Band Schedule July 13 to 19 Includes July 15
The notice outlines a band schedule spanning July 13 to 19 with a highlighted event on July 15. It lists ensemble performances and venue details, indicating seating and admission specifics for the public.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
3
The notice outlines a band schedule spanning July 13 to 19 with a highlighted event on July 15. It lists ensemble performances and venue details, indicating seating and admission specifics for the public.
Arthur A Caldwell son of William T Caldwell of Sulphur Springs Iowa born November 23 1358 at Boone Iowa moved to Fonda then Buena Vista County near Sulphur Springs where he lived until his death July 5. The obituary notes his wife Mrs J W Grigsby and says services were held at the M E church Sulphur Springs conducted by D W Williams of Storm Lake. Remains taken to Boone County old home where his mother was laid to rest six months earlier.
The piece extols cheerful vacation planning to refresh body and mind and links leisure to moral improvement. It reflects on Christ spirit shaping freedom and civilization, America as guiding world leadership toward a Golden Age, and includes aphorisms about wealth, genius, work, and social behavior.
The Cherokee County Republican convention met at the courthouse in Cherokee on Saturday at 1 o clock. County Chairman J. A. Miller presided, with G. F. Coburn as chairman and Albert S. Crabb as secretary. delegates were chosen to state and judicial conventions. The resolutions urged tariff protection tied to domestic production costs and endorsed national and state leaders plus legislators Dolliver Cummins Hubbard for policies benefiting the people. Knox, Lockin, and Payton named to congressional, judicial, and senatorial committees.
A 325.00 lady's gold watch will be awarded to the lady who gains the most votes between June 25 and July 23, provided she has not won a previous special prize. This is the highest valued prize and votes here count toward the final contest. The contest company notes closure in early August, leaving little time for winners to continue campaigning.
In the month, transfers include M. A. Michamn to Chamberlin for a 5 mera parcel, Otto Bischel acquiring Lot in Amelia, County Treasurer transferring to A. Patton, and Thomas H. Bell selling 40 acres to Bert Wad dell. Total transfers total 33 with $9,405 in consideration. Last year had 26 transfers and $87,517.09. Abstracts offered by Chas. E. Moore with 27 years experience.
Merrill voters faced a disputed water works proposition as insufficient notice between calls led to an improper election. A second petition and later timing were found lacking, prompting criticism and calls for better legal guidance. Hauff Bros. bought Lee J. Hart property as a prime Merrill business asset. Dr W L Holly takes the Cherokee First Congregational pastorate and aims for success with education and training. C F Lueder won the bid to build Cherokee Presbyterian church at a cost of $30,000.
Storm Lake Chautauqua promotes a July 2031 event highlighting Storm Lake camping sites and natural facilities. The notice touts the pleasant scenery and attractive features draw visitors to the speaker series and activities at Storm Lake.
A listing of a summer program schedule in Honolulu featuring world famous musicians, speakers, and travelers across a series of days. Notable names include G A Gearheart, Ollie James, Thomas McClary, Phos McClary, White Rose Orchestra, Gov. Schallenberger, Dr Frank Smith, and Cirille’s Italian Band with details for July events and contact S. T. Neven for full program information.
Jennie Wihlen returned from Sioux City for the Fourth with a friend. Sewcom and family visited Storm Lake for the holiday. W. E. Haight and family visited C. W. Petlon and others on the Fourth. A German celebration occurred at Charlie Buddenhagen’s grave with a Wheeler orchestra. Ora Bowers sought Mayo Clinic care in Rochester. Ada Edge of Platteville visited Weist family. Aston Cubs lost 5 to 2 to Alta Woodmen at Alta but praised hospitality.
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