Siglin Expected to Manage Beavers in 1918 Season
Aurelia native Wesley Paddy Siglin is slated to manage Portland Beavers of the Northwestern League in 1918, barring military draft. The Telegram notes Siglin’s skill and leadership, calls him an educated, quick second baseman, and praises his popularity with fans and peers.
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Wesley
Paddy
Siglin
Aurelia
Portland
Oregon
W. W. McCredie
Returne
Iowa
Beavers
Jack Farmer
Pittanurg
Chuck’ Ward
Ita
Salt Lake
Kindwall garage contract to start in Storm Lake project
Work begins at once on the Kindwall garage with a 75 by 100 foot footprint. Thomas Parks of Storm Lake holds the contract and the new building is expected to be among the finest in the region. Glenn Charles Pennell, son of Charles and Mrs Pennell, died January 4 1918 from an abscess in the salivary gland. T C Reynolds sold his bakery to Gus Helgerson who will take possession immediately.
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Kindwall
Thomas Parks
Storm Lake
Glenn Charles Pennell
Charles M. Pennell
T. C. Reynolds
Gus Helgerson
Helgerson
Buena Vista Agriculture Association
Esther Anderson
Olaf Johnson
Rockford
Illinois
Lundahl
Sioux City
Roy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Buena Vista
Toetsleb
Cedar Falls
J. I. Donliver
Sioux Center
Navy
Peterson
Larrabee
the Times
James Stanford
Clara
Harry Shedd
Iowa
Marcus
Otto Kolb
Western Cherokee Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Emily Mack
George C. Mack
William Schumann
Pomeroy
Schumann
Storm Lake Register
George M. Pedersen
H. M. Stuhr
Pedersen
Lamson & Son Grain Commission
Stormy Lake Register
Ada Holmes
R. P. Holmes
Wayne A. Myers
Charles Myers
Trial jurors drawn for January term 1918 court
Trial jurors are drawn for the January 1918 term and summoned to appear on the 80th day of January at 10 a.m. Names include D Burnham Washta Wilfred J Bush Meriden Ralph Cave Warcus E Cline Quimby Gus A Carlson Washta and many others from Aurelia Cherokee Marcus Marcus and Washta with grand jurors to follow. C H Kannenberg invites if wood needs saving.
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John Corsilius
N. F. Clark
Cherokee
Gee
Dietrich
Aurelia
Chas
Frickie
Cleghorn
W. F. Hickey
C. D. Ludden
Marcus
E. J. Swanson
Charles Seivert
Quimby
Claud Sylvester
J. W. Vanamburg
Thos. Williams
W. S. Young
F. J. Carpenter
Crangle and Herbert Form Real Estate Insurance Firm
Marcus News reports Marcus Crangle and Thos E Herbert have formed a partnership in real estate and insurance to operate as Crangle and Herbert. Other notes include local appointments, marriages, land sale prices, school funding efforts, and notable civic changes across Buena Vista county.
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Marcus News
James Crangle
Thos. E. Herbert
Crangle & Herbert
D. E. Ingram
Sioux Rapids
Buena Vista County
N. Patterson
Marathon
Ada Weaverling
Meriden
Fort Dodge
William Tague
LeMara Globe Post
Barney Kramer
C. Mikkelson
Methodist Church Notes Rev C H Young Pastor
The article previews sermons at the Methodist Church with Rev C H Young. It cites Wise Ben Franklin on scriptures and notes a Sunday morning sermon on the Verification of An Unpopular Sermon and an evening sermon on The Validity of Optimism. It urges church support for Christ centered agencies.
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Ben Franklin
Christ
Jesus Christ
Cherokee High Beats Pomeroy In Season Opener
Cherokee high school opened basketball with a 63 to 11 victory over Pomeroy and added another win over Marcus a few days later. The band costs and 1917 budget appear in the Community club report while nearby debates on railroads concluded with Sioux City affirming government ownership. Grand jurors for 1918 were named with January 28 as their summons date.
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Cherokee Papera Times
Cherokee High School
Pomeroy
Marcus High School
Sioux City
Wilson Auditorium
Cherokee
Henry Marsh
Raymond Back
Leon Hickman
Forrest Barnes
Burl Whitney
Chester McElwee
Red Cross bazaar set for Aurelia K of P hall Friday
Stage is ready for the Red Cross basket social and auction bazaar at the K P hall in Aurelia Friday night. Local women and their husbands expected to attend with contributed items such as a hog, chickens, corn, and potatoes. The event aims to be a strong community gathering and fundraiser. Trains reduced due to coal shortage, four Illinois Central trains canceled on the Cherokee division, with only one switch engine operating in Cherokee yards.
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Red Cross
K. of P
Aurelia
K. of P. Hall
I. U
Cherokee Democrat
Illinois Central
Sioux Falls
Fort Dodge
Cherokee
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Aurelia Boy
Atoortnes
A. Harris
W. G
R.B. Harrison
Raymond Crippen
Fin Sec
S. M. Fouts
Sumner Fairchild
C. H. Kannenberg
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Ours
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the Clothing Department of
J. Lewis
Hert
Methodist Church
C. H. Young
Er. G. Dilley
Woodbury County
Molyneux
District Court
Dilley
K. P. Hall
City Drag Line
FORD
J. S. Mummert
Aurelia, Ia
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