Chautauqua Festival to Feature Diverse Acts and New Program
Sewartz and Cochran present an unusual scenic musical festival with Arab costumes and stage settings. The lineup includes Bor ilitary academy stars, a Russia bound shooter, and a diverse cast of singers pianists and choral groups in a new, balanced program. Redpath-Vawter calls it the best festival among recent seasons with dates July 2 to inclusive.
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Sewartz
Borilitary Academy
Russia
America
Town
Mie
Cochran
Bagdad
John Ross
Reed Company
Invan
Chautauqua
Redpath-Vawter Service
Features on the International two row corn plow
An exclusive look showcases the International two row corn plow emphasizing sturdy build and efficiency. The article highlights ease of use for farmers and potential productivity gains in field work.
District meeting Postponed to Sunday May 3 Cherokee
Officials announce regular district farm bureau meeting in Cherokee county postponed due to rain. The gathering moves to Sunday May 3 at 10 am in Wilson auditorium, with county participants to attend and discuss the district plans. G. M. Sullivan receives reappointment to postmaster Cherokee for a one year term.
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Aulling
Wisson
Cors
Farm Bureau
Wilson Auditorium
C. Sage
Illinois Central
Shas
Sage
Sioux Falls
Alta News Items Highlight Local Games and Gravel Donation
Notes recall Alta high school baseball losing 22 to 2 to Cherokee and describe city street repairs aided by Superintendent Sullivan of LC Remy. Sullivan donated four cars of gravel for town streets and promised more gravel for repairs around property during his visit.
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Attashigh
Sullivan
Remy
Methodist Church Notes Preview Next Services
Ai Gilbert as pastor leads Sunday morning theme Put to the Test and evening theme Iron Rasps Herold guides the youth meeting at the regular hour. Community members urged to attend and support the collection.
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Methodist
Ai Gilbert
Herbart
Herold
Ople
Fortieth General Assembly completes school law review
The fortieth General Assembly adjourned after reconciling school laws and avoiding backward steps. Teachers and supporters note no new progressive measures were enacted, but also no backward actions, leaving worried to satisfied tones among Friends of the Schools.
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Behdol’Lawa
Fortieth Général Assembly
Lawa
General Assembly
Fortieth General Assembly
Peterson Patriot reports weddings in Peterson and local deaths
The Peterson Patriot notes the April 14 marriage of Harry Mein king and Grace Kiaas in Chicago. It also reports William Tolley dying at St. Joseph's hospital in Sioux City after an infected foot injury.
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Peterson Patriot
Harry Meinking
Grace Kiaas
Peterson
Chicago
Storm Lake
Booth & Ohlson
Sioux City
Cogt
T. .N. Peterson
Galva - Union Elevator “Company
Peter‘pon
Manson
Lake Register
Anderson
Alta
Healy & Breen
Fort Dodge
First National Bank of
Marcus
Hand Committee
M. E. Reed
Reed
Shrine Band
le Mars
Decoration Day meeting planned at Lockin office
A Memorial Day observance planning meeting will be held Monday evening May 5 at 8 oclock in the office of H H Lockin. Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans are urged to attend and lodges and clubs are invited to be represented. Citizens should honor those who sacrificed for the country.
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H. H. Lockin
Federated Church Services Next Sunday
Pastor Geo C Safford invites all to morning services with the sermon titled Gods Building and a Sunday school session for spiritual growth. Evening service features Ig the Religious Man Crazy with Christian Endeavor activities at 7 and 8. All are welcome.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Displayed International two-row corn plow on sale
See and try the International two-row corn plow before you buy. Sample on display at our store. J. S&S Mummert.
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Pbsure
J. S&s
Mummert
Spraying Time for Orchards Advised by Iowa Expert
Orchard spraying should begin after blossom clusters separate and before blooms appear according to H E Nichols Iowa State College. In mixed bloom homes spray before earliest variety, with warm weather prompting timing. Lead spray uses 14 pounds lead arsenate and 6 quarts liquid lime sulfur 4 5 pounds dry and equipment includes 26 feet hose nozzle and spray rod.
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H.E. Nichols
Iowa State College
Inter-Scholastic Track Meet Invites Northwestern High Schools
Buena Vista college at Storm Lake invites northwestern town high schools to the second annual inter scholastic track and field meet on Saturday May 24 at Storm Lake. A handsome cup will honor the best performer of the day and Rotary Kiwanis clubs donate two trophies for top school teams. Medals will be awarded to first and second in each event. Local high school likely to be represented. Bring us your eggs butter and cream Home Grocery.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Rotary
Kiwanis
HAPPENINGS OF 10 AND 20 YEARS AGO
Ten years ago a southwest Peterson farmer lost a barn and forty eight stock head including eight good horses to a fire. Dr H G C Johnson of Alta leaves May 1 to practice medicine at Cherokee after eight years in Alta. A newborn boy arrives at B G Bates home at six am Friday. Mrs Fred R Woodcock dies in Copova SD. remains brought here for burial. Methodist church to host reception for fifteen new members on Easter. Ladies Aid serves luncheon.
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Laury
Peterson
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Notice Restricts Dumping at Aurelia Grounds
Beginning May 1 no person may deposit rubbish or waste at the Aurelia dump ground or nearby except the scavenger appointed by the town council. Offenders will be fined not less than 25.00 or not to exceed 3160.00. Ad T B Parker Mayor.
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Aurelia
Ad T
B. Parker
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Paulling
PTF
Cali
Torich
Cora Hale
Sity Gude
McCall
Lar‘sone
Federated Church
Geo. C. Safford
Scissor
J. C. Nelson
Sentinel
Paulson Bros. Lumber Co
Aurelia, IA
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