Company M to Leave for Deming for France Training
After weeks of waiting the men of Company M will depart this afternoon for Deming New Mexico to train for active service in France. Baggage and equipment are ready and the unit will join Company E of Sheldon and Company K of LeMars en route to a brigade commanded by Brigadier General H A Allen. Six new recruits accompany the party and Sergeant Fritz returns to join the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
N. M
France
Carl EF. Bosley
Ambulance Corps No. 1
Sioux City
Co. E
Sheldon
company _K
LeMars
Ida Grove
H. A. Allen
James H. Warren
Karl O. Palmer
Oceania Hamilton
Lester M. Maloney
Leslie O. Conklin
Harry W. Weis
Fritz
Des Mines
Happenings From Neighboring Towns Include Military Training
Peterson Patriot reports Carl Mather joins Aviation section of the Signal Reserve and heads to training for eight weeks before becoming a first lieutenant. Galva Tribune notes James Fleetwood clears space for brick building. Storm Lake laundry sold to Phiel and Lipscomb. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune says Canning plant pack begins Tuesday. Galva adds a cheese factory to First and Woodbury, run by Paul Crowley with 150 gallons daily start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mather
Sutherland Birdman
Signal Reserve Corps
Peterson Patriot
Galva Tribune
James Fleetwood
First Street
Storm Lake Register
C. H. Fisk Dis
Storm Lake
Charles Wanberg
Fort Snelling
Minn
Wanberg
State University of Minnesota
Galva
First and
Woodbury Streets
Otto
Paul Crowley
Ames
Crowley
Weather and Crop Outlook Highlights Cool Dry Week
The week brought cool, dry weather statewide with light frost in the northwest on the 28th. Ground remains too dry for plowing though threshing and outdoor work proceed. Corn is late but progressing, while the late potato crop hinges on rain in the next two weeks. Grasshoppers haunt southern meadows, pasture is short, and farm stock is fed. In Aurelia a rest room and library opened to public use funded by local women, with plans for books and traveling-library additions.
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Ladies of Aurelia
Happenings in Aurelia a decade ago report moves and fires
Ten years ago in Aurelia T B Parker Jr moved his office above O H Brooks store. George Avery leaves Sept 10 for Philadelphia to study dentistry. Jonas Mummert buys two North Main lots near Henry Georke, a new residence likely. Bovee’s livery barn at Alta burns, seven horses lost. Wm Lehman leaves for Morningside College to study chemistry. Edgar Ballou of Storm Lake to fill his bank position. Harold Brooks and Carl Nelson plan to attend Morningside College.
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George Avery
Philadelphia
Jonas Mummert
North Main Street
Henry Georke
Bovee
Alta
Wm. Lehman
First National Bank
Sioux City
Morningside College
Edgar Ballou
Storm Lake
Harold Brooks
Carl Nelson
Street Graveling Fever Spreads
Property owners on the east of Main along Hawkeye Highway discuss graveling the street. Talks also occur on North Main and possibly a section of a residential street. If gravel is secured this fall the project may begin and extend along the two streets.
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Main Street
Hawkeye Highway
North Main Street
Picnic draws good Aurelia crowd with varied events
A large crowd attended Aurelia farmers and merchants picnic on Thursday. The day featured street attractions, three concerts by the Aurelia band, a talk by W. S. Nolan on We the People, a 5 to 4 baseball win by Aurelia over Peterson, a lively evening dance, and clean orderly concessions. A local ad details a Sutherland 820 acre farm for sale through J. F. Collins Realty Agency.
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Aurelia
W. S. Nolan
Minneapolis
Nolan
Peterson
Aurelia Orchestra
Sutherland
O’brien
South Front
J. F. Collins Realty Agency
Marcus
Iowa
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Camp Cody, Deming
New Mexico
Camp Hyatt
the Sentinel
Des Moines
The
Sentinel
T. B. Parker Jr
O. H. Brooks
P. Farrow
Tonic
J. C. Nelson
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