths Companion magazine pitched as for everybody. It mentions a prospectus for WW12, a subscription price of 70 cents per week for 52 weeks, and appeals to readers to compare with other papers. It references Ruben Crusoe and readers sending for copies to sample the paper.
The subscription price will be advanced to $2.00. New subscribers receive The Companion's Calendar for 1912, a ten color gift, and remaining issues of 1911 free. Congregational Church notes discuss Sunday school, Easter address on Brotherhood, and events this week.
Julius Deel sued Modern Woodmen of America for 25000 dollars claiming inhuman treatment and a sprained spine from an initiation at Spirit Lake. After three years of continuances, the case ended in federal court in Sioux City with a 1999 dollar judgment and damages awarded to Deel from officers of the lodge.
A preacher urges Sunday school teachers to be saved and active, attend weekly, prepare lessons, greet absentees, visit the sick, and pray for conversion. The note celebrates rising attendance, invites new members, and promotes upcoming meetings for American Boys, Young Men, and American Girls clubs with emphasis on dedication before Christmas.
The Marcus Iowa store owned by Turner faced a fourth burglary attempt amid heavy security measures. Burglars tried windows on the north and east sides but failed, while night watchman Arthur Waldstein observed and halted one intruder. A man, Ed Brown, pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. marshal Nagel later took him into custody.
Class meeting at 10 a m and morning worship at 10 30. Sermon on the approachableness of Jesus. Sunday school follows with good teachers. Epworth League at 6 30 pm. Evening gospel at 7 30 with subject Just after the Battle. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Remember the orphan potatoes.
F o Barnes banker assigns all property to Attorney Ben Radcliffe Munrenus for creditors. Liabilities run about 250000 with assets uncertain. Property includes farms town lots and various stocks. opinions split on value with estimates from 200100 to well above liabilities. About a year earlier Barnes had deposits totaling 600000 at Citizens bank.
The Cherokee Times reports an account where a man described a train for Remsen and a stop at Marcus. Officers corroborated parts of the statement and a National Bank examiner saw the man con with train at Cherokee and alight at Mareus. The claimant appeared intoxicated but kept to a fairly straight account.
Dr G F Puffete presided as farmers from the Boovk association gathered promptly on the call. Attendees responded to urging for timely action and discussed cooperative plans and support measures.
The Sioux City Daily Tribune provides county happenings and home intercamp news, world and state news, editorials, and a sports page plus a women's page. It targets farmers and stock raisers with the market page and offers personal papers for each family member.
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