Farmers Elevator appoints new manager at Atwapecial meeting
At a special meeting of the Farmers Elevator directors on Saturday DeVries of Borden formerly of Aurelia was chosen to manage the elevator business. The elevator is expected to be finished by June 1 and the DeVries family plans to relocate here for the start. The work will be pushed rapidly and a doubled force will be employed once foundations are completed despite cold weather delays.
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DeVries
Borden
Aurelly
DeVelewood
Ting
Basa Field Named After Marcus Bay Donor at Morningside College
Trustees approve naming the athletic park Basa Field in Sioux City in honor of donor Marcus Bay and family. The 1,400-seat amphitheater will cost about 2,200 with 1,100 pledged by students and 1,200 already raised by the community. The grandstand will be concrete and students will grade the field.
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Marcus Bay
John C. Bass
Morningside College
Sioux City
Basa
Julia G. Bass
Athledie Park
Thaan
Etudeath
Jediy GC
Bata
Clave
Captaioo
Congrete
Who Is He In Aurelia The Nelson Controversy
Letter from W. O. Strigen defends Aurelia townsfolk about a campaign allegation involving W. Q. Striker and a supposed feud. The author denounces claims as false and urges unity while criticizing a figure named Nelson and a paid notice about vacant buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Nelson
Aurelia
Alta
Sla
Dea Moines Iegister
Sioux City Tribune
Claulming
Bill Striker
Striker
Trat National Bank
Aurelian
W. QO
Ori
Himeel
L Rand
Alan
Tean
Dimner
Steiker
Camedre Te Ia
Forelea
Africa
Nelson
Cherokee Chautauqua gains footing in Cherokee County
Movement for a Chautauqua at the county seat progresses with over $1090 pledged for a guaranty fund. A provisional nine member directorate is elected led by Rev. Geo I Long and others. Officers include Recording Secretary Thoda McColla and Treasurer J T Wearts as work groups form to secure suitable grounds. The Kansas Supreme Court ruling on fraternal lodge insurance follows.
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Cherokee Thapee
Wise City
Cherokee County
Geo
Longs
Heegan
Des Moines Interview Reveals Aurelia Politician Friction
Des Moines Register reporter records L. I. Nelson of Aurelia Iowa recounting campaign conflicts with Bil Strider. Nelson complains Strider rebuilt his influence, bought buildings, and blocks release of a restaurant site, forcing Nelson to consider renting a tent or leaving business until September.
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L. I. Nelson
Des Moines
Jersuna
J. I. Nelson
Aurelia
Neland
Nelson
Cherokee County
Hh Metn
Alta
Buena Viva
Bnelivas
Aod
Karama Girls Enjoy a Country Afternoon Gathering
A group of Karama girls spent a lively afternoon at Miss Pitcher’s country home. They dined on roasted chicken and sides, sang and played music, met Gen Misty Green and his bride, and closed with a chaotic but joyful walk to the farm. Local ads and notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher
Mowell
Miller
Misty” Green
Bride
Toa
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Nelson's
B. P. S. Mixed Paints
Mummert
Lowe Bros Strictly
Wilhelm & Mummert
Corplius
Imber
Ponta
Yan
Aurelia Lumber Co
Fullus Jordanhan
H. J. Marhoney
Jordan Ban
Upper Main Street
H. A. Gearhears
W. Neville
Jor van Ac Firet
Uads
Aurel
Vrom
L. P. Nelson
Dick Lu Paye
Arhael Louse
Ita Inake
Chete
Enonaveliy
H. HB. Simmons
Los. Meacham
Pilot
Cuba
Owoll
Banlater Farm
Granvilla
Schwer Hach
Kansas Supreme Court
Thomas &. Kelley
Allen
Kelly
Aupreme
Dubs Harcurt
Hans Nelson, Jr
Hayes
Chamberlie & Biechel
Peter Wilby
J. C. Lockin
Vale
Bugsy
Anna Green
A. Royer
Lien Briliga
Mra Woo
Aurvila
Diobson & Templetuan
French Lake Columbia
Chamberity & Bischel
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Aurelis
Lowa
District Court of the Strate
Iowa
A.D. Godwin
Letitia E. Godwin
John A. Godwin
A. D. Godwin
Battlea
Godin
Towit
Belgium
Mar A. D
Aurellis
J. A. Miltler
John Lawrey
Anid County
Grant Braley
Frank Becker
W.C. Mansu
P.M
J. H. Adams
al Rinda
Plantdag
Farmers &Merchants
Sears
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Lockin Hotel
W. CG. Cook
Merkley Patent
Holmes Brogs
Wagt
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Assn
Little Sioux River
F. HM. Crepps
Sec’y
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