County Seat News wedding and local council notes
Fen Chenies Pao Cerf wed as clerk of courts records December 3. Cherokes and surrounding names appear with local events. The piece notes a grand jury discharge, a drowning incident near Little Sioux river, Knights of Pythias officers, and a crowd at a city event with teaching staff movements in Cedar Falls.
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Ouse Garrise
Peasi Petersom
Acrete
Ani
Bo Mota
Toestay
Bawrgtam
Ceief
Sheri
Beit Weecesday
Gaimtr
Brewster
Toad
Eversihieg
Reecing
George
Beech
Cbherczee
Iowa
Berg
Mim T Agnes Kiet
Tisses
Isrge Hoarebicane
W. H. Swanson
Ed Breitinich
Pasilica
Swanton
Garland Geldic
Cotes
Fred Witearft
Ray Hui
Hayward
Witearft
Federated Churches Services and Activities Report
The Federated Churches and Baptist Church report morning and evening services, Sunday School, and Christian Endeavor. The Women’s Missionary Society met with Mrs. Dan Dube on November 20 to discuss India as a mission field and home missions. The Mission Band held an enthusiastic meeting. Thursday bazaar and supper were financially successful.
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Christian Endeavor
Women’s Missionary Society
Dan Dube
India
Alta News Items and Local Notices Highlight Theatre and Swine Disease
The Alta theatre program and local events are noted with plans for a December show and a potential company promotion. reports mention December 6 as a date for a broad community update and stock activity. Also from Cherokee and Silver townships swine disease fears rise with multiple farm losses and herd illnesses, prompting warnings and updates from local residents.
Crow bounty sets unusual record at county board
At a board of supervisors session L G Flinders posted a 35 59 bounty on fifty five crows at 19 cents each. He supplied a dead horse as hog feed and the crows gathered to be bagged. He argues crows spread hog cholera and should be shot on principle.
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Celiecis
Board of Supervisors
L. G. Flinders
Flinders
Hea
Farmers to Gravel Township Road Improvement
Farmers in Pilot township will improve a township road off Grant Highway at the center of Section 9 near Dewar bill. The project proceeds by volunteer labor with two miles to be covered this week and falls under township trustees rather than supervision of the county engineer.
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Pilot Township
Grant Highway
Dewar Bill
Versatile Four Lyceum Show At M. E. Church
The Versatile Four will perform Friday evening December 9 at the M E church. The quartet offers a mixed program of instrumental and vocal numbers with cornet saxophone clarinet and violin. Admission is 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Versatile Four
Lyceum
M. E
Versatile Four Company
Instructions for Mailing Christmas Packages
Mail early and wrap securely. Address plainly with ink and include name and address on every parcel. Do not seal or tie with sewing or tissue. Ensure parcels are insured and mail letters and cards by the afternoon train not later than 1:00 p.m. and by 5:00 p.m. for the evening mail.
How Jones Won His Bride Caprrigk
A fragmented tale follows Lionel Jones and Elizabeth in an entangled aristocratic setting. The Lord Chancellor Lord Masterton guards Elizabeth’s wardship while Jones schemes to wed. A serendipitous twist at a grouse shoot reveals a stranger named Jones who proclaims love and clashes with the chancellor. The plot moves toward a parliamentary scene in the House of Lords as governance and marriage collide.
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Jones
Suand
London
England
Mrs. Jones
Reggie
Mr. Jones
Earl of Masterton
Lord Masterton
House of Lords
Lady Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Nebraska
Lionel Jones
Scotland
House of ‘ Lords
Diandly
New Theory on Old Glory Linked to East India Flag
A London Daily Express By the Way columnist suggests the Washington family did not coin Old Glory. The flag’s pattern may derive from the East India Company flag used for the original 13 states in 1776 to 1777, later evolving with added stars as states joined.
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London Daily Express
Pitters
Washington
Old East India Company
Newman
Brothers of Oratory
Sulgrave Manor
Subways Windfall For Meager Pocket Rumor
A business girl on a rush hour subway discovers a roll of eighty counterfeit looking dollars in her pocket with a stray dime and a hidden purse. She exits into the crowd exhilarated by the unexpected gain and wonders if the money was dropped or placed there by mistake.
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Aurelia Sentinel
E. C
Prorrieroz
Aurelia
Diaptaz
Lse
County Seat News
Fen Chenies Pao
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythizz
A. A. Rapp
0. C. Waddell
W. Migiton
EL. Bago
Koff
B. Paskreo
LL P. Netian
Europe
Mickie
Pieter
Panter
Federated Churches
Congregationa
Baptist A Church
H. Gislet
Jona Brosius
Aurelia Beatin
See
Cali
Mat Cole Will Mae
Aear
ALTA
Pram
Ted Weir
Toni Sertacs
Grace
Alta Theatre
New York
Lave de Pendatve
Rghis
Carkmumas
Exc Sapply Company
Beta Dites
Sacnr
Anc
Fred Huseman
Peritematiz
Tre Faerai
Esc
Sardev
Hearovrer Letieresnebarek
Webnicg Lad
Johesco
Willeate
Cherokee Times
Leslie Bell
Diamond Township
Thore
Gi Aberd
Mr. Bell
O. Mortensen
Silver Township
Fio
Caesera
Bergisten Bros
Goat Hope
Dorothy Sinclaire
Elizatel
Edison
J. C. Nelson
East India Company
Lewis
G. J. Lewis
Aluminum
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