Local newspaper advertising and subscription rates
Readable entries show Thursday publication, second class matter at Aurelia Iowa. Advertising rates include display per inch twenty cents, Powiat advertising per inch twenty six cents, locals per line ten cents, cards of thanks per line. Subscription rates a year in county or outside Cherokee county and foreign countries at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
BE. & Lighter
Powiak
Snldec
Cherokee County
Temperance Talk Mixes Politics and Prohibition
President Coolidge says Defenders Day is not political while Dr. Eliot claims prohibition is near. A temperance worker notes that moderate drinkers often fail to stay true, a stage of the political campaign that later reveals its true course as the public waits about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Eliot
Social Notes From Afton and Vicinity
Mrs John Beck returned from Minnesota visiting sister Mrs James Main. Miss Lois Ware spent a week with Cherokee friends. Mrs Will Robinson and daughter Lois of Paullina visited Guy Robinson. Mrs Jim Ware traveled to Aurelia to see sister Mrs Whitmey. Miss Mary Beck stayed with brother Riley Beck in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Frank Mummert hosted visitors from St Joseph Missouri. Ora Young home after two weeks with Cherokee friends. Hollengren family left Weandtang for a visit. A two course luncheon was served after a motion to spend the afternoon there. Mrs Frank Phipps visited Cherokee with son Welker and wife. Dexter McQuinn did business in North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Campbell of Adaza Iowa were weekend guests of Wm Menefee. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Guy Akers last Friday. Will Hansbruch purchased the Standard Oil business from Pierce &
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beck
Minnesota
James Main
Lois Ware
Will. Robinson
Lois
Paullina
Guy Robinson
Jim Ware
Aurelia
Whitmey
Mary Beck
Sioux City
Riley Beck
Frank Mummert
Missiouri
Ora Young
Art
Hollengren
Weandtang
Fternoon” Apent
A. Motion
Frank Phipps
Welker
Dexter McQuinn
North Dakota
Campbell
Adaza
Iowa
Wm. Menefee
Guy Akers
Will Hansbruch
Standard Oil
Pierce
Local Notes and County Fair Highlights from Afton
Afton area residents including Frank Dyslin Earl Bwick and Ray mond attended the State Fair and visited Arthur Stoner home. Ruth Melton returned from Sac Guy after summer school. Lois Holmes stayed with Aunt Mrs Guy Jonach in Linn Grove. Schools began on Monday Sept 1. Afton Farm Bureau Picnic August 29 featured speeches races and meals with the girls club earning about 7 dollars from a stand. Fair Son DeVour meets Sept 6 with Ona Morgan at the McQuinn hose. girls urged to bring finished garments and any posters showing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Dyslin
Earl Bwick
Raymond
Guy Johnach
Linn Grove
Afton Farm Bureau
Fair Son DeVour
Ona Mongan
McQuinn
J. W. Harris
Spencer
Earl Zwick
Clara
Ruth
Paulson
Hans
Black Hills
Genieva
Community Notes From Aurelia and Surrounding Areas
Local fragments report gatherings and visits across Aurelia. Howard Haight and family visited Okoboji while Dwight Anderson returned home to Rembrandt after summer with Carl Ammons. Mr and Mrs W N Booth hosted a Sunday get together and a theatre party with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Anderson
LeRoy ‘Goettsch
Phylis
Goettsch
Aurelia
Maratha Kolpin
Carl Ammons
Diamond Center News Roundup of Visits and School Start
Miss Estella Peterson arrived last week after a Chicago visit and Wisconsin trip with friend Margaret Hench. Attendees at the Iowa State Fair included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dubes and children, Miss Margar et Hench, and other locals. District 8 school opened Monday with Miss Rena Swanson teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Peterson
Chicago
Wisconsin
Margaret ~ Hench
Winterset
Tow
Des Moines
C. C.dubes
Hazel Weise
Marjorie
Frank Huseman
W. F. Hickey
Theo
Nordstrom
Margaret Hench
Arthur Hickey
C. “Peterson
Nina Ohlaon
Mount Olive
Galva
Wendell
Anna
Vera
Melva Peterson
Cecelia
Dorothy Linquist
Vernon
Clifford Ann
Clarence
Lake Okoboji
Mondaning
Rolls
Craig
Rena
Swanson
Random Shots and Olive Entertainment Evening Recalled
Odd fragment describes an evening event with entertainers and music. It mentions appreciation from friends and a return of familiar acts. Missing details leave the summary with limited specifics about location or date.
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Afton and Vicinity
Afton and Elk
Diamond Center News
Western Newspaper
Union Advertising Service
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Ee Sena
Batt Ed
I Rey
Pel
Re Nee
Oan
Pao Ae
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