Faville to Move to Sioux City for Law Practice
The report says F. F. Faville of Storm Lake, former U. S. attorney for the northern Iowa district, will soon move to Sioux City to practice law. He has not publicly confirmed the move, but it is claimed he will join a renowned law firm. He inspected a residence in Sioux City on Friday.
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Faville
Sioux City
F. F. Faville
Storm Lake
U. S
Iowa
Daily News
O. A. Roger
Bert Beeghly
Schaller
Bert
C. C. Beeghly
John Grashoff
Fort Dodge
Illinois Central Railroad
D. A. Roger
Fonda
Melvin
Connell
Aurelia Lumber Co
Frank Anderson
Webster
Ed McMarinus
W. R. Chandler
J. H. Barney
I. W. Hartigan
Minneapolis
John Dobson
Lancaster
Wisconsin
C. Dobson
Mr. Terry
Terry & Basnett
Little Sioux
W. A. Brown
W. P. Miller
Studebaker
J. 8. Mummert
Roy Whitney
Ohio City
Ohio
W. G. Whitney
C. R. ‘Kleeberger
Moose Jaw, Sas
Katchewan
Editorial miscredit sparks tariff question debate
The Buena Vista Vidette comments on a tariff editorial wrongly attributed to it. The paper notes it cannot untangle the tariff question which has baffled statesmen for years.
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Buena Vista
Uncalled Letters At Aurelia Post Office Week Ended May 23 1913
Post office list shows remaining uncalled letters for Edith Peterson Myrtle Reede Carl Swanson Chester Carlson Harman Maso Dallas Benson foreign W Bleme Mrs Minnie Heikens W Marsh P M. This public notice records letters awaiting pickup at Aurelia office through May 23 1913.
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Aurelia
Edith Peterson
Myrtle Reede
Carl Swanson
Chester Carlson
Harman Maso
Dallas Benson
W. Bleme
Minnie Heikens
Notice to Subscribers for Back Subscriptions
Notices sent to subscribers dating back over a year show many have paid. Many remain unsettled and must be collected in a few days. Prompt payment is requested today to settle obligations and avoid further action.
Novel Plan to Fatten Geese by Light Exposure
Breeders fatten geese by placing them in a dark room and admitting daylight every few hours to induce six or seven brief meals daily. This method suggests frequent small feedings to boost weight before slaughter.
Ladies of Cemetery Association Schedule Decoration Day Prep
The ladies are asked to meet at the M Mummert home on Saturday May 24 at 3 o'clock to complete arrangements for the Decoration Day dinner. They will also meet at the M E church basement on Thursday May 29 at 2 o'clock to prepare the room for the next day. Signed by the Secretary.
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The
Cemetery Association
M. Mummert
M. E
City orders yard cleanup to remove manure and refuse
Notice requires all property owners to clean their yards at once or have the city perform the work at public expense. The owners or occupants will be charged. Mayor A Fraser signs the order.
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A. Fraser
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Death
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our father and husband. Gratitude for floral offerings. Mrs. Thos Hall and Vernon Hall.
Warning for Others in Spencer Reporter
County Attorney Jensen reports a Clay township drag road superintendent was arrested for not dragging roads. He pleaded guilty and was fined 810 dollars plus costs.
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Spencer
Jensen
Royal
Clay Township
Suffolk village faces education clash over woman teacher
In Earl Stonham Suffolk villagers press for a school mistress. The appointed teacher is told she is de trop by the school managers. She has been temporarily allowed to teach pending a conference with the educational committee.
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Earl Stonham
Suffolk
de Trop
London Globe
World’s Costliest Porcelain Service Displayed
In St. Petersburg an exhibition features a 36 plate hand colored porcelain set valued at 36 000 rubles. Each plate is about 1 000 rubles and the owner is Count Oroloff Dadivoff.
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St. Petersburg
Oroloff- Dadivoff
Kolpin and McQuinn Tie in Aurelia Ceremony
Ernest Kolpin and Blanche I McQuinn wed Thursday forenoon at the M E parsonage Aurelia in a simple ceremony led by Rev Earl Hoon present were Mr and Mrs Lester Reickoff Blanche, youngest daughter of B I McQuinn, taught in Cherokee county schools while Kolpin is the eldest son of Geo Kolpin of Afton township The couple will reside on a farm prepared by the groom.
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Kolpin-McQuin
M. E. Parsonage
Aurelia
Ernest Kolpin
Blanche I. McQuinn
Earl Hoon
Lester Reickoff
Kolpin
Cherokee County
Blanche Ia
B. I. McQuinn
Geo. Kelpin
Afton Township
Drag Day Drives Iowa Farmers To Towns For Prizes
Stuart Iowa merchants hosted a drag day on April 30 awarding 35.00 in prizes to every farmer who came by drag. Prolific participation improved local roads with many miles dragged. Mt Ayr held