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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
1
County Seat News Updates From Cherokee Iowa Area
Harrison Steele visits downtown after a rough spell. A license to wed was issued August 31 to Carl J. Klockow and Thelma Bau mann. Chief Ben Hall leaves for L. M. & S. Shoe Co.Robert Callahan resigns. J. Baumgardner moves to city from Galva. N D McCombs says radiophone equipment arrives in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Guy Courtright return from Chicago where he was treated for injuries from an Illinois Central shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Klockow
Buena Vista County
Thelma Baumann
Cherokee County
Ben Hall
L. M. & S. Shoe Company
Cherokee
Robert Callahan
J. Baumgardner
Security National Bank
Galva
Wanberg
Ast Sumner
Times
N. D. McCombs
Cherokee High School
McCombs
Guy Courtright
Chicago
Illinois Central
Courtright
Oil prospects emerge near Linn Grove and Sioux Rapids
Local meeting reports oil potential in Linn Grove area with geologist J H Hauber noting oil seepage and pressure indicators. Plan outlines leasing farms to fund a 3000 foot test well, with a committee named to manage leases. Nearby Sioux Rapids already hosts extensive leasing activity and Dubes and Ohlson win multiple Iowa State Fair Shorthorn prizes for Village Golden lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Janey Oveniad
J. H. Hauber
le Marg
Linn Grove
Sioux Rapids
Hauber
Wm. Sutton
C .0.Friedand
B. F. Powell
Geo. Anderson
Olaf Sewalson
Mr.Hau
Dubes & Ohlson
Local Alta Notes Real Estate Office Opens
A. R. Browne will open a real estate and insurance office in the Mail building north of the town hall. Local residents Sutter and Wilson returned from Wimbledon North Dakota to manage their land interests. Rev N A Wesgaard and daughter arrived from Tekamah Nebraska as he succeeds Rev M C Carstensen at Elk Baptist Church. Miss Hattie K Anderson and Mr Earl Bovee wed at the bride's home. Bert Gurney installs a radio system at the Alta State Bank with an aerial already up. cost about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Browne
Peter Sutter
Wilson
Wimbledom
North Dakota
N. A. Wesgaard
Tekamah
Nebraska
Wesgaard
M. C. Carstensen
Elk Baptist Church
Hattie K. Anderson
Earl Bovee
Elk Township
Bert Gurney
Alta State Bank
Chris Hustedt
Maple Valley Township
Hanover
Federated Church Notes Morning and Evening Services
Congregational and Baptist home church led by Pastor H Gillet with Iona Brogius as assistant. Services listed for 10:30 am and 8:00 pm, Sunday School at 11:45, Christian Endeavor at 7:00. Missionary Society met at Mrs Arends’ home. next Sunday Brosius speaks morning and Gillet evening on Harvest and The Nobleman at Capernaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Congregational and
Baptist A
Iona Brogius
Christian Endeavor
The
Missionary Society
Paulson Brothers Lot Sale In Aurelia Auction Brings High Prices
Seven Aurelia lots sold at auction on Saturday averaging 5265 with top price 700 paid by Fred Hilton. Frank Waddell bought one for 530, Henry Deyloff 475, and Moses Mummert purchased four, two at 470 and the other two at 500 and 480. Reports say land movement is returning as buyers from other communities invest in farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulson Brothers
Paulson, Brothers
Aurelia
Fred
Hilton
Frank Waddell
Henry
Deyloff
Moses Mummert
Pought
Pigs Will Die Alara Berane Off The Breadth
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pigs and a place Berane with unclear context and a bulleted phrasing. Limited readable facts prevent a clear event or outcome.
Fortune Teller Predicts Change at the City Electric Plant
Fragmentary radio style dialogue mentions a fortune teller and a worker at an electric company. The text references a son or daughter in a family and a curious exchange about news and hunger for information. No clear names or events emerge.
Wise Guy Quip Sparks Quiet Insight In Penn Reminiscence
The silent man is described as not a fool by Penn who notes he knows his path. He thinks errors like others but keeps them to himself, a discreet self awareness highlighted in a reflective aside.
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Penn
The Hire the Lover Exchange
A terse dialogue shows an elder son seeking work while another longs to learn. The speaker notes the differing ambitions as a playful jab at desire and education. The exchange hints at family dynamics and contrasting aims without further detail.
Thrifty Spot Mention Sparks Scotsman Phrase
A clipped note references a Scotsman repeatedly saying hae or have in thrift context. The brief item appears in a Boston Transcript archive snippet with casual quotation marks and dialect hints.
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Boston
Fragmentary note hints at personal message use
A partial handwritten fragment contains phrases about longing to tell someone in a heart related line. The legible parts reference a personal sentiment rather than public content. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the readable text.
Marriage Longevity Reflected In Shared Years
Brief lines reflect a long married life with whispers of a spouse's memory and the passing of years. The dialogue hints at companionship, adjustment, and the weight of shared history within a couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loge
Pete
Tit for Tat and Counterfeit Trade Recounted
A fragmentary legal notice-like item describes a dispute over a counterfeit transaction where one party claims repayment after a prior injury and another characterizes the exchange as settling a prior debt. The text mentions a horse reference and a distraint of funds as part of the tale.
Daughter Chan Sings Soloist Debut in School Program
A brief note highlights daughter Chan starring as soloist in a school concert. The event features student performers. attendance is expected from families and staff.
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