Happenings From Nearby Towns Prompt Notices
Briardale store owner C C Hoops plans to move his business to the west side of Main Street after purchasing the building from George Miller. Rev Bock will start as minister at St John s church in Brooke township five miles south of Peterson on Sunday November 1st arriving from Broadlawns Illinois. Ida Grove lacks a bank as First Trust Savings bank prepares to open Monday with Sykes as president and Roy Lohman cashier. Thieves target Olsen pool hall and a Standard Oil bulk station in Peterson area stealing cash and cylinder oil. Brooke school declamatory contest awards: Pauline Petton first dramatic Irene Kracht second. humorous class Henry Haight first Velma Mueller second. George J Schaller, Citizens First National Bank president, named to advisory credit committee for Hoover asset thaw plan in Storm Lake region. Mrs Blanche Park seeks 5473 81 in district court for damages from auto collision July 6th संद
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva Tribune
C. C. Hoops
Briardale
Main Street
George Miller
Peterson Patriot
Bock
St. John’s Church
Brooke Township
Peterson
Broadlawns
Iinois
Holstein Advance
Ida Grove
Ida
First Trust & Savings Bank
Tafes
A Sykes
Roy Lohman
Olsen
Standard Oil
Brooke Consolidated School
Pauline Petton
Irene Kracht
Henry Haight
Velma Mueller
Storm Lake Register
George J. Schaller
Citizens First National Bank
Hoover
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Blanche Park
W. F. Park
Howard Hank
Hank
West Fifth Street
Buena Vista Plans Homecoming Weekend Activities
Buena Vista college announces a Homecoming program for Friday and Saturday. The events start with three one act plays in the chapel, a campus float parade at 10 30 Saturday, a reunion lunch at Old Main, a 2 30 game at Bradford field between the Beavers and Cotner, and an all college dance to cap the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista College
B. V
Old Main
Beavers
Cotner
Bradford Field
Nebraska
Buena Vista
Local Alta News Notes and City Updates
Eric Larson left the hospital on October 21. Emmie Hatch and Abbie Wall visited Mrs. Harold Anderson in Aurelia. Ralph Porter became Morningside College Sigma Phi Sigma chapter president. Kislingburys moved to Paullina where he is cashier at First National Bank. Twenty six pupils take band instruction planned for mainly elementary grades. First National Bank of Alta assets to be sold at public auction October 31 1938. L E Johnson returned from a three day Chicago trip with his stolen Pontiac recovered at Buena Vista county fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Larson
Emmie Hatch
Abbie Wall
Harold Anderson
Aurelia
Ralph Porter
Alta
Morningside College
Sigma Phi Sigma
C. G. Kislingbury
Paullina
First National Bank
D. D. Bourne
First National Bank of Alta
L. E. Johnson
Chicago
Buena Vista County Fair
Despair in History Foretells Hard Times and Resolve
A Harper's Weekly excerpt from October 10 1857 laments global panic and domestic hardship amid a looming winter without work. The piece warns against moral decay while urging national resolve to preserve greatness and endure the current crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
Europe
China
Harper’s Weekly
Shank and Son Orlo Take Over Phillips Station
J Shank and son Orlo took over the Phillips gas and oil service station in the East building from H W Meyer. They plan to offer a complete line of tires and tubes with the gas and oil operation. Orlo Shank will use the office as headquarters for his trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shank and Son
Orlo
Phillips Gas and Oil
H. W. Meyer
the Sentinel
Orlo Shank
Evans Construction wins graveling contract for Primary No 5
The Evans Construction Company of Early were the successful bidders to gravel the new Primary No 5 northwest from Cherokee to just south of Marcus a distance over 14 miles. The contract was let Tuesday by the State Highway Commission and the price to be paid is $7 472.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Construction Company
Early
Cherokee
Marcus
Marcus Beats Aurelia in County Football Clash 8 to 0
Marcus high school defeated Aurelia 8 to 0 on Marcus grounds in a county conference game. Marcus scored a safety in the second quarter and sealed the win with a late touchdown driven after several punts and turnovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Marcus
Marcus High
Marcus Grounds
Cleghorn
Gearke
Will
Meier
Scott
Wills
Aurelias
Georke
Jones
Meiers
Trial Jurors Drawn for November Court Terms
Trial jurors for the November 1931 term were drawn and summoned to appear November 23 at 10:00 a m. The list includes George Alberty Marcus Clarence Bock Mae Berkman Mrs C G Berry Pat Brady L H Brown Jerry Buckley Henry Buddenhagen Rosa Buswell Leslie Card Oscar Carlson Melvin Casey J H Clow Leland Dawson E L Douvin John Dwyer Mrs Ernest Fassler Harvey Geibe J B Gilbert Jno Glassmaker Elmer Glidewell Louis Grauer Wm Gregg R J John Hasse Byron Hill Adam Hobach John Holderness Sam Hyde Mrs John Hyndman Oscar Johnson C R Kent F W Kelpin Forrest Knipe Chas Kracke George Lockwood J Hazel Mansfield F L Morton G H Needs Martin Nelson Mrs Edna Paulson R L Pinkerton Elmer Powell Ruth Ree Frank Roepke A E Rubbert J M Schisser Carl Shafer Mrs Neliig Totman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alberty
