Interesting News From Far and Near Collected
A compilation notes Paullina stores closing at 6 30 daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays. Local figures include Chero kee star Harry Smith entering Coe College Cedar Rapids and Ida Grove drowning of Harold McCabe age 22 at a new pool.
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Paullina
Harry Smith
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Harold McCabe
Ida Grove
Methodists
LeMara
Kenyon
United States
Linn Grove
Richard J. Vigars
Louis Brown
Varina
Storm Lake
Washta
Republican-Press
Sioux Rapids
Marcus
Garvin
Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Modern Woodmen May Reinstate Members After Lapse
Modern Woodmen may reinstate all members suspended between February 1 1912 and December 1 1913 without medical exams by affidavit of good health and pay future assessments at prior rate. Apply to Camp Clerk B Butterfield by October 30 1914. 25-3 B Butterfield.
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B. Butterfield
Diarrhoea Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs. C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping a summer complaint after one dose twelve years ago. The product is sold by J C Nelson as advertised in Sentinel ads to generate business.
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Chamberlain
C. W. Florence
Rockfield
Ind
J. C. Nelson
County Seat News from Cherokee Papers
Local notes report Cherokee area activity with football schedules and business moves. Sioux City game set for Sept 26 at home. A D Coffman visits Cherokee. K P hall moves to Smith building. Frank Brunson buys Star restaurant. Alfred Zwick buys J J Mathews home. high school team prospects praised under Coach Larson. Democrat nominee Wm Shardlow withdraws from county auditor race.
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Democrat
Sioux City
Republican
Larson
Grinnell
Williams awarded ten thousand in Illinois Central suit
After a five day trial in Cherokee, Jas Williams sued the Illinois Central Railroad. The jury returned a verdict at 10:60 p m sealing until morning, granting Williams 10000 dollars. The sole disputed issue was the verdict amount.
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Williams
Illinois Central
Cherokee Times
Jas, Williams
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Williaps
Ten Years Ago Notes From Aurelia Community
Edwin Georke began work at Farmers and Merchants on a Monday. Masons labored on L. H. Parker’s foundation with carpenters to start soon. Modern Woodmen aims to recruit new members at an Aurelia visit. Corn prospects improve as frost danger passes and business picks up. Otto Johnson’s house northeast of Aurelia caught fire but was saved. damage about 50 dollars. An incendiary used kerosene and kindling on the porch. A fuel can nearby could have caused greater damage.
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Edwin Georke
Farmers & Merchants
L. H. Parker
Woodmen Lodge
Aurelia
Frost
Jack Frost
Otto Johnson
Primrose Company Brings Dont Lie To Your Wife To Alta
C S Primrose's Company appears at the Alta opera house on Tuesday evening September 29 with Campbell B Casad's riot of laughter Dont Lie to Your Wife. The Chicago Whitney run proved a popular tour stop and the sketch follows three gentlemen planning a night out while their wives are away.
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C. S. Primrose
Alta Opera House
Campbell B. Casad
Whitney Opera House
Chicago
Alt a News Items From The Advertiser
Miss Inez Coombs of Aurelia visits cousins Miss Vivian Bell and Miss Lucile Bell. LP Stangland plans to leave for Chicago to secure a job with a drug firm. Art Stangland wins first money in a motorcycle race at the Sutherland fair despite wet track conditions. Mrs Elmer Peterson undergoes surgery at Alta hospital and is recovering well. Nils Anderson visiting Sweden expects to return home by early October. Will Scambler and wife plan to sail from England to the United States after visiting Denmark, returning home soon.
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Inez Coombs
Aurelia
Vivian
Lucile Bell
Stangland
Chicago
Art Stangland
Sutherland Fair
Elmer Peterson
Alta Hospital
Nils Anderson
Sweden
Alta
Will Scambler
Denmark
England
United States
Seiners Busy At Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
Seining Storm Lake for soft fish began at month’s start with seven hauls totaling 40 000 pounds of carp and 22 000 pounds of buffalo. The year’s largest carp haul reached 25 000 pounds on September 3. Catfish numbers surprised, buffalo weighed up to 36 pounds this year. last year a 68 pound buffalo was landed. L Hinshaw and Joe Bojanowski of Spirit Lake lead a crew of fourteen with local men staying at homes near ice houses and the reat.
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Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
L. Hinshaw
Joe Bojanowski
Spirit Lake
Paralyzed stroke claims life of Sheldon resident George Ruebsam
George Ruebsam died at his Sheldon home on Friday September 18 from a paralytic stroke. Born in Treffort Germany he would have turned 57 December 1. He came to the U S in 1871 and Iowa in 1880. He leaves a wife five children and many relatives in the area. Funeral services were held at his Sheldon home and burial followed in the local cemetery.
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George Ruebsam
Sheldon
Ruebsam
Aurelia
Treffort
Germany
Iowa
George
August
Carl
Wm. Mayfield
Ed Berendt
Sioux City
Tobias
Henry
Willie
George Kolpin
Bertha Reckoff
Ira Mann
Messrs
Mesdames
Henry Ruebsam
Geo. Kolpin
Iran Mann
Albert Pingel
Henry Sansen
George Glawe
H. W. Bischel
Ernest Kolpin
Louie Pingle
Hawks Nursery Ad Seeks Help In Wauwatosa
The Hawks Nursery Co. of Wauwatosa Wisconsin advertises high weekly pay with part expenses covered and free outfit. Start now at home territory.
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Hawks Nursery CO
Wauwatosa
Wia
Electric light plant contracts awarded for Cherokee Aurelia line
The city council opened bids and awarded three contracts for the Cherokee to Aurelia electric line and town lighting. American Electric Supply Co of Chicago gets $1 680 36 for high tension material, McGraw Co of Sioux City $2 825 90 for town lines and meters, Johnson Brothers of Aurelia $1 000 to build the Cherokee city lines. Completion within ninety days and future Main street lines pending.
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Cherokee
Aurelia
American Eiectric Supply Co
Chicago
Farmers National Bank
Johnson Brothers
Hawkeye
J. S. Mummert
Main Street
R. T. Dick
First National Bank Reveals Strong Reserves in Public Statement
The bank reports to the Comptroller of Currency in Washington that it is in excellent condition with 277705.38 invested in Government Bonds and farmer loans near Aurelia and a total reserve fund of over 66000, 26000 above the required legal reserve. The bank has always maintained a strong reserve to ensure ample funds for customers.
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First National
First National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
Aurelia
Ita Euatoniry
Death of C. J. Jimmerson in Iowa region
C J Jimmerson died Tuesday night September 22 at 10 o'clock after four weeks battle with stomach cancer. He lived seven miles northeast of Aurelia. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1 PM at his home and at 2 PM at the Alta Methodist church. Burial followed in Alta cemetery.
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C. J. Jimmerson
Aurelia
Alta
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Buena Vista
College
Buena’ Vista
Dr French
Board of Presbyterian Colleges
William Marks
Lew Metcalf
Mackinaw Coats
Hart Schaffner & Mara
G. J. Lewis
Sentinel
County Seat News
A.‘D. Coffman
Farmers’ State Bank
Larrabee
Smith Building
Frank Brunson
Star
Parker & Sleezer
Brunson
Alfred Zwick
J. J. Mathews
Sherman Avenue
Mathew
Sumer Street
Wm Shardlow
Cherokee County
Shardlow
The
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