Exhibition Ends in Aurelia Win Over Newell 3 to 1
A Friday game at Newell saw Aurelia defeat Newell 3 to 1 in a fast exhibition. Highlights include Aurelia’s two runs in the sixth and decisive scoring in the ninth as pitchers and fielders held steady. The box score shows Aurelia with solid defense and timely hitting led by Royer and Siglin, while Newell managed a single two-bagger before falling short.
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Newell
Roger
Umps
Hill
Conley
Burton
Siglin
Hobson
Ewoldt
Snyder
E. Rapp
Pierce
Suite
Loucks
Sullivan
Ewaldt
Bell
Leonard
Flirat
Abby
Brown
Paddy
Paxton
Edgar
Cheney
Oscar
Stub
Aurelia
Barton
Roy
Louck
Paullina
Nuff
Guld
Royer
Csesneseees
C.ee
Vierce
Rf Oes
A. Rapp
E 'Hobson
Eseeeen
Chaney
Wes
Jj Loucks
Vateenage Brown
Cusses
Edgar Rapp Signs On To Catch For Fonda This Season
Edgar Rapp traveled to Fonda on Sunday and joined the team as catcher for the remainder of the season. He is described as a clean ball player who has already appeared in several games, and is expected to solidify the catching duties.
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Edgar Rapp
Fonda
Edgar
Man Arrested After Gunfire If Horse Trader Threatens Family
Ed Rice and a teenage nephew were fired upon by Clyde Smith a horse trader when they passed his camp one mile northwest of town. Smith aimed and fired but missed. Deputies and locals pursued and arrested him. Smith to Cherokee for a preliminary hearing and likely asylum placement amid histories of alleged insanity.
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Ed Rice
George Fritz
Just
Mr. Rice
Hill
Roe Unger
Cherokee
Lew Mahoney
Dr. Rice
Bear
Smith
Anthon
Holstein
Children’s Day Services Draw Record Attendance
The report notes the well attended Children’s Day services and highest Sunday school attendance since the church’s founding. The collection exceeded all prior records and a welcome awaits next Sunday with services at usual hours. A Sabbath school was organized at Meyer school house last Sunday.
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Meyer
County Conventions in Cherokee Nominates Sheriff and Delegates
Both parties held county conventions at the Cherokee courthouse last Saturday. Democrats nominated William Mulvaney for county attorney. Republicans chose J M Starr, C M Brandt, W H Lamont, W R Jenkins, C M Covert, Abe Stiner, H H Williams, Frank Trego, Warren Pingree for sheriff with Jenkins winning on the second ballot. Delegates to state and congressional conventions were selected.
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Court House
Cherokee
Wm. Mulvaney
Miller
J. F. Coburn
Thos. McCulla
J. M. Starr
C. M. Brandt
W.H. Lamont
W. R. Jenkins
C. M. Covert
Abe Stiner
H. H. Williams
Frank Trego
Warren Pingree
Mr. Jenkins
O. B. Fobesa
E. R. Hapgood
Geo. Jones
C. E. White
O. G. Walrath
A. D. Bushlow
H. S. Weaver
A. B. Knox
L. P. Nelson
Joseph Lockyer
J. A. McGonagle
J. H. Smith
H. L. Phipps
C. F. Dwight
Timely Thoughts at Methodist Church Week of Patriotism
Despite heat, large morning and evening congregations attended Methodist services. Sunday school held high attendance. Frank Scott and B I McQuin spoke on patriotic themes. music echoed patriotism. The invitation to “be comfortable” continues through summer. Children’s Day at Diamond last Sunday drew a crowded house with strong program and decorating work.
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Methodist Church
Frank Scott
B. I. McQuin
Epworth League
Diamond
Fire narrowly averted at Pitcher township home
F. Stieneke’s house escaped major loss when a fire from the engine and pumphouse spread toward the summer kitchen. Mr. Carrington and neighbors aided quickly with telephones and autos bringing 80 to 100 people as flames consumed the engine and tank houses. Estimated damage around 300 dollars, with gratitude for timely help.
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F. Stieneke
Pitcher Township
Carrington
Mr. Stieneke
Car Crash in Baker Township Injures Four Teens
Three young men Alex Dixon Gus Egdorf and Henry Peterson rode in Louie Egdorf s new Ford when it flipped several times. Gus Egdorf suffered the worst injuries a broken rib puncturing a lung and a head gash he was coughing blood but later rested easier. Peterson broke an arm Dixon escaped with bruises as the car lay wrecked in a ditch. All were alive and recovering with the boys vowing not to repeat the harrowing ride.
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Paullina
Baker Township
Alex Dixon
Gus Egdorf
Henry Peterson
Louie Egdorf
Ford
Delinquent Subscriptions Prompt Postal Stamp Notice
A statement from the assistant postmaster general requires stamping papers for subscribers behind more than one year. The Sentinel urges readers behind to remit promptly to avoid missing copies, noting the expense prevents sending to those over a year behind.
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the Sentinel
Rentinel
Exchange Notes From Marcus And Surrounding Counties
Marcus News reports Wm Farren a farmer six miles south of Meriden died instantly after being kicked over the heart by a horse on Tuesday afternoon. He was about sixty and longtime county resident.
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Marcus News
Wm. Farren
Meriden
Pilot-Tribune
George Odette
Illinois Central Railroad
Justice Moore
Schaller Herald
Schaller
Marcus
John Velin
Cherokee County
Amherst Street
Wilson Nomination Amid Historic Democratic Roll Call
The Democratic National Convention nominated Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for president on the forty-sixth ballot after a protracted deadlock. Pennsylvania and New York votes propelled Wilson as supporters of Champ Clark, Oscar Underwood, and others withdrew or shifted, triggering pandemonium and a call for acclamation.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wilson
New York
Oscar Underwood
Albania
Foss
Massachusetts
Champ Clark
Missouri
Illinois
Clark
West Virginia
Virginia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Bankhead
Alabama
Underwood
House
Stone
Fitzgerald
Boston
Wilsons
Reed
Des Moines
Scott Leads in Congressional Race in Le Mars
Scott remains the only Sioux City candidate active after county conventions left Geo C. Scott and Senator Francis in the race for the Eleventh district Republican nomination. Hutchinson and Sargent withdrew after losing home counties, De Wolf quit after voting only in Clay. Osceola backed Francis with eleven instructed votes. Scott holds twenty instructed votes in Woodbury Plymouth and Monona with seventy five to eighty pledged and growing ahead of the July 24 convention in LeMars.
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Scott
le Mars Sentinel
Congress
Geo. C. Scott
Sioux City
Francis
Spirit Lake
Judge Hutchinson
Sioux
Fred Sargent
DeWolf
Clay
Osceola
Woodbury
Plymouth
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Oas
Sot Pon
Karl Hoon
Simon Stieneke
Cherokee Times
Frank Nordstrom
C. A. Jacobsen
E. Peterson
Galva
Geo. Kolpin
Detroit
Jordan
Diamond Township
LeMars
Ed Dickerson
T. M. Abbott
Dickerson
Mr. Abbott
E. Eisensbecker
Robert Gracey
R. W. Cave
Emanual Pierce
Gracey
Silver Township
Mt. Olive
Good Hope
Hamilton
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