Local Fair Races Award Prizes Across Age Groups
Boys 12 and under race 75 yards first prize flashlight value 2.75 to John son Bros second Mahoney Bros third Kleeberger & Dingman. Boys 9 and under 50 yards first prize riding bridle Kleeberger & Dingman second candy box 0.75 E Wall. Men 40 and older 50 yards first prize oxfords 4.50 G J rene second case of pop 1.80 W R Chandler third 1.00 cash. Men 100 yards foot race first prize watch value 6.00 O A Royer second ham about 3.25 Jess Mc Deid third 2.00 cigars Brown & Philpott.
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Johnson Bros
Mahoney Bros
Kleeberger & Dingman
E. Wall
W. A. Bischel
Fairchild Bros
Garber
Fred Schroeder
J. C. Nelson
G. J. Lewis
Geo. Garber
Brown & Philpot
Geo. Olmstead
F. Schroeder
M. E. Skalovsky
Kleeberger
Dingman
Frank Lewis
North
T. W. Hartigan
South
W. R. Chandler
The Aurelia Sentinel Advertising Rates Notice
The Aurelia Sentinel lists mail details and contact, with rates: local ads five cents per line, display ads ten cents per inch, yearly subscriptions 100 dollars in advance, outside county 1.25 dollars, and cards of thanks fifty cents. Friday publication and post office entry noted.
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Posta Ce
Aurora
Iowa
Reverend Hoover to Speak at Mt Olive Pulpit Sunday
LeMars Baptist pastor Rev J C Hoover will preach at Mt Olive church next Sunday morning and evening. The event invites all, with special note for young people eager to hear the youthful speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hoover
LeMars
Mt. Olive Church
Hoover
Hoon
Aurelia
Com‘mittee
Judge Rules Capital Grounds Extension Unconstitutional
Guthrie Center judge J H Applegate held that the act extending capitol grounds debt is unconstitutional for creating debt without a public vote. The decision reads that anticipatory warrants to fund the debt violate Section 5 Article 7 of the state constitution, rendering the relevant provisions null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaid
J. H. Applegate
Guthrie Center
Capitol Grounds
District’ Court Clerk’s
Judge Applegate
Register & Leader
Aurelia Wins Two Games Over Galva In Weekend Series
Aurelia defeated Galva 11 to 4 at home Friday behind Herman Bell who pitched seven strong innings with six hits and seven strikeouts. Earl Chandler closed the last two innings, striking out two with no hits. Galva managed two runs in the seventh. The following Tuesday Aurelia routed Galva 16 to 2, pounding 14 safeties and yielding two scores as Bell again impressed with a 12 strikeouts and three hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Galva
Herman Bell
Earl Chandler
Roy
Lester
Farm location notice in Elk township Buena Vista county
Readable fragment shows a land sale or notice involving a 20 acre farm in Elk township Buena Vista county. Addresses reference T D Higgs and Mid East 12th St Kansas City Mo. No clear dates or full context provided.
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Elk Township
Buena
Vista
County
T.D. Higgs
Mid East
12Th St
Kansas City
For Sale Notice on Type Fonts in Cases
Brief sale listing offers cheap fonts in cases. Public notice notes many type faces available for purchase with emphasis on affordability and inventory.
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Miss Lillian Newcomb from near Aurelia visited Olive Bains for several days. John Rud fell ill with appendicitis and underwent surgery, recovering. E. E. Rutledge and J. C. Hinckle left for Wisconsin for about ten days. E. P. Stangland resigned from C. E. Cameron & Co. drug store to seek new work after September. At the Buena Vista County Fair 606 automobiles were counted on and near the grounds, the largest gathering in the county. G. A. Hansen resigned as manager of the People’s Cooperative Store to be replaced. Alta Advertiser notes the morning after fall to authorities.
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Lillian Newcomb
Aurelia
Olive Bains
John Rud
E. E. Rutledge
J. C. Hinckle
Points
Wisconsin
E. P. Stangland
C. E. Cameron & Co
Buena ‘Vista County
G. A. Hanzen
Hansen
Alta, Advertiser
Auth
Autos
Inding
Weather Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Iowa Week Ending July 27 1913
Weather conditions were oppressive the first four days due to high temperatures and humidity, followed by three pleasant cool days. Rainfall varied, ample generally for crops and fall work except in the southwestern district. Heavy rains in the north on the 17th caused wind and electrical damage and corn losses. Corn drought injury varied by region but the state may average 35 bushels per acre and total around 380 million bushels if realized. Threshing progressed rapidly and fall plowing and ground prep continued. Pastures benefited. aerial photographs noted next.
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Souithwestern
Welle
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Main Street
Newell
Bijou Theater
Johnson Brothers Hall
Collins Bros
Aurelia Sentinel
E. C. Lighter, Proprietor
Silver Township
Clara B. Kimball
Lockett
Mt. Olive Parsonage
Woman’ S Baptist Society of the Sweet
Clara
Nina ‘Ohlson
Sweden
G. E.st. John's Church
Rev. F. Perl
ALTA
Des Moines
Saksei
The
Sioux City
Warnes Evgans
Rena i
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