Marcus
Clarence IF. Bock
Mae Berkman
C. G. Berry
Pat Brady
L. H. Brown
Larrabee
Jerry Buckley
Quimby
Henry Buddenhagen
Aurelia
Rosa Buswell
Meriden
Wm. Gregg
John Hasse
Byron Hill
Peterson
Adam Hobach
John Holderness
Sam Hyde
John Hyndman
Oscar Johnson
C. R. Kent
F. W. Kelpin
Forrest Knipe
Chas. Kracke
George Lockwood
Cleghorn
Mrs. Neliig Totman
Molyneux to Spend Winter in Honolulu and Local Changes
A. R. Molyneux leaves for Honolulu to spend the winter with son Dr. A. Z. Molyneux. Charles Rhoades buys three East Main street lots to add to his business. Lippert Construction wins a state highway office contract worth 3450 dollars. Automobile licenses issued at one a minute in first hour. City installs four metal buttons at Second and Main indicating left turns ten feet from the light. Mayor A Lawrey Jr confirms locations of the indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Molyneux
A. Z. Molyneux
Honolulu
Charles Rhoades
East Main Street
Grace Main
Sheriff's Office
Lippert Construction Company of
Ovens
State Highway Commission
Lippert
A. Lawrey, Jr
Arthur Fraser Dies After Long Illness in Aurelia
Arthur Fraser died at his Aurelia home Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. He had lived in the area all his life except for a period in Alta and ran the family grain business for 25 years. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 30 p.m. with Rev. Edwin Trigg officiating, burial in Aurelia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fraser
Aurelia
Ife
Alta
Edwin Trigg
Former Aurelia Couple Married in Minneapolis
Arthur W. Larson of Storm Lake and Gladys Chilgren of Alta, formerly of Aurelia, wed in Minneapolis last Thursday, October 22. They returned to the Chilgren home near Albert City for a reception Sunday evening and will reside in Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Larson
Storm Lake
Gladys Chilgren
Alta
Aurelia
Minneapolis
Larson
J. E. Chilgren
Albert City
Albin Larson
Gladys
P. G. Larson
Luke Arneson
C. O. Larson
C. C. Larson
Larson Bros
Alta Hospital
Aurelia World War Vet Awarded Insurance Payout
A federal court jury in Sioux City awarded Walter Holderness of Aurelia eight thousand eight hundred thirty seven dollars and fifty cents monthly thirty seven dollars for life under a war risk policy. Holderness proven to have contracted diabetes in 1919 while in army service. government disputed total disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Holderness
Aurelia
United States
Sioux City
Holderness
Volney Diltz
Des Moines
Winter duties and lingering frost delay in Iowa
As of Thursday afternoon this region has not seen a killing frost for tomatoes. Flowers still bloom outdoors and late vegetables have green tops but spring remains far off. Caution urged against going without coal this winter.
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California
Florida
Iowa
Meat Inspection Work Protects Human Health
M G Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture defends federal meat inspection and tuberculosis eradication, noting 1906 start under Roosevelt, tests on carcasses, removal of infected glands, and condemnation of diseased parts. Dressed chickens Saturday at the Home Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
M. G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Weddings and appointments dot brief community notes
Ten years back announces the marriage of Merman Hinkledey of Han over to Elia Gneme of Galva. A. A. Dingman’s postmaster appointment was confirmed by President Harding. Ironing moves into a new addition in Lockin's addition as the Giawe couple visits. Twenty years ago Milo Butterfield and Hazel Beers wed at Armstrong and move here. Waddell occupies a room once Georgie Garber’s. Butterfield & Thompson plan moving picture show space. Maltby reports forty acres of corn at 100 to 103 bushels per acre and another forty at about 80 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman Hinkledey
Hanover
Elia Gneme
Galva
A. A. Dingman
Harding
Milo Butterfield
Hazel Beers
Armstrong
A. If. Waddell
Georgie Garber
Mr. Waddell
Butterfield & Thompson
Arthur Maltby
Classified Ad Rates Promotion
The notice promotes new classified ad pricing offering 10 cents per line for the first insertion and a lower per line rate for subsequent insertions. It outlines cost savings for advertisers choosing multiple insertions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hess Hog
F. E. Pratt
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Alta Advertiser
J. Shank
Son Orlo
Phillips Station
County Seat News
Aurelia, IA
Sentinel
Ironing
Lockin’s Addition
Bert Giawe
Avington
South Dakota
Henry Giawe
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