Algae Free Lakes Front and Auto Injury Verdict
A Storm Lake meeting on state responsibility to keep lakes algae free and fish habitable is set for next Monday noon at Bradford. In a 1927 Clay County fair auto race case, E. W. Zieman won a 5000 dollar judgment against World Amusement Service and United States Fidelity and Guaranty, ruled by Judge F. C. Davidson.
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Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Bradford
Spencer, Ia
Clay County Fair
E. W. Zieman
World Amusement Service, Association
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
F. C. Davidson
Sheep killed by dogs in Afton Township attack
Cherokee Times reports farmer Forest Ware of Afton Township lost 30 sheep Monday night to dogs. The animals were found Tuesday morning, all fatally injured. The incident prompts local farmers to guard against stray dogs and protect flocks.
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Afton
Forest Ware
Mr. Ware
Pioneer George McAndrew Dies After 66 Years Near Aurelia
George David McAndrew died August 8 1930 at Aurelia Iowa after 83 years 10 months 8 days. Born in Glasgow Scotland September 30 1846 he came to America at five, settled in Clayton County, married Sarah Englert in 1874, and lived on a farm north of Aurelia for life. He leaves wife five children two daughters in law and many relatives. Funeral was Sunday at home with Rev Brigg officiating. Burial in Aurelia cemetery.
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George McAndrew
Aurelia
George David McAndrew
Glasgow
Scotland
Iowa
America
Clayton County
Sarah Englert
John
Ivy
Guy
Laura
Eva
Pearl
Watertown
South Dakota
Leith
North Dakota
Laura Whiting
Eva Kohlhagen
Pearl Kenny
Carbondale
Ilinois
P. D. McAndrew
Ainsworth
Nebraska
J. K. McAndrew
Yakina
Washington
Alex Gilchrist
Cherokee
Charles Gilchrist
Gann Valley
Margaret Gilchrist
Cherokee Iowa
Clifford Chandler
Maurice Edwards
Howard
Earl McAndrew
Jean McAndrew
West Los Angeles
California
Armelle Chandler
Muriel Alice
Edwin ‘Brigg
Aurea
George J. McAndrew
Watertown S. Duk
Mamie McAndrew
Roy Barnes
Carl McAndrew
James Grege
Postville
Nina Dahstrom
H. Oelke
Ed Johnson
John Siglin
Slayton Minn
Neal Whitney
Detroit
Michigan
Will Siglin
Carlson
S. Bodine
Alta
William Rowley
Alcester
S. Dak
W. H. Whiting
Z. W. Whiting
Leland Clark
Lake City
Manuel Newgard
Ruthven
Chas. Patton
Jessie McKinnon
Storm Lake
Clara Paulson
Sioux Falls
Thanks for sympathy during our husband and father’s illness and death
The family of Mrs Geogre McAndrew expresses gratitude for sympathy and assistance extended during the illness and death of their husband and father.
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Geogre McAndrew
Former Aurelian veteran dies in South Dakota
Joseph H. Hayes aged 87, Civil War veteran, died July 31 in Montrose South Dakota. Born July 23 1848 in Horicon New York he joined the 77th New York Infantry in 1862 and was discharged in 1865. He lived in Cherokee County Iowa from 1870 and moved to McCook County South Dakota in 1900 where he and Ellen Morgan married in 1872. He is survived by son William of Montrose and two grandsons. wife Ellen preceded him five years earlier.
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Montrose
South Dakota
Joe Hayes
Joseph H. Hayes
Horicon New York
77Th New York Infantry
Cherokee County
Iowa
Ellen Morgan
McCook County
William
Hayes
Piano Recital Program by Mrs Wad dell Pupils
The piano pupils of Mrs. O C Wad dell present a recital at the M E Church Thursday evening August 21 at 8 15 o'clock. The program lists works by Liming Williams Sage Wright Burnette Neville Bugbee LaMerne Ruebsam Adair Moore Nelson Spaulding Bell Roebsam Dieterich Rowe etc with solos by Robar Martin Dale Robar Gilbert and others. The public is invited.
