Aurelia Triumphs In Fast Baseball Thriller At Newell
Aurelia edged Newell 5 to 0 in a brisk game as Hill pitched for Aurelia, Leonard injured his hand early, and Edgar Rapp filled behind the plate. Paddy, Edgar and Pierce drove timely hits including late rallies, with Aurelia pulling off two double plays in key moments and earning praise for a sharp all home lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Alta
Peterson
Iowa
Hill
Aurelia
Loucks
Paullina
Leonard
Edgar Rapp
Abby
Hil
Our Boys
Pierce
Paddy
Tidgar
Edgar
Kinney
Snyder
Dye
Zieman
Roger
Stub
Conley
Siglin
Bell
Sullivan
Short
Mr. Dye
Evans
Ike
Roy
Aurelia Beats Newell In Snappy Baseball Duel
The ledger shows Aurelia 8 Newell 3 as Aurelia's pitching and fielding pace the game. Pierce nearly hits four times, Siglin and Hill secure double plays, and Ray Loucks combine in well coached defense with smart baserunning and strong catches.
Record Price For Cherokee Farm Land At Auction
Len Loucks sold his farm in Afton township close to 72 acres for 12 200 dollars. Edward S. Melton of Illinois bought the property and already has two brothers in the county. The sale set a record price for Cherokee county farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Loucks
Afton Township
Edward S. Melton
Cherokee County
Central Machine Co to Move From Cherokee
Central Machine Co of this city plans to relocate to Algona and conduct its business there. Arrangements have been made with the commercial club. manager Mr Pesch has many friends in Cherokee and will be missed. The town expresses regret over the departure and wishes the firm prosperity in the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Machine Co
Algona
Pesch
Cherokee Times
Whitney Barn Fire Highlights Hydrant Troubles and Citywide Warnings
A Friday blaze at W. G. Whitneys barn burned the loft after children played with matches igniting hay. Water supply suffered when a hydrant failed. two streams saved the lower barn and nearby frames. Officials condemn shaky hydrants, inspect Main and Maple blocks, and urge property protections pending state law rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Cherokee
Mr. Whitney
Bert Siglin
Fire marshal rounds on Main street buildings
Deputy State fire marshal J A Tracy and Chief Heymer inspected frame buildings on Main street. They suggested repairs and changes and implied possible condemnation if not followed, though no official orders were issued yet and work remains unfinished.
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Main
Maple Streets
Pelton
E. Main
Riley
Marshal Stiner
Mr. Riley
Main Street
J. A. Tracy
Heymer
Rural Route Census Aims to Track Households on Carrier Routes
The Washington government orders rural carriers to conduct a census of every route to list all residents including children. The goal is to prevent misdelivery by knowing names and households, aiding correct letter placement and avoiding lost or misdirected mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Washington
Lockjaw Claims Life of Young Emil Nicholaison
Emil Nicholaison aged 16 and son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Nicholaison died Sunday night from tetanus contracted after a stick puncture near a river edge. He was baptized in the Lutheran faith as a child and born December 20 ILM five miles northwest of Correctionville. Correctionville News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Jacob Nicholaison
Ilm
Correctionville
Local Social Visits and Upcoming Diamond M. E. Church Talk
Mrs A C Lanham and children visited Ida Grove with friends over Sunday. Geo T Anderson drove to Cherokee on Saturday. Mildred and Edith Jones of Primghar and Dwight Techout of Rockford AL stayed with uncle R H Hench Thursday and Friday. T Hall and C Gustafson families toured Ida Grove Sunday for chautauqua. Hazel Lindsay left for Mitchell SD. Yosling and Ida Grove family visited Gustafson Tuesday. Frank Johnson of Morningside College will speak at Diamond M E church Sunday evening Aug 27.
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Geo. T. Anderson
Cherokee
Mildred and
Edith Jones
Primghar
Dwight Techout
Rockford
R. H. Hench
T. Hall
Chas. Gustafson
Ida Grove
Chautauqua
Hazel Lindsay
Mitchell, S. D
Mr. Yosling
Frank Johnson
Morningside College
Diamond M. E
Larrabee News Notes and Local Travels
Cutting and shocking corn begins. Gilbert and Pruitt couples visit Storm Lake. Fred Gilbert visits Marcus friends. Gus Parker and son dine with Parsonage family. Ivy poisoning hits Gus Olson. R. H. Grey builds a summer cottage. Larrabee M E church reports three new members. Ladies Aid to meet at Rev Dunn’s home. Larrabee circuit elects delegates for Sioux City conference. Maud Foulks prepares Epworth League program. Ed Covell improves his farm. Denslow visits Jennie in north state.
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Gilbert
Dwight Pruitt
Storm Lake
Mr. Gilbert
Fred Gilbert
Marcus
Gus Parker
Lloyd
M. E. Parsonage
Mrs. Pruitt
Pruitt
Afton
Gus Olson
R. H. Grey
Larrabee M. E
Ladies Aid of
Afton M. E
A. M. Dunn
Sioux City
A. H. Loucks
Afton Church
H. C. Eddy
Larrabee Reserve
Teachers Institute at Cherokee County Normal Institute
The Cherokee County Normal Institute will be held at Cherokee High School from August 28 to September 2. The institute is scheduled later this year due to a new course being added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County Normal Institute
Cherokee High School
County Teachers to Attend Institute for New Rural Course
Miss Logan organizes a county Institute to explain the new rural course of study to teachers and provide each with a copy. New texts are introduced and two authors will attend as lecturers. Instructors include D. R. Augsburg Geo LaMont Cole Fancheon Moffet Caroline Smith Louise Crawford Helen Wittich and conductor Kate R Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Miss Logan
D. R. Augsburg
Chicago
Geo
LaMont Cole
Pasadena
Cal
Louise Crawford
Cherokee
Iowa
Timely Thoughts and Weekend church announcements
A local notice lists upcoming events for next Sunday at Morning side College and the Congregational Church. Frank Johnson will speak and sing, with a selection during the Epworth League hour. Morning services start at 10 30, Sunday school at 11, Epworth League at 7, and Gospel service at 8 with the sermon Is there a hell. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 lasts one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Morningside College
Epworth League
Rev. Hoffman
Congregational Church
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Upton Parlor
Garders
George Garber
J. K. Rice
Ular
Aurelia AB
Waheras
Roy Hill
Leonard If Cetera
E. Rupp
Uv ' Bell
Steel
Ray Hill
Rinney
Snyder E Teeter
Loucks Pp
O Chaney
Conley Au
Paxton
Rapp
Jefton
Ed Pierce
Ray
W. G. Whitney
Carl Nelson
Florence Heline
Anna Rosine
Mamie Heline
Helin
Rosine
Carl
Lockjaw
Diamond News
A. C. Lanham
The
Teachers’ Institute
Rev
Earl Hon
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