Interesting News From Far and Near Columns
A collage of short notices from Galva to Storm Lake details travels of John Irwin, arrests of forty auto drivers in Milford, transfers of players to St Louis Nationals, local deaths including Ranko Siefkin and Mrs. P. W. Macindoe, lawsuits, drownings, and farm business deals across Iowa towns with brief funeral and accident notes.
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John Irwin
Galva
Ireland
Milford
Joe Lotz
Remsen
Oshkosh
St. Louis Nationals
Ranko Siefkin
Remprandt
Andrew Hansen
Alta
A. C. Binnie
Edmonton
Canada
Methodist Church Notes Urge Attendance for Sunday Services
Reverend Earl Hoon invites the community to a 10 30 AM morning worship and 11 46 AM Sunday school at the Methodist Church. Mrs Grace Dawson will sing. No evening service due to plans to attend the local chautauqua, which is supported by local business leaders.
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Earl Hoon
Grace Dawson
Epworth League
Aurelia Ball Team Schedules Upcoming Games
The Aurelia ball team has games set for August 7 at Sioux Rapids and August 11 hosting All Nations in Aurelia. For sale ads note a local listing.
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Aurelia
Sioux Rapids
Largest Shoe Stock In Cherokee County At Aurelia Store
G. J. Lewis in Aurelia advertises the largest shoe stock in town with new fall shoes arriving daily. Shoppers can select from a wide range of styles and prices suitable for the season.
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Cherokee County
Aurelia
G. J. Lewis
Aurelia Chautauqua Set to Open Next Sunday
Aurelia hosts a five day chautauqua from the Redpath-Vanter system starting next Sunday on school grounds with a large tent and comfortable seating. Tickets are sold to guarantee $600 in advance, with season passes offering substantial savings over single admissions and aiding local boosters.
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Aurelia
Redpath
Chautauqua
All Nations Too Much for Local Team in 8 0 Loss
All Nations defeated the local team eight to zero on Tuesday afternoon. Jose Mendez the Cuban pitcher held the locals to a single hit by Albert Rapp in the eighth inning and struck out seventeen batters. Gano pitched for Aurelia in relief.
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Bujs
Jose Mendez
Albert Rapp
Mendez
Gano
Aurelia
Auto mishap near bridge saves Chas Rubberness
Chas Rubberness escaped serious harm when his car struck a bridge plank on a rural road. The back wheel and axle caught on the plank, leaving the nose grounded and him thrown about five feet. He walked to town, later driven home, with repairs limited to a front wheel running board.
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Chas
Charlie
Rubberness
Frank Jordan
Jordan Garage
Road Sign Vandalism Under Iowa Law Prompt Warning
Report cites Iowas road makers facing defacement akin to Illinois issues with rival markers. Arrows torn or turned, signs partly covered with advertising, or destroyed entirely, risking a $100 fine and up to 30 days in jail under section five, chapter 125 of the new Iowa Road Law.
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Iowa
Illinois
Holstein Young Man Dies In Auto Mishap On Circus Day
Wm. J. Gebers, 27, son of Chris Gebers, a Holstein farmer, died after a car accident on South Second Street while en route to a Ringling circus. His brother and Mr. and Mrs. Bates escaped serious harm as their vehicles collided near a bridge railing and plunged into willows. Gebers died shortly after at Hornibrook hospital. funeral held in Holstein after body removal from Appleyard rooms.
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Storm Lake
Marcus
Francis
Joe Metzgar
Wm. J. Gebers
Chris Gebers
Holstein
South Second Street
Ringling Circuit
Cherokee
Bates
Wm. Gebers
Hornibrook
Mr. Gebers
Appleyard
Chautauqua Series Brings Noted Lectures to Aurelia
Forty years of Chautauqua history, founded by Bishop Vincent, brings wholesome lectures and entertainment for five days at Aurelia. Local business leaders sponsor the event for 50 cents, with church services adjusted so all can attend.
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Vincent
Aurelia
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland Buys Relief With Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania says she suffered from sour stomach and bloating after meals until using Chamberlain's tablets. After two bottles she was cured. For sale by J. C. Nelson.
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H. G. Cleveland
Arnold, Pa
Chamberlain
J. C. Nelson
Europeans in U S Cannot Be Deported Says Baldwin
Naturalization clerk William Baldwin says aliens in the United States cannot be forced to leave to serve in foreign wars. He notes only kidnapping could compel return, and that first papers do not grant immunity from military service. Citizenship status does not exempt foreign born men.
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William Baldwin
Court House
Baldwin
United States
America
Special Election on Aurelia Electric Plant Bonds
The August 17 special election to approve a 7000 bond issue for an electric light and power plant in Aurelia will be open to women and men from 8 AM to 7 PM. The plan promises 24 hour service and transmission lines from Cherokee, boosting the town.
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Aurelia
Cherokee
Polis
A Cure For Sour Stomach by Mrs Thompson
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after using two bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets. She declares the remedy splendid none better and recommends it. Sold by J C Nelson.
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Wm. M. Thompson
Battle Creek, Mich
J. C. Nelson
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