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VOLUME XXXVII.AURELIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUCDOINGS OF AURELIAhours by G. R. Wharton. 0. A. Royer, Dan Hankens, Wesley Nelson, Sam Groff, Henry Bauman, Alex McKinnonand W. C. Waddell.HAPPENINGS OF OURPUBLIC ASKED TOD. J. and Cl among Tuesda GeorgiiDEFENSE LEAGUENEIGHBORING TOWNSCONSERVE SUGARItems of Interest Gleaned From OarExchange Table.Ration of Two Pounds Per Capitaa Month.ChenG. Shili while b Mr. Shi the nor evening Mrs. SI just arc about i front d ! discovei been ei where t they foi and a sa The cas thus miNothing and fror done by with thlt;A special election will be held at Peterson soon to vote on the question of issuing bonds in the sum of $27,000 for the purpose of completing the school house now being erected.Storm Lake Register: The building occupied by John Dahl with his blacksmith shop for so long, is being torn down under orders from the authorities. The structure is the property of Mrs. W. Y. Skeels and has been considered a dangerous fire trap.Storm Lake Register: The business place of Albert Hanson at Alta was given a coat of yellow paint last evening. It is not just reported as to why this was done. Mr. Hanson we understand is a young married man but is in deferred classification.Washington, D. C., July 25.-The American public was asked by the food administration today to go on a sugar ration of two pounds per capita monthly beginning August 1 to meet a world shortage and to care for the immediate demands of the military forces.Householders’ rationing is made voluntary as at present, but public eating places will be required to observe new regulations, effective August 1, permitting the use of two pounds of sugar for every ninety meals served.Unless the consumption of sugar is reduced both by householders and the public generally, the food administration warns, supplies for Belgium, the Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., Knights of Columbus, Salvation army and other organizations working for the welfare of American military forces in Europe cannot be maintained.Sugar supplies throughout the country*, in bomSs, stores, factories ‘ and bakeries are at a low ebb; production from the American beet and Louisiana cane crops have been disappointing; theStorm Lake Boy a*Major Storm Lake, la., July 27.—Frank W. Mack, son of ex-Senator E. E. Mack, of Storm Lake, has just received his commission as major at Magnolia, Md. Major Mack was commissioned a first lieutenant at Fort Snelling at the first officers' training camp, and one month ago was promoted to a captaincy. He is attached to the chemical warfare service, and expects to go overseas in a short time.♦Notice to Ford OwnersDon’t buy an auto lock for your Ford until you have Seen the Security Auto Lock. S. M. Fouts, agent, phone 419.We ai Real Ee results, ty withSpecial, pork and beans with tomato sauce 10c per can at Harris’ the peoplewho save yon money.At the meeting of the Aurelia Defense League Tuesday night held at the Idle Hour theatre thirty-two more applications for membership were presented, bringing the total number up to that time to 1;9. At this meeting sixty-four applications presented at the last, meeting were voted upon and candidates will be given the obligation if present at the next meeting. Twenty-nine new members were given the obligation and sworn to abide by the by-laws and rules governing the league.The report of the farm labor committee shows that a great help has been given by the town people during the shocking season. The total number of hours put in by the town recruits amounts to 296 hours, which is equivalent to one month’s time for one man. This time has been so distributed that those mostly in need of help have been benefitted. Following is a list of those who have been out shocking since our last report.Thursday, August 25, for 0. B. Peters, three hours by G. J. Lewis, L. C. Johnson, W. Stutz, Bert Philpot, Dan Whitney and R. M. Hulbert.Thursday for Axel Kruse, three hours by E. S. Kiernan, Henry Baumann, E. A. Harris and O. A. Royer.Thursday for J. Greunig, three hours by E. G. Bates, Alex McKinnon, H. F, Reeder and O. A. Satter.Friday for Albert Johnson, three hours by G. J. Lewis, E. C. Lighter, Dan Whitney, Alex McKinnon, O. A. Royer,- Glenn Nelson, G. R. Wharton, Henry Baumann and A. A. Rapp.Saturday for S. D. McClain, two and a half hours by E. C. Lighter, Glenn Nelson, O. A. Royer and G. R. Wharton.Saturday for Carl Whitzell, two and a half hours by A. A. Rapp, J. J. Dawson, E. C. Lighter and G. R. Wharton.Saturday for Axel Kruse, four and a quarter hours by L. P. Nelson, S. A. Nystedt, Wesly Nelson and A. Workman.Monday for W. E. Haight, three hours by E. G. Bates, G. R. Wharton,E. C. Lighter and W. C. Waddell.Tuesday for A. T. Larson, threeIn Arizona“IN ARIZONA,” is an up-to date Western Comedy Drama, picturing the Westerner as he really is, big-hearted, broad-minded, humorous and full of life. It contains bright dialogues, genuine humor, and a pretty love story. Jim Moore, the ranch foreman, is one of those true and manly westerners whom we all admire. Mabel Morrison, is that type of girl, who loves nature and understands it. Sam Bass, Pat O'Lary, and Molly Malone, furnish comedy throughout the entire performance, and keep the audience wondering who's who. Pedro Andoza, the Mexican, is not like most stage Mexicans, inasmuch as he is a likeable character, from start to finish. Bill Boggs, the sheriff, and Dave Graham, the ranchman, are the type of westerners who want every man to receive his just dues, whether he be friend or foe.All in all, the play is natural; nothing far-fetched or overdrawn. Genuine wit, closely followed by stern realities, with here and there, a touch of romance.“In Arizona,” is written by Addison Aulger, who also wrote, “Where The Trails Meet,” the play which met with universal approval last season.Aulger Bros. Big Show, under canvas, will present, “Ih Arizona,” A Romance of the Western Range, in Aurelia on Saturday, August 3.Stivers, passenger and freight agent of the Illinois Central at this place, haabeen released from his duties and hawreturned ' to his former station at Washta. C. W. Stoker of Matlock, Iowa, succeeds him. Mr. Stoker is a young married man.Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: R, T.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 01, 1918
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