Coyote Train To Return To Service In April
Rumor says the Coyote passenger train will run south and back from the city with a 3 PM departure and 8 30 AM return, restoring service on April 1. The move benefits travelers from the north and will be welcomed by the traveling public.
West Elk End of East Afton Community Notices
Obituary for Mrs. H. P. Christenson of Alta who died Tuesday morning March 26 after years in Elk township. Mention of Chas Christenson and Ida Weatphal sick with rheumatic fever. Teaching start of Selma Kolpin and a note on Tegsie Misenhelde to be confirmed. Dist No 4 Elk Ext school to close Friday. haying near Elkton. market activity at fifteen dollars per ton. Ian Newcomb recent Sioux visit.
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H. P. Christenson
Alta
Elk Township
Chas. Christenson
Elk
Elkton
Local Visits and Rural Notes From Alta Area
Gilbert McKinnon and Jessie Petlon visited at Heney Prederickeon's near Alta last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Brewster and baby visited C. W Petlon's home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Axel Burgason went to Cherokee last week on a pleasure trip and had teeth pulled. Seed time is here and farmers await snow melt and dry ground to work. Last year roads were dry and dusty with automobiles seeding in progress. W C Newcomb shipped stock to Sioux City recently.
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Gilbert McKinnon
Jessie Petlon
Heney
Prederickeon
Alta
Sioux City
Old Pioneer Amos W. Dice Brought Back for Burial
Amos W. Dice born July 9 1844 in Stark County Ohio lived in Will County Illinois before moving to this county. He died March 28 1912 in Garvin Minnesota after a nine year bank spell and eight years in hardware business. Services at the Methodist church were led by Rev C E Hoon with Knights of Pythias and Cherokee Lodge 167 members attending. Interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Amos W. Dice
Stark County
Ohio
Will County
Ilinois
Catherine McClaskey
Illinois
Aurelia
Garvin
Minn
Chaie Aveniing
Tates Ec
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
C. E. Hoon
Dice
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Art Fraser
A. A. Dingman
Ray Owens
B. R. Wilson
Sam Rigby
John Stutz
H. H. Lucas
Fred Holly
Jake Trahn
Ross Hart
E. B. Burris
John Goeb
L. A. Wineke
Road Superintendent Bids Sought in Diamond Township 1912
Bids are invited from interested parties for the position of road superintendent in Diamond township for 1912. Trustees reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids and bids must be received by April 1, 1912.
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Diamond Township
Congregational Church Notes and Activities
Congregational Church notes report Ladies Aid meets next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hines. Bible class and Boya club events planned for Friday evening. Services next Sunday follow usual hours with a Sunday school attendance revival. The evening service features the second address in a series titled The Bluff that Failed. Christian Endeavor to hold a cake sale Saturday afternoon at Garber's store. Endeavorers invited to bring cakes.
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Ladies Aid
Local Election Results Show Bischel Victory and Silent Clover
In a council and treasurer race W H Bischel ran unopposed and led with 132 votes to Clover 1 and Mummert 2 and Wine 2. For assessor August Bischel led with 127 votes while George Clover received 49 after Clover urged voters not to support him. Total votes 199 with two spoiled. Polls opened at eight and closed at seven with counts finished by nine.
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W. H. Bischel
George Clover
M. Mummert
P. D. Wine
August Bischel
the Sentinel
A. Bischel
County Demonstration Station Reveals Seed Corn Variations
Cherokee County tests show wide yield gaps among seeds. From 67 samples, top five averaged 74 bushels per acre versus 56 for the lowest, with good seed yielding far more value. Imported seed underperformed compared to local farmer seed and seedsmen offerings.
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Ames
Editor Sued Over Libel Claim In Cedar Falls
William Galloway of Waterloo sues Lars Bladine formerly Marathon Republic editor now Cedar Falls Record editor for 25000 dollars. The libel suit stems from a Cedar Falls episode during a jubilee for burning a large batch of mail order catalogues.
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Manson Journal
Lars Bladine
Marathon Republic
Cedar Falls Record
William Galloway
Waterloo
Cedar Falla
rAfter
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Sista Ath
BROS
West Elk End
Afton
Ida
John Weatphal
Freeman Hornibrook
Selma Kolpin
Blaches
Sioux Deast
Tegsie Misenhelde
Ian Newcomb
G. T. Anderson
Congregational Church
Ices Sait
Willis Groff
W. P. Miller
A. H. Waddell
T. C. Crepps
John Grashoff
Fraser
Mummert
O. D. Waddell
F. Kohihagen
Julius Jordan
C. M. Morgan
Jas. Gay
Cherokee County
Ford
Aurelia Lumber Co
James Hartigan
Coming
Edith Bundy
Marie Greene
Drake University
Agnes Fish
Miss Green
Miss Bundy
Miss Fish
Galloway