Chautauqua Opens Sunday in Aurelia With Five Day Program
The Aurelia chautauqua runs July 9 to 13 with a strong talent lineup praised by other towns. Adult tickets cost 2.00 and children 1.00, and local volunteers urge community support and ticket purchases to ease the committee’s duties. A ground crew and tent setup are planned for the weekend, with a band concert slated Saturday night and notices of farm tenancy meetings in Cherokee county on July 20 and 21 to discuss leases and soil stewardship.
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Aurelia Chautauqua
Chautauqua Heralds
Vawter Company
Cherokee County
A T Marcus
Aurelia
Cherokee
Cherokee Farmers Oppose Ship Subsidy Bill
Cherokee farmers reject the Ship Subsidy bill in Congress. At township meetings 604 votes opposed the measure, four favored, amid a heated farm bureau debate. They support an American Merchant Marine but oppose subsidizing any single industry.
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Congress
Farm Bureau
Oats Certification Tests In Iowa Areas Reviewed
John Wentz of Ames inspected twelve farms for certifying purebred Oats Iowar and Sogren with field checks and grain tests. M M Bushlow and J G Pixler produced certified Iowars last year. Attendees are urged to visit chautauquas July 9 to 13.
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John Wentz
Ames
M.M. Bushlow
J. G. Pixler
Violin Recital Program Arts Notes
Violin recital features Ione Nelson performing pieces including Massenet Thais Meditation and Kreisler selections Cavalleros Tor Aulin Drdla Serenade and Berceuse Indian Lament and Polonaise in A minor with arrangements by Kreisler and Tor Aulin actions from the program.
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Massenet Orientale
Beethoven Fritz Kreisler
Ione Nelson
Neighborhood Happenings Stir with Local News
Hog cholera reports appear in the district due to dry weather. Dr T C Knox returns to his roots in Marcus. Geo A Koch, son of Rev and Mrs Koch, visits before starting duties in Alamosa. He Lomen becomes bank cashier in Marathon. Van Patten to open clothing and goods shop after purchasing fixtures. Storm Lake restrains public toilet construction in Sunset Park. James Leigh pleads guilty to robbery and assault. sentenced to twenty years.
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Marcus News
T. C. Knox
Marcus
Lawton
Bieta
Galva Tribune
Geo. A. Koch
Marathon Republic
HE. P. Lomens
Rembrandt
First National Bank of Marathon
Mr. Lomen
Farmers State Bank
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
James DeLand
Sunset Park
Max Soeth
Peterson
James Leigh
County Conventions Endorsement Sets Iowa Court Tickets
Cherokee Republicans met Saturday endorsing Judge W. D. Evans and Truman S. Stevens for renomination to the Iowa Supreme Court and instructing delegates to back them at state judicial conventions. A county ticket was filled with C. A. Brink chosen as coroner and delegates named for Des Moines Waterloo and Sheldon conventions. Democrats named Claude Smith chair and William Shardlow clerk as they field a full county slate led by Thomas Liffring for representative and other posts.
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Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
W. D. Evans
Truman S. Stevens
Iowa
County Central Committee
G. ¥. Coburn
Tilden Township
W. H. Runnings
Meriden
G. A. Brink
Marcus
Des Moines
W. M. Hamilton
O. K. Barkley
G. F. Coburn
W. P. McCulla
L. S. Munson
O. C. Jones
Democrats
Claude Smith
Wm. Shardlow
A. Lawrey, Jr
Margaret Bush
New Iowa Lease Forms Promote Flexible Profit Sharing
Delegates from townships attend a convention with about twenty in attendance. C. L. Holmes of Iowa State College previews two updated leases the Stock Share Partnership and the Stock Share Farm Lease, both modifying the Lloyd lease to allow variable profit divisions for landlord and tenant.
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Lloyd
C. L. Holmes
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Agricultural Extension Service
Lloyd ‘Lease
Hasseatten
Dry Holmes
Iowa
Holmes
Ten Years Ago in Aurelia Happenings
A. H. Waddell bought the J. E. Loucks building on North Main. W. R. Jenkins named Republican candidate for sheriff at Cherokee convention. Edgar Rapp joined Fonda ball team for the season. Mrs. C. C. Beeghley ill, operated for appendicitis. Fire destroyed engine and tank houses at S. F. Stieneke farm. neighbors prevented spread to nearby home. Smith the horse trader fired at Ed Rice. arrested and found insane.
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A. H. Waddell
Smith
Anthon
Ed Rice
Farm Bureau Plans Gather at Iowa State Fair
Iowa Farm Bureau members from across the state will meet August 28 at the Iowa State Fair. National speakers will address the gathering with county leaders discussing farming issues for 1922 28 and the coming year's work. A free 80 acre camping tract will host neighbors and a separate camp will house all Iowa county agents during the expo. The fair runs August 28 to September 1.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
State Fair
Aurelia Battery Station Goes to Chautauqua Fair
Local shop Aurelia Battery Station offers recharged or rebuilt batteries with guaranteed work and announces a trip to the Chautauqua from July 9 to 13.
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Aurelia Battery Station
Close School in Silver Township Discussed
Supt Funkhouser met residents in Silver Township Saturday to consider closing Silver School No. due to insufficient attendance to justify the expense. The community plans to attend the Chautauqua from July 9 to 13.
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Silver Chief
Funkhouser
Silver toWnship
Tirec Tax Township
Silver School
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Chautauquas
Hess
Clark
J. C. Nelson
Firat
O. C. Waddell
Ruby Simmers
M. E
Les Sylphes
Mrs. Waddell
Adagio
Concerto
Douveiilc Serenade
Polanaige
G. Bachmann
F. Seitz
Drolla Czerwonky
Chopin
Dvorak Kreisler Tor Aulin - Drdla
H. C. Johnson
Guy M. Gillett
Jane Cleaves
George Clark
Wm. Mulvaney
W. F. Huber
C. M. Smith
A. M. Gavin
L. J. McGivern
Sentinel
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