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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
4
A spoiled baseball visit to Galva ends in a nine inning riot as Early players and locals clash over umpiring and crowd behavior. The visiting team abandons the field while Galva’s businessmen apologize and promise neutrality in future.
The Primghar team visited and lost 2 to 1 in ten innings after a tight pitchers duel. Roy Hill and E Rapp contributed timely hits for the locals, while Williams powered Primghar with three strikeouts and a single.
Baseball notes praise Cy Young of the Cleveland Americans for a strong return after illness with a five hit, decisive win. Sioux City ends its skid by defeating Pueblo 5 to 4, while other close losses mark a tight season. Local players hailed as skilled ball handlers rather than simply scrappers.
Names listed include Claude Davis Mrs HT Johnson Gus Johnson Mrs J We Thomas and Lester G Thomas Buell Miss Jessie Calender for eign. item reads as a community correspondence excerpt with multiple residents named.
Church notes urge Children's Day observance next Sunday with a morning address for children and full Sunday school attendance. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 6 pm and Sunday evening Christian Endeavor meetings welcome adults. note on Grace for Common Duties from Eph 4 25 26 and 6 2. Rubberness Peters Nuptials: Nelle Irene Peters marries Wm Rubberness at Mrs. Peters home with Mendelssohn's wedding march and pink white decor. couple to live near Aurelia after June 28th. The bride is a teacher. groom a farmer. guests present gifts of glass and silver.
A farm accident at Frank Klema’s home in Sutherland claimed the life of Henry Jones age about 17, son of Julius Jones Sr. Jones and William Klema were handling a gray mare when it kicked him after a command to move. He collapsed and died in the barn doorway with aid unavailable.
Washington Letter discusses securing legislation to curb centralized wealth and empower the people through initiative and referendum. Senator Bourne argues for direct accountability of public servants, primary laws, and protections for small stockholders while addressing Supreme Court rulings like Standard Oil and Tobaveu.
Des Moines in June 1911 a health bulletin from Dr. G. H. Sumner warns hot weather endangers young children and stresses pure cow. s milk cooled with ice, boiled water, exclusive breastfeeding, and meticulous bottle hygiene. It notes higher death rates from bottle feeding and urges parents to seek medical advice for vomiting and illness.
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