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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

3

Weather Crop Bulletin Week Ending July 27 1913 Des Moines

Deteriorating conditions early July gave way to copious rains and high winds by mid July. Southern corn suffered 20 to 50 percent loss since July 15 while northern corn held up and shows good prospects. rains benefit potatoes, pastures and gardens. Telegraphic rainfall reports show Des Moines 2.49 inches Cedar Rapids 2.34 Albia 2.05 Marshalltown 2.23 Waterloo 1.86 Creaton 1.01 Burlington .52. Fruit notes August 1 1918 indicate apples at 83 percent of 1909 crop, grapes largely uninjured, overall disease-free and clean crop conditions.

Des Moines Cedar Rapids Albia Marshalltown Waterloo Creaton Burlington

Narrow escape during electrical storm at Holmes home

Will Kruse and Harry Holmes faced a near tragedy while laying the foundation when lightning struck the cut telephone wire between them. Kruse suffered burns and a brief unconscious spell, while Grover Bell in the cellar and others escaped harm. Kruse returned to work Monday but felt the shock's aftereffects. The Dr Puffett residence also saw minor damage that morning.

Will Kruse Harry Holmes Harry Will Grover Bell Dr. Puffett

For Sale Cheap Type Faces and Leads

About twenty fonts of type in cases for sale cheap and a quantity of 13 em leads. Not the latest faces but in good shape. Write to this office for particulars 18 4.

Storm Lake area briefs from August events and incidents

The survey highlights Haag shows at Storm Lake on Friday August 15 and the Upper Des Moines editorial association meeting there August 21 22. Also notes accidents deaths weddings school bond vote proposals new builds and local crimes across several towns including Holstein Marcus Cherokee Peterson and Aurelia with multiple local figures and businesses cited.

Mighty Haag Storm Lake Wn. Sitzman LeMara Upper Des Moines Peter Schooner Holstein Sioux City Holstein Advance Board of Education Marcus M. W. Carey South Ash Street Mr. Carey Ben Hully

Mission Feast at German Evangelical Church

The annual Mission Feast will be held Sunday August 17 with three services starting at 9 36, 10 20, 2 30, 3 30 and 8 00. Rev Wetzler Schleswig Rev Wehe Cherokee Rev Barth Hampton Rev Herrlinger Paterson lead talks on Home and Foreign Mission. Offerings go to missions. Choir, dinner, and supper provided. Hearty invitation to all.

German Evangelical Church Wm. Wetzler Schleswig Iowa Wm. Wehe Cherokee Barth Hampton Herrlinger Paterson Wetzler

New County History Project Gathers Cherokee Material

W J Horn of Cherokee works in Aurelia to gather data for a forthcoming county history. He solicits input from local business and professional men and notable citizens. Thos McCulla of Cicero serves as compiler and editor for the planned volume.

New County W. J. Horn Cherokee Aurelia Cherokee County Thos. McCulla Cicero

Aurelia and Cherokee Split Scenic Friday Softball Tilt

Aurelia and Cherokee battled to a 9 to 8 final in Friday action as Dick Bell earned the mound for Aurelia in the opener. Roberts fanned 14 Aurelia batters while Roger and Bell combined for six innings of work.

Dick Bell Cherokee Doc Rice Indians Aurelia Roger Roberts Bell Herman Bell

Storm Lake Chautauqua a Big Success

The Storm Lake Chautauqua completed its tenth annual season with thousands attending the events despite some cancellations. Financially the event paid expenses and cleared old indebtedness, with future sessions assured though exact treasury results are not yet disclosed. Immediate steps will be taken toward next year's session. A separate item notes a 820 acre farm in Elk township Buena Vista county Iowa and a Kansas City contact.

Elk Township Buena Vista County T. D. Higgs 12Th St Kansas City

Lightning Sparks Fire Near Alta At Hansen Barn

A Saturday night lightning strike set a stock shed ablaze near the Alta area, consuming hay and a cow. Fire crews redirected to Andrew Hansen's barn saved the main structures, with insurance expected to partly cover the loss. Volunteers from town aided the effort as rainfall lingered and the blaze grew visible for miles.

Alta Alta Hansen

Manly Dawson Wins First Prize in State Essay Contest

The State Board of Agriculture held an essay contest for boys ages fifteen to twenty with counties across the state participating. In this county Manly Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dawson, won first place earning a free trip to the state fair and camp expenses at the fair.

Manly Dawson Cherokee Times State Board of Agriculture Fffeen Lown W. P. Dawson

Liquor Shipment Law Declared Unconstitutional in Iowa

State District Judge F M Hunter ruled the Webb Kenyon law prohibiting shipping liquor from wet to dry states unconstitutional. The decision, urged by express companies who shipped liquor to dry counties from Illinois and Missouri, holds that interstate liquor regulation is congressional power not delegable to states. The case may rise to the Iowa Supreme Court, with railroads and transport firms watching for injunctions in other districts.

Ottumwa Webb- Kenyon F. M. Hunter Express Illinois Missouri Centerville Congress Hunter State Supreme Court Iowa

Wight Company to Appear at Opera House Saturday

Manager Butterfield announces the Wight Company will perform at the opera house on Saturday evening August 23. The troupe has appeared here three times last winter and earned general satisfaction, promising a good audience turnout this time.

Wight Company Butterfield Hilliard Wight Company

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