John Campbell Dies by Self Destruction on Farm
John Campbell, a prominent county farmer, died by hanging at his Silver township home yesterday. The body was found in the hay loft of the horse barn at about 8 p.m. No inquest was held per county coroner Dr. L A Wescott. Mrs Campbell was away with their daughter Bessie who is ill. other children were elsewhere. Campbell had been despondent over his daughter’s illness, and the tragedy shocked his many friends. Funeral plans await Mrs Campbell's return from Rockford Indiana.
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Cherokee Times
John Campbell
Silver Township
L. A. Wescott
Ross
Mr. Campbell
Paul Campbell
Campbell
Rockford
Local moves and notices from Anton Hallengren to Aurelia area
Anton Hallengren and family relocate from Galva to a farm northwest of town. Barbara DeVries of Aurelia visits friend N A Christensen. John E Nelson sale at Mundey draws strong bidding. Youge cattle and sows in demand. Nelson rents 240 acres south of Aurelia and moves there. Harry Cone and Stella Johannsen wed Thyra Dalby and Frank Hill wed. Ben Burgersen and family return from Great Falls to a new farm north of Peterson, purchased last spring.
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Anton Hallengren
Galva
Ben Burgersen
Great Falls
Montana
Peterson
Charles G Adolphson Dies From Farm Accident
On the Zeilman farm north of town a belt slipped from a fly wheel and struck Charles G. Adolphson on the head. He collapsed and died Sunday evening after being treated at the hospital. several men worked nearby but failed to prevent the fatal injury.
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Alta Advertiser
Chae. G. Adolpheor
Zeilman
Adolphson
County Seat News from Cherokee Papers Times
Notice of appeal of Prescott will case filed and headed to the supreme court. Steve Melter relocates DeForace radiator business to Swanson building with his brother Fred. C B Holden named as mayoral candidate. Cherokeans lose home game to Alta 24 to 15 in a spirited match. County supervisors report cost saving on bridges culverts and road graveling and sell $80 000 refunding bonds at a premium of 870.
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Prescott
Supreme Court
Steve Melter
Swanson
Fred
Iowa
Aurelia Consolidated School Election Set for March 14
The Aurelia Consolidated district schedules its annual school election for Monday March 14. Vying to replace Geo E Blanch and A H Eddy, two directors will win three year terms after consent to serve once more. Nomination papers filed with the clerk.
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Aurelia Consolidated
Geo. E. Blanch
A. H. Eddy
Marcus News Forecasts Stronger Local Baseball Team
Marcus reports a better baseball team after a Monday night meeting of the baseball boys. Storm Lake mayoral caucus set for Wednesday at the Commercial club rooms ahead of the March 28 city election. County farm bureau backs no aid for the season with monthly support capped between 40 and 45 dollars. Ice drift washes out of Storm Lake, leaving the lake largely empty except for eastern remains. Representative Edson introduces a bill for bonded warehous ing to store crops and use receipts as collateral, aiding farmers’ cash flow.
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Storm Lake
Vo EB. Herbert
Theyenly Cote
Nurstein
Baresu Last Pridas
da County
W. C. Edson Ties
Wedding of Gladys Allen and Forrest Tucker at Dawson Home
Gladys Allen and Forrest Tucker of Pullman Washington wed at the Dawson home on Saturday March 5 at 3 30 p m Rev G R Gilbert officiating The groom a University of Indiana graduate and former Washington State College instructor studies at the University of Chicago The bride an instructor at Washington State College previous teacher in Atlanta Ga wore white georgette crepe embroidered in orange silk A two course dinner featured pink roses They departed that evening for Chicago where they will reside while Tucker completes his studies
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W. P. Dawson
Gladys Allen
Forrest Tucker
Pullman
Washington
G. R. Gilbert
University of Indiana
Washington State College
University of Chicago
Atlanta
Chicago
Cherokee Democrat Mrs Swisher Dies In Pilot Township
Mrs B F Swisher died yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs W A Stevenson’s home in Pilot Township after years of poor health. She recently returned from Long Beach California where she and her husband spent winters. Funeral plans are pending with an expected Thursday service. She was a pioneer resident with nine daughters and one son surviving.
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B. PF. Swisher
W. A. Stevenson
Pilot Township
Long Beach
California
Mr. Swisher
Swisher
Connecting With Sewer
The warm weather has aided outdoor work and many buildings are being connected to the sewerage system. Twenty applications for connections have been made with more anticipated as labor becomes available.
New Tricot Shades for Circular Skirts in Plaid Suitings
G, J, and Lewis request testing age of new shades in Tricot cloth and small plaid suitings suitable for the new circular skirts.
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G, J, Lewis
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ALTA
Barbara DeVries
Aurelia
N. A. Christensen
Charles G. Adolphson
County Seat News
C. B. Holden
American Legion Minstrel
Idle Hour
Denison
Ketchup Bros
Mr. JeBeau
Rastus Slick
Slicker
Slickest
Henry Hardtack
Hogshead Mose
Come Seven
Wetweather Watson
Mr. Rastus
Mose
JeBeau
Mr. Bones
Hogshead
Rufus Raston Riggles
Hardboiled
Higgins Col
Muchmore Mustard
Wetweather Watson J
Finch Dotson
Byron Sweet Ray
V. Green
E. L. Rapp
Carl Kannenberg
Carl Herold
Geo
Scott
Oscar Sansen
L. F. Butterfield
H. G. Carlberg
Clifford Card
Joan Holderness
Fritz
Marcus
BE. Bethards
Tucker-Allen
B. F. Swisher
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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G.J. Lewis
Hart Schaffner& Marx Clothes
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