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O. C. Waddell
M. E
Kathryn Moore
Rolfe
Kenneth Nelson
Airy Faries
Spaulding
Marjorie Bell
Bilbro
Lois Booth
Vivian Paulson
March of the Boy Scouts
Martin Dale Robar
Beethoven Georgia Robar
Funeral for Pete Christianson Reveals Murder Link
Mrs. Glenn Parrott attended her brother Pete Christianson’s funeral in Sioux City after his suspected foul play. His body later found in the river bed near Sergeant Bluff, identified by teeth, prompting a likely murder charge against William Boyles connected to a prior case.
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Glenn Parrott
Pete Christianson
Sioux City
E. W. Hill
Christianson
Mr. Christiansen
Sergeant Bluff
Sioux City Journal
William Boyles
Frank Stark
Boyle
J W Menefee Dies at 82 Pioneer Settler of Aurelia
Funeral services for J W Menefee were held at the Congregational church with burial in Aurelia cemetery. Born in Evansville West Virginia in 1847 he moved to Ohio then Iowa and settled in Afton township Cherokee county. Surviving are his widow four children and five grandchildren.
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J. W. Meneefee
Congregational Church
Aurelia
J. William Menefee
Evansville
Preston County
West Virginia
Iowa
Washington County
Ohio
Madison County
Martha Cline
Martha
Northwest Town
Afton Township
Cherokee County
Sinois Central Railway Company
Naoma Sulgrove
Goldie Elizabeth
Afton
Knights of Pythias Order
Charles
Opal Cave
Leota Sleezer
McKinley
Clark
Rembrandt
Frank
Long Beach
California
Thanks for kindness in illness and death of husband and father
The family of J W Menefee thanks friends for acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and flowers received during illness and after his death from Mrs J W Menefee and Children
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J. W. Menefee
County Livestock Team Leaves for Ames
Five members of the county livestock judging team leave for Ames with County Agent Turner to judge stock. Three boys will be chosen to attend the state fair as county representatives and one as an alternate. The travelers are Kenneth Pennington William Rankin Marlin Robeson Melvin Halstront and Kenneth Bush.
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Turner
Ames
Kenneth Pennington
William Rankin
Silver Township
Marlin Robeson
Grand Meadow
Melvin Halstront
Cedar
Kenneth Bush
Willow
Pitcher Farm Bureau Plans Annual Summer Meet
The Pitcher Township Farm Bureau will hold its summer meeting on Thursday evening, August 21 at the farm home of J. W. Peterson southwest of Aurelia. Guy Gillette of Cherokee will give a talk, the high school band will perform, there will be vocal selections, and a movie. Ice cream and cake will be served. ladies are asked to bring cake. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Pitcher Township Farm Bureau
J. W. Peterson
Aurelia
Guy Gillette
Washta Girl Eats Ant Poison By Mistake
Cherokee Times reports 14 year old Manchion Conley of Washta accidentally ingested arsenic ant poison in jelly while visiting Cherokee. She was taken to Sioux Valley hospital for antidotes and released Monday night.
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Fanchion
Fred Conley
Washta
Conley
Cherokee
Estel Davis
Panchien
P. BE. Allen
Sioux Valley Hospital
Davis
Cherokee County Heard debuts as biweekly paper
The Cherokee County Heard starts in Cherokee with Floyd H. Hamilton of Marcus as managing editor and G. L. Kuebler of Cherokee as business manager. It will be politically independent. The first issue appeared last Thursday, twelve pages filled with ads and local news, moving from weekly to twice‑weekly when new equipment arrives.
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Cherokee County Heard
Cherokee
Floyd H. Hamilton
Marcus
G. L. Kuebler
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Carl Niebuhr near Aurelia dies after a barn accident with a pitchfork wound. The county votes to gravel the Aurelia to Cherokee road, five miles south of Marcus. Otis Coupe loses a barn to fire east of Cherokee. Mrs George Jansen returns from surgery in Cherokee. Twenty Years Ago notices: O A Royger opens a jewelry shop and a farewell party honors Rev Gillett leaving for West Union.
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Carl Niebuhr
Aurelia
County Board of Supervisors
Cherokee
Marcus
Otis Coupe
George — Jansen
Sioux Valley Hospital
O. A. Royger
Rev. Gillett
West Union
St Pauls Lutheran Church Plans Holy Communion Services
E F Webking pastor leads St Pauls Lutheran Church in Holy Communion services next Sunday in the American language. A local for sale column note mentions a sale item. Try 1 once.
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Holy Communion
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