New Train Service Opens Aurora Aurelia Line
The Hingis Central announces new Sunday train service. Train 101 arrives Aurelia 5 48 am and serves westbound passengers to regular stops. Train 102 arrives 7 45 pm and serves eastbound passengers to regular stops. Service links Aurelia with Cherokee LeMars Sioux City and points west and Storm Lake Fonda Manson Fort Dodge and Chicago. Buy morning tickets the night before. E W Hur age.
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Hingis Central
Aurelia
Cherokee
LeMars
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Fonda
Manson
Fort Dodge
Chicago
E.W. Hur
Age
Wedding Blessing Courts Five Mile North Home
Ina Pearl Sanson wed Arthur G. Senson at the home of Mia and Mrs Geo Pamin five miles north of Aurelia. Minister W. O. Tompkins performed the ceremony in a white silk gown and black attire. Relatives and friends from Pt Doige and nearby areas attended, and the couple will reside on the Sanson place with wishes for a happy life ahead.
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Mia
Geo. Pamin
Aurelia
Ina Pearl
Arthur G. Senson
Tompkins
Ghereiee
Drogscha
Mare
D W. Moasenly
Gayg'iter
M E Church Notes Highlights Youth Programses and Lectures
No Methodist services next Sunday but Sunday school and Epworth League at 720 p m. Young Men's Club meets Tuesday with a paper on The Relation of the Englishman and the American and other numbers. Refreshments. C Durant Jones of Perry lecturing on The Wrong Time to Sleep at a union M E church meeting Sunday evening. Jones is editor president and temperance leader. admission free.
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Chasm
C. Durant Jones
Perry
M. E
Bo’elock
Jones
Cherokee County v Loft judgment dismisses suit
County seeks to recover deputy work as office fees. Judge Mould presided at the March term. Clerk of the District Court Priday ruled for Mr Loft and against the county, costs taxed at 34.50. Herrick & Herrick defended for Loft. County Attorney McCulla helped the plaintiff. The case was submitted for decision after advisement.
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Cherokee County
H. L. Loft
District Court
Priday
Mould
A. R. Molyneux
McCulla
Herrick & Herrick
The Cause of It Editorial Insight on Town Morale
A floating editorial argues towns fail from business neglect and weak public spirit. It says when potential homeowners and employers visit and see no active effort or optimism, they adopt the same gloomy mood, hindering growth and progress.
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Ovn
Enterprising Town Spirit Drives Local Improvement
A reflective piece urges residents to stay and invest effort in their own town. It contrasts bleak departure with active work to boost prosperity and personal growth, advising readers to shake off doubt and build a lively community where they live.
Koews and Knowls From Aurelia High
Aurelia High resumes the high school wit column under a new name Koews and Knowls From Aurelia High. The paper notes good attendance of 29 students, new entrants from eighth grade, and plans for baseball and basketball teams. Improvements include updated curtains in Mr. Fraser’s room, redecoration of the primary room, and fresh stair repairs.
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the Sentinel
Aurelia High
Nilson
Inez Coombs
Ralph Peterson
Quimby
Mr. Praser
Young Men's Club Banquet for Friends in Friendly Gathering
The local Young Men's Club hosted about 53 guests for a free three course banquet. Miss Leela Gay performed a piano solo, a Hats and Honeymoon conversational contest entertained, and charades followed. Toasts honored hosts and helpers, with readings and songs concluding the evening.
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Leela Gay
Astors
Ohlin Jones
Guild
The Automobile Versus Liquor Debate Among Farmers
An editorial argues farmers buy inexpensive automobiles as timesavers and health boosters, while condemning liquor spending. It asserts auto cash stays productive, contrasts with alcohol costs, and contemplates Kansas and Iowa farmer ownership, suggesting savings on drink bills could fund autos.
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Kansas
Iowa
Town Club Aims to Enrich Youth and Community
A local club plans meetings on Tuesday evenings inviting nonmembers to visit. It will add a library and athletic apparatus to its equipment. The aim is to provide social literary and athletic advantages not found elsewhere and to benefit the town’s young men through organized effort and prominent speakers.
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Ter
Doings in the District Court in September
Judge Gaynor adjourned the district court to Monday as juries prepared. Four indictments were returned including forgery and stolen-team cases against Geo F Carter and a grand jury payoff. Hahn pleaded guilty and received forty five days. Divorces granted and cases dismissed followed as estates and wills faced probate and judgments in this district court session.
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Gaynor
Geo. F. Carter
William Wentworth
Walter Whitney
Earl Hahn
Knoxville
Hahn
Frank Seavey
Daisy Gilchrist
Frank Gilchrist
Mary Glidden
Osman Glidden
Sadie M. Cleghorn
John Cleghorn
Plaintif
the McCall Co
J. S. Robinson
Ferbert Nothem Va
E. J
Wm Johns
John H. Vandorn
Ben Johnso
Hezekia
Rickard
Olaf Wilson
Elica May Hnott
Abirgare Dewitt
James Willand
Lo Ala
Hobart
Thos. Baftery
Join C. Pelton
John Hardman
John Reinert
Justice’s Court
Farmer Motoring and Luxury Versus Reform in Saloons
An editorial argues against restricting farmer auto ownership while urging Western interests to target alcohol and saloon waste. It defends private cars for cooling summer travel and visiting sick friends, contrasting aristocratic wealth with rural prosperity and road repair concerns.
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Wallaces
For Sale Ten Yearling Short Horn Bulls
Ten yearling short horn registered bulls for sale. Contact W E Haight Aurelia Iowa by phone 1110.
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Aurelia Ia
W. E. Haight
Looking Glass as a Health Tonic in Illness
A doctor advocates letting a sick patient glimpse his own reflection as a mild tonic when appropriate. He warns against overuse for severely ill patients but says a brief mirror moment can renew hope and deter despair. The piece cites hospital practices and cautions against vanity suppressing recovery.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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