Liberati's Great Band Opens Cherokee Chautauqua
Liberati presents a premier band at Cherokee Chautauqua with top soloists in America. The event marks a major summer concert as part of the festival lineup featuring renowned musicians.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
3
Liberati presents a premier band at Cherokee Chautauqua with top soloists in America. The event marks a major summer concert as part of the festival lineup featuring renowned musicians.
Aurelia gains morning victory 5 to 4 but falls 5 to 1 in the afternoon as Storm Lake’s fast lineup tests Aurelia’s defense. Sadler starts for Aurelia with Richards at short, Newcomber leaves with an ankle sprain, and Dick Bell delivers the winning two-base hit in the ninth to seal the morning win.
The Aurelia ball team is set for July games with Sioux City Journal Jouvenile visiting on July 11, Peterson visiting on July 14, and a July 17 matchup at Peterson.
J. W. Sexon of Montevallo Missouri commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to customers saying they are pleased and seek it again. The medicine is for sale by J. C. Nelson.
Thomas Walpole ends sixteen years as Cherokee postmaster handing the duties to Mrs J E Morcombe on Wednesday July 1. In other items the Cherokee YWCA group heads to Okoboji, Bryant Asphalt completes paving, and editor Charles Mitchell undergoes appendicitis surgery with a swift recovery expected.
The locals meet the Sioux City Journal ball team Saturday afternoon in what promises to be one of the season’s best games on home grounds. The Journal team, on a two week tour, features fast amateur players with three signed to the Western league next season. In 1913 they played 68 games, winning 61 and losing 5 with two ties, and they just beat Le Mars 16 to 3, touted as the fastest amateur squad seen there this season.
The band will give a free open air concert on Main Street this Saturday evening. Musicians have practiced for months and will provide excellent music for all to hear. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the street performance. Advertise it in the Sentinel.
Ten years ago J C Lockin sold the dwelling across the street to C M Morgan Oscar Nelson moved his family to Wesley Iowa for a stock of dry goods W P Miller and W H Reynolds with wives plan a Yellowstone Park trip Rutherford farm hands finished one thousand sheep shearing clip about six pounds per fleece Lloyd Wilson sold his half in the barber shop to Jesse Jungers and plans to move from Aurelia Street work on Main street continues with new gravel preferred for the business block authorities note gravel costs but insist it is worthwhile for Aurelia to match other towns efforts
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