Happenings in neighboring towns report bonds for electric plant
Various short items from Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Cleghorn Galva and Storm Lake Register note a bond election for a $100000 electric plant in this city and other local happenings. Also reported are hospital. deaths. school election details. and business prospects for Storm Lake area hotels.
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Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Peterson Patriot
Herman Meier
Cherokee
Oma E. Thomas
D.O. Nay
Augusta
Storm Lake
Effie A. Nusbaum
Lake Front
Rdedy
Baptist Evangeliots Meet in Aurélia With Guest Rev Nelson
Rev P C Nelson of Battle Creek Michigan arrived Wednesday night to assist Rev G L Roper at Mt Olive Baptist Church. They plan special meetings starting Thursday evening in the Aurélia Methodist church until the large tent arrives.
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Baptist Evangeliots
P.C. Nelson
Battle Creek
Michigan
G. L. Roper
Baptist’ Church
Aurélia
Methodiat Church
Bus Drivers Wanted for School Routes
Job notice seeking drivers with teams for school bus routes. Bids due by August 23. E S Kiernan, Secretary. Reference to new fall date at Mra Nelsons.
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E.S. Kiernan
Mra
Nel‘son's
Campaigns and town changes as Cherokee editorials note
Local notes report Sisk and James pushing stock sales for the American Theatre project and a building wrecking for the same site. Larkin Tire & Rubber plans to rebuild after a fire, with fire loss adjustment pending. Mabel Wiweke and Cecil Rulon wed at the Methodist parsonage. Captain Ausman returns from France to resume duties as train master. County vote shows strong support for paved roads with a 600 to 700 majority forecast.
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Frm
Fred Halbaver
Denver
Colorado
Sisk & James
New American Theatre Corporation
R. H. French
New American Theatre
Moore Tailoring Co
Larkin Tire & Rubber Co
Elm and
Fourth Streets
Misa Mabel Wiweke
L. A. Wiweke
Cecil Rulon
Methodist Parsonage
E. C. McDade
Alta News Items and Local Notes From The Advertiser
Mrs Lara Johnson dies at Alta home aged 72 years 7 months 10 days. Land sales show price rises from 410 to 440 per acre for Enemark farm, now owned by Peter Swannon. Opening of Alta schools moved to Sept 2 due to Labor and Homecoming days. Gust Lundgren nets about $1000 from fourteen hogs. Victor Johnson yields 80 bushels per acre of potatoes at $3.00 a bushel. Irene Helgerson ill with gangrenous appendicitis, operatie performed, condition improving. George Scheflow to bring ten to twelve for sewer work. camp to board workers. Col E Rutledge and family return from 3500 mile tour. Obituary Herman H Pingel born Lieka Germany 1863 died Aurelia Aug 6 1919 aged 56. Nine children, eight living. funeral Aug 9 at home and Afton church.
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Lara Johnson
Alta
William Farrow
Enemark
Peter Swannon
Robert Whyte
John Farrow
Gust Lundgren
Victor Johnson
Irene Helgerson
Gust Helgerson
Morrison
Johnson
George Scheflow
St. Paul
Herman H. Pingel
Lieka
Mecklenburg
Germany
Aurelia
Iowa
Rochester
America
Illinois
Mica Maria Buddenhagen
Afton Township
Henry
Anna Roggon
Rose
Chas
Ella
John
Harry
Leela
Harold
Chas. Ia
Peterson
Lew Pingel
John Sump
Yorktown
C. Miller
C. Felton
Lews
Pingel
German Lutheran Church of
Afton
Baumann
Forger Arrested at Aurelia Taken Back to Des Moines
Everett D. Creuz, son of J D Creuz, attempted to cash a $180 check in Aurelia issued by Hansen and Hansen a Des Moines clothing firm. Deputies held him in the county jail Thursday night and Des Moines officers transported him back Friday morning upon orders from his father.
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Aurelia
Des Moines
Everett D. Creuz
J. D. Creuz
Hansen & Hansen
W. H. Bischel
Hill
Creuz
Hartigan Dies in Sioux City at 88
James Hartigan 88, a former Aurelia resident, died yesterday in a Sioux City hospital from arteriosclerosis. He lived 13 years in Sioux City as a retired farmer after moving from Aurelia where his farm was. He is survived by son James A. Hartigan and daughter Anna M. Hartigan of 1706 Rose Street and another son T. W. Hartigan of Cherokee. Wife predeceased him. Body to be sent to Aurelia for burial.
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Sioux City
Storm Lake approves municipal light plant plan
In Storm Lake Iowa the proposal to build a municipal electric light plant passed by 439 for and 25 against. The related $100000 bond issue carried 419 to 20. Fourteen women voted, with twelve voting yes.
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Storm Lake
Canning Peaches Sale Announced by G. J. Lewin
Opening now for three hundred boxes of Fancy California Freestone Peaches for canning. This and next week are the sale period, G. J. Lewin urges customers to buy.
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G. J. Lewin
Aurelia Happenings Ten Years Ago Recap
The Priscilla Club enjoyed an outing at the Casino in Storm Lake. Mr and Mrs Herman Hansen return from their wedding trip. Roy Pierce will pitch for Fonda's team for a month. Epworth League picnic planned at Storm Lake. Principal elect Berk expected next week. Nels Siglins' threshing machine arrives and threshing begins at Dawson farm. James Will dies of Brights disease. burial at Silver cemetery. Remains of Arnold Harry Bischel transported to Ashton. services by Rev Parks. A for sale notice appears in local column.
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Priscilla Club
Storm Lake
Herman Hansen
Roy Pierce
Fonda
Epworth League
Berk
Aurelia
Nels Siglins
W. P. Dawson
James Will
Silver Township
Silver Cemetery
Henry Biachel
Ashton
Harry Bischel
Biachel
Parks
Arnold Harry Bischel
Harry A
Anna Bischel
Iowa
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F. G Scott
George Blanch
A. H. Eddy
J. C. Lockin
P. D.wine
County Seat News
Carrington
Marshalltown
W. E. Aueman
France
Plymouth County
LeMare
the Sentinel
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mayer Brothers Clothes
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E. £. Rutledge
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Nebraska
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