Locals Fall to Marathon in Seven Two Defeat
Marathon defeated the locals 7 to 2 as Ewoldt struggled allowing fifteen hits through six innings. Mongan relieved in the seventh, striking out two with one hit allowed. Gavin and Siglin produced the locals' scoring, while Marathon pulled ahead with a big second inning and late insurance.
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Marathon
Ewoldt
Mongan
Gavin
Aurelia
Roger
Hill
Siglin
Couch
Bell
Pierce
F. Rapp
Leonard
J. Couch
Henry
Anderson
A. Rapp
H. Couch
Isecond
Roberts
Ashlund
Dungan
Abby
Agler
E. Rapp
Glenn Nelson Breaks Arm After Fall At Aurelia Site
Glenn Nelson fractured his right arm at the Aurelia Lumber yard while playing with companions. He fell from an elevated walk in the driveway, injuring his right wrist and straining the left wrist. Dr Bundy treated him and placed both wrists in splints.
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Glenn Nelson
Aurelia Lumber Coshed
Glenn
Nelson
Bundy
Glénnet Sieaty
Infertile Eggs and Rooster Management for Quality Market
Farmers advised to separate roosters from hens after hatching season to prevent bloodrings and wasted feed. Emphasizes selling roosters, maintaining good breeds like Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red, clean nests, twice daily egg gathering, cool dry storage, and regular market delivery to improve egg quality.
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Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Orpington
Rhode Island
Good Roads by Assessment The Road Maker
The legislature should consider Iowa road statutes allowing district based bond issues similar to Texas drainage law. Such a system would let communities fund road construction with about 3 percent borrowing, prompting petitions and swift approval, shifting from sentiment to actionable financing.
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Iowa
Texas
Iowa Leads in Live Stock in National Census
Des Moines Register reports Iowa ranks first in livestock value and swine production per USDA census. Texas follows. Illinois runner up for swine. Iowa trails in cattle to Texas, is third in dairy cows, and third in horses and asses. 1910 livestock value $393,003,198. overall stock value up about 40 percent since 1900. Poultry value 1912 $12,269,881 up 87.7 percent since 1900.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Bulletin
Texas
Lone Star State
New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Baseball Schedule Under Manager Gillham
Manager Gillham lists upcoming games for the team with dates and opponents. August 14 Nevel at Alta. August 21 Hopkins Bros. at Aurelia. August 23 at Remsen.
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Gillham
Nevel
Alta
Hopkins Bros
Aurelia
Remsen
Narrow escape as engine breaks through bridge and drowns front end
A Cherokee to Little Sioux river bridge collapse spared Fred Fassler from death when his engine plunged after timbers gave way. He was trapped for about thirty minutes, scalded by hot water from broken pipes, until his brother and a company man rescued him.
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Cherokee
Fred Fassler
Little Sioux
Fred
Narrow Escape From Under Bridge Engine
Fred describes a miraculous escape after he was pinned under a machine beneath a bridge for about thirty minutes. Trenches diverted hot water and kept him drenched, preventing scalding. the engine remains under the bridge and will be hoisted out for factory repair.
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Fred
Letter List August 1 1912 Postmaster
A transcription of a letter list dated August 1 1912 includes A C Rydell John Overhalt James 5 Bennett Wm M Buck H Reegh ely Herald Williams Axel Johnson and foreign entries August Svensson and W iP Marsh Postmaster listed.
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A. C. Rydell
John Overhalt
James 5. Bennett
Wm. M. Buck
H. Reeghely
Herald Williams
Axel Johnson
August Svensson
W. Ip. Marsh
Tournament Ball Games Draw Local Fans Amid Rain
A midweek baseball tournament attracted many nearby towns fans with a Thursday home crowd for Fonda and a strong showing for Sioux Rapids on Wednesday morning. Local team hosts Newell as Aston Cubs meet Diamond Center Tigers in a well attended Wednesday game despite rain.
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Fonda
Sioux Rapids
Newell
Aston Cubs
Diamond Center Tigers
Cubs Over Tigers In Tournament Opener 7 3
Afton Cubs beat Diamond Center Tigers 7 to 3 in the opening game. Aurelia players Siglin Ewoldt and Leonard Hill Roger contributed at key positions while Mangan pitched for Aston allowing three hits. Mummert yielded seven hits as Diamond Center struck all their runs in the fifth inning.
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Afton Cubs
Diamond Center Tigers
Aurelia
Siglin
Short
Ewoldt
Cubs
Leonard
Hill
Roger
Tigers
Mangan
Aston
Mummert
Diamond Center
Newell Defeats Locals 8 to 2 in Afternoon Tilt
Newell won Wednesday afternoon from the locals by a score of 8 to 2. Errors and timely hits by Newell's defense and offense doomed the locals while Schmidt pitched effectively for the visitors. Aurelia starter Bell was lifted for Mongon after the fifth inning due to wildness.
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Newell
Schmidt
Bell
Aurelia
Mongon
Aurelia 11 Sioux Rapids 2 Triumph in Morning Game
Aurelia defeated Sioux Rapids 11 to 2 after a strong start by Ewoldt who fanned eight and allowed only two hits. Sioux Rapids scored both runs on first inning errors while Aurelia tightened defense to shut them down.
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Aurelia
Sioux Rapids
Ewoldt
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