Aurelia Beats Fonda In Eleven Inning Thriller
Aurelia outlasted Fonda 4 to 3 after eleven innings in Monday’s game. A Rapp opened the decisive action with a hit, moved on a passed ball, and scored on Roy Hill’s single. Errors plagued both teams but Aurelia’s late hit parade and Ewoldt’s steady pitching sealed the win.
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Fonda
Aurelia
A. Rapp
Roy Hill
Sadler
Marathon Fame
Ewoldt
Fonda Boys
E. Rapp
Moulton
Pierce
Edgar
Johnson
Flebson
Siglin
Roger
Hill
McCafferty
Stevenson
Leonard
Bell
Hobson
Rapp
Lighter
Paxton
Tye
Saddler
Royer
Hoson
Ewolt
Leonards
Auto accident fatal near Glidden claims Mrs Johnson
Mrs. Clayton Johnson died after a car train crash as she and her husband tried to cross a railway near Glidden on Sunday. The train struck the auto at a right angle, throwing Mrs Johnson beneath the engine where she died within an hour. Mr Johnson survived with minor injuries. body returned to Galva for burial beside relatives.
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Galva Tribune
Glidden
Mra
Clayton Johnson
Galva
Johnson
Northwestern Flyer
Cemetery Association Meeting at Congregational Church
A meeting of the Cemetery Association is scheduled for next Saturday at 3 o clock in the Congregational church. New officers will be elected and all members are urged to attend. Secretary.
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Cemetery Association
Congregational Church
Scott Gets Nomination By Republican District Convention
In LeMars Iowa on July 24 the Republican district convention nominated George C. Scott of Sioux City for Congress in the Eleventh district by a 75 to 45 vote over Senator L. E. Francia of Spirit Lake. Scott thanked the delegates, Francia praised Scott, and both candidates exchanged a hearty handshake after the vote.
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LeMars
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Congress
Eleventh
L. E. Francia
Spirit Lake
Scott
Francis
Mr. Scott
Senator Francis
Alfalfa Sowing Methods In Iowa Homestead
The Iowa Home stead piece on sowing alfalfa explains plans that secured a good stand and highlights the start-up difficulties as primary growth obstacles. It emphasizes the article’s value and subscription deal, noting a combined rate with The Iowa Homestead. The Newell town vote approved building a hall and park improvements by 47 to 2.
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Iowa Homestead
Newell
Aurelia to Host Fast Baseball Tournament Next Week
Aurelia residents will host a three team baseball tournament July 31 and August 1 with Newell Sioux Rapids and Fonda participating. Wednesday features Aston Cubs versus Diamond Center Tigers, with music from the Aurelia band, street concerts, a merry‑go‑round, a Thursday dance, carnival amusements and other street shows.
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Aurelia
Newell
Sioux Rapids
Fonda
Northwest
Iowa
Aston Cubs
Diamond Center Tigers
Notice to Subscribers on Postal Back Pay
A postmaster general directive requires stamping all papers more than one year behind. The Sentinel cannot mail overdue issues unless back subscribers remit now. Readers behind are urged to settle to avoid missing copies and meet postal law requirements.
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The
Sentinel
Weather Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Iowa 1912
Weather bulletin for the week ending July 21 1912 Des Moines Iowa notes unusually cool conditions with average temperature deficits 6 to 10 degrees and rainfall above normal except in three southern counties. Northern and central counties saw heavy rainfall over 2 inches, some over 3 inches while the first four days were dry aiding haying and harvest. Threshing is general in southern counties with yields above average. Northern oats are badly lodged and harvest may be difficult. rains delay field work but benefit corn pastures potatoes grasses gardens and fruits. Corn grew well and is in good condition and improving daily.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Quiet Cherokee Wedding Unites Butterfield and Thomson
A calm ceremony at Cherokee M E Church joins E Mildred Butterfield and J M Thomson with Rev C E Chapler officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs B Butterfield, is a teacher. the groom, long a Cherokean resident, works with Butterfield & Thomson in the Bijou theater and later will run the Meriden telephone exchange.
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E. Mildred Butterfield
J. M. Thomson
C. E. Chapler
M. E. Church of Cherokee
B. Butterfield
England
Butterfield & Thomson
Bijou Moving Picture Theater
Grace Kreager
Helmer Paulson
Meriden
Sentinels
Large Ditching Venture on Maple River Described
A major ditching project begins at the Maple River crossing near the Chas. Lockin farm four and a half miles north west of town. The program will straighten a two and a half mile channel through several farms to a county bridge and railroad crossing, improving fall and soil value. The Strickland ditching company uses a ten by four foot trench, powered by twenty horses and five capstans, employing ten men.
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Maple River
Chas. Lockin Farm
Lockin
Bearnard McQuinn Farm
Geo. Mummert
Blackman Farm
County Bridge
Gust Peterson
Carr
J. C. Lockin
Chas Lockin
Strickland Ditching Company
Laurens
Iowa
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Jovi
Myos Ras
Hamilton
A.royer
Cemetery Association Meeting
C. C. Hansen
W. B. Gillham
Siooux Rapids
Sioux Rapide
M. Fonda
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