National Bloomers vs Aurelia Ends in Lopsided Defeat
The National Bloomers, a traveling mixed team, were heavily defeated by Aurelia 8 to 2 before a large crowd from Cherokee and Alta. Beers and Elliott led Aurelia with Beers two homers and Elliott fanning 10. Alstott pitched for the Bloomers, allowing seven strikeouts and four walks, while only two Bloomers reached first base. The game featured defensive lapses late and notable plays from Peterson and local youths.
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National Bloomers
Aurelia Tean
Cherokee
Alta
Alstott
Beers
Eliot
Els
Aurelia
Elliot
Mulroney
Ft. Dodge
Peterson
Aurelia Hall
Oma
Sitz
Haywood
Olis
Elis
Evans
Petergon
Local notices and personnel travel notes from Cherokee area
The snippet lists assorted items including visits to Pearl City Illinois and Allen Nebraska, a poultry buyer, and several moves and trips. It notes Rev E H Gillet preaching at Cherokee Baptist church, disbanding of the Cherokee team, Miss Lizzie Galloway dressmaking, and various relatives visiting Waco Nebraska Early Monday. It mentions estate administration for Geo Dick and sale of J S Bell farm to G Oblson, plus a vacation to Hot Springs South Dakota and Sylvan Lake.
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Parker & Lashell
D. A. Roger
Pearl City
Ilinois
Alex Fraser
Arthur
Hot Springs
S. 1
K. Davis
E. H. Gillet
Mt Olive
Baptist Church
Cherokee
Brooks
Walter Lewis
Waco
Neb
Stobert Beckord
Ulisses Lois Scott
Irene Robar
Allen
Lizzie Galloway
Elmer Garrett
Arso Sen
LaPage
Baby
Alta
Slater
Abs. I
Nelson
Sentinel
Henry Bischel
Webster City
Harry
Dora Toomer
Geo. Baker
Tr. V. Dick
Geo. Dick
J.5
Beers
Pringhard
Sioux City
W. B.leeve
Fayette Bailey
J.C. Lorkin
J. S. Bell
G. Oblson
Diamond Township
Hankens
Hots Springs
Sylvian Lake
Cueter
Deadwood
Local notices and social from Aurelia and nearby towns
Various short items record ads and notices in Aurelia Iowa and surrounding areas. Local residents and visitors named include Herman Hansen M. C. Miller O H Crooks Alta Burns and L J Nelson. Reports note farm sales births weddings and planned Chautauqua train service with speakers and concerts scheduled in July.
Local residents return from trips and church services update
Mrs Nathan wen and her father arrived back from Northern Kansas for the summer. Representative Wan Wickey and his son Clarence returned from Oklahoma with mixed impressions on crop conditions. Several locals journeyed to Cherokee and enjoyed a quiet weekend with relatives. No services planned at Diamond M E church for two Sundays due to Chautauqua weather. The Joe Cream Local event moved to July 17 because of bad roads. Prof Griffith of Morningside College sought students for the ENGOL program. Detin Clemens visited Rob Winans last week.
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Herman Hansen
Newton
A. PB
Rickmire
M. C. Miller
Storm Lake
Aurelia
O. H. Crooks
Sioux City
L. J. Nelson
M. 0. Garver
Correctionville
Alta Burns
Alta
Lmo Fraser
Chiensgo
Milwaukee
C.K. Davis
Oto Roepke
Fairmont
Minn
Ed. Kuyper
Boyden
C. del Vries
Tilda Bisehel
Iterater City
Henry
John Slutz
Ohio
Johnson
Aurelia O
G. Luehrs
Marathon
Aira
Luehrs
Jexsie Savage
Harry Lockin
Bertha Molyneux
Cherokee
Frank DeVore
Hobbs
Lela Twonard
Arthur Darrah
Winterset
Mere
Jas
Darrah
Ale
Darrah Ie
Agrelia
Furidah
Ole Pawson
F. Dierks
Nathan Wen
Kansas
Wan
Wickey
Oklahoma
Clarence
Oklahoma City
Gladys Bell
Hazel Lindsay
Estella
Hdan Vickey
Frank Miner
Diamond M. E
Joe Cream
Diamond Center
Prof Griffith
Morningside College
Wus
Detin Clemens
Rob. Winans
Gentry Bros Present Combined Shows at Cherokee
Gentry Bros vaudeville style circus plans a joint two show tour at Cherokee on July 2 with an eastern and western act. The combined spectacle promises a street parade and a single admission price, featuring strong equine acts and a celebrated performer lineup.
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Gentry Bros
Cherokee
Barnum Dé Bailey
Cherokee Thursdiy
Chey
Tetor
Generomet Iimb
Loclud
Comat
Baron Mage
New Touring Car and Local Business Updates
The Aurelia area reports a new 1107 Auburn touring car owned by D Wine with plans for delivery soon, adding to a growing fleet of five autos in the community. A Cedar Rapids contractor oversaw elevator construction praised as modern and well run, while a Macy family reunion in Des Moines drew relatives from across several states.
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D. Wine
Auburn
India
Northwest
Aurelia Farmers
Resi Dents
Mich
DeVries
Will Withe Ba GE
Newell
Cedar Traplds
Troy Horne
Read River Valley
Ilver
Lown
Ely
Bam
United States
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Zhe
AUP
Wbete
Chaseers
Humboldt
Royer
Eltis
Muinge
Herbert Masager
Altn
Jose
First National Bank
Aurelia Sentinel
B. E. Lloyd
Avery Betas
Alirally
Iowa
Quimby Monitor
Martin Thompson
W. P. Dawson
Eds
Handley
LiMoille
J. W. Menefee
Canada
George Clover
Menefee
Winipeg
Sioux Falls
Hinds Central Railroad
N. BE. Nicholy
Chicago
Slooux Falls
Guy Franko
Dover
Miss Curtis
C. D. Curtis
Iowa Falls
J . Dowding
Libbie Neville
PP. Fagster
Stalph Rhode
Nystedt
Larrabee
W. J. Whitney
Colorado
Belew
Muetion Diane
Uu Mare
DeVore
Chautauqua
Chautaugtaman
IlInds Central Co
Geo. Ro Stuart
Lyric Glee Club
Cleveland Ladies’ Orchestra
van J. Bevan
Boss Crane
Frank Gunsaulus
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Seth Regimental
46Th Regimental
J. P. Huggett
Dixie Jubilee Singers and Orchestra
Broderie Egyptian
Arnold Swiss
Andrew Johnson
Macy
Des Moines
Mra
Shepard
Drake University
Woc
Bundy
Bivelty
Dandy
San Jose
California
Leesburg
Horida
Spencer and Woodbite
Smith Center
Madison
Migs Mlale Giearke
LeMiurs
Hi. A. Gearke
Goodsall Johnson
Japan
Superior
Paris Green
Alfred Lurgan
Witheha & Maninert
Walt
Panttoli
Parker & Taste
Stan
Tivea
J. S. Mummert
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Nan
Nin
Heddver
Mangivasotas
Manny
Rhinelander
Wis
Wisconsin
Rickmire’s Land Agency
A. P. Rickmire, Prop
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