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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1916

Page

2

Lecture Course Dates For The Coming Season

The Aurelia schools announce a five‑event lecture series at the Congregation Church with season tickets selling soon. Notables include Sue Burgess Concert Party on Oct 23, Dr John A Gray on Nov 25, Strange Coleman Entertainers on Jan 4, Ray Newton on Feb 5, and Parker Fennelly on Mar 7. Season tickets are $1.50. school children $1.00.

Aurelia Sue Burgess Miss Burgess Joseph Leonard Curtis Septimus E. Barbour John A. Gray Strange Coleman Midland People Ray Newton Prince of Magic Parker Fennelly

No Parole Denied for Hessenius in Man Slaughter Case

The state board of parole refused parole for E. P. Hessenius convicted of man slaughter in 1912. He was sentenced to up to eight years in Fort Madison. A second parole hearing on September 5 denied parole. his case will auto reappear annually. Hessenius is at the state custodial farm near Des Moines.

Hessenius State Board of Parole E. P. Hessenius Fort Madison Board of Parole Atte Board of Parole Hesseniue Des Moines

National Pay Up Week Set for October 2 7

National Pay-Up Week, October 2 to 7, aims to mobilize communities nationwide to circulate dollars by paying debts. The plan urges individuals and merchants to clear accounts to stimulate prosperity, noting farmers and commerce benefit as debts are settled and money moves through the economy.

United States Gulf of Mexico Aurelia

Regional News Roundup From Small-Town Papers

Reports from Aurelia Storm Lake and other towns note visits and marriages. J P Buchan praises Cherokee peanuts. Dan Thomas injured in Omaha shaft fall. Clark couple wed in Cherokee. Opera house fire at Early destroys multiple buildings. Remsen youth arrested for nighttime misconduct. Marcus church and school dedication led by Bishop Feehan. Peterson Power Co adds an engineer as production expands. Andrew Jensen takes Cherokees post.

Marcus News Holy Name Catholic Church Holy Name

Street Hill Improvement in Cherokee by City Forces

Cherokee Times reports Street Commissioner Dillon and crew completed work on the east hill, cutting the slope at the top and filling the bottom to lengthen the grade and remove part of the curve at the hill foot. The improvement will be appreciated though further grade reductions are possible with future funds. Leon Mitchell of Marcus wins first prize at the Interstate Fair for best calf fed by boys, with his calf also taking second in the open Angus class.

Hill Dillon East Hill Cherokee County Leon Mitchell Marcus Iowa Beef Producers’ Association Leon

Farm offers by Shea-Swensen Land Agency

Real estate note invites buyers to view farming options with Shea-Swensen Land Agency located in Cherokee Iowa. The message highlights farming profitability and agency contact.

Shea-Swensen Land Agency Cherokee Iowa

Weather and farming summary from Iowa region notes

The week's weather supported outdoor work with below normal temperatures and little rain. Farms filled silos, harvested corn, and stored fodder. stock threshing neared completion. potatoes dug. seed corn gathered. A frost on the 18th damaged some garden truck and late corn, but most crops remained healthy. Sunshine and winds will lessen damage. Wheat in northern counties grows. southern counties dry for plowing. Fall feed adequate. pasturage generally good though south-central weaker. For 1916 Iowa profit outlook, crop production remains strong. Paullins man Howard Suttor dies in auto accident near Peterson. car somersaults, skull fracture. Card of thanks expresses funeral assistance appreciation.

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Ten Years Ago Local Births Marriages and business notes

The record recalls Bert Waddell and wife welcoming a baby boy born Saturday September 22. Lulu Waddell wed Grover C. Moats September 26 at her parents’ home. A tobacco store opens next week in Wilson building north of Wall’s. manager WM Brown plans a varied stock. Dr. Avery sells his residence and moves to Colorado in October after seventeen years in Aurelia. Photographer P M Borglum to open studio in Wilson building by October 15 with upper story fit for a gallery, visiting every Wednesday. A J Whinery resigns as cashier of First National Bank. W H Bishel of Alta named successor. Bishel to occupy Whinery residence within a month. Remeen Farmer Henry Frerichs, 46, killed when his auto turned over near Remeen. accident details unclear with neighbor John Johnson hearing a car and boy sent to check on a likely mishap.

Bert Waddell Wm. Roger Lulu Grover C. Moats Wilson’s Wall’s Wm. Brown P. M. Borglum Alta Wilson Main Street A. J. Whinery First National Bank of the City W. H. Bischel Mr. Whinery Binchel Whinery Remeen LeMars Henry Frerichs Frerichs John John Johnson

Pioneer business man Ole Paulson dies at 65 in Aurelia

Aurelia mourns Ole Paulson a pioneer businessman who died at his farm near Aurelia on September 26 after a monthlong illness including asthma and pneumonia. He had spent 35 years in the town with Wisconsin Lumber Company, last as yard manager. Funeral at his home Friday at 1 pm and Norwegian Lutheran church at 2 pm, burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. A full obituary will appear next week.

Aurelia Ole Paulson Phoros Paulson Wisconsin Lumber Company Norwegian Lutheran Pleasant Hill

Mt Olive Store Fountain Meet Your Friends

At the fountain area the Mt Olive Store hosts a casual gathering as friends converge for a social meet up by the public fountain. The reminder invites attendees to join and catch up in the community space.

Mt. Olive Store

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W. A. Bischel Peterson Patriot Henry Braasch A. Tigges Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Lettie Russie C. H. Russie William J. Redden Detroit Mich St. Mary’s Church J. P. Buchan Thia Galva Tribune Omaha Dan Thomas Robert J. Clark Geo. Clark Rock Township Fern M. Clark Quimby Sioux City Buena Vista Eckerman Remsen Bell Walter Harms Remsen Maxahal Niggtling Nightfastic Scholler Peterson Power Co Andrew Jensen Nelson's Drug Store Woodward’s Opyright Fzart Schatner Marx Lewis Clothing’ Department Wilson Bros Paullins Autoccident Howard Suttor Peterson Linn Grove Suttor Oldham the Sentinel Dr. Avery John Degen Mrs. Avery Colorado Pioneer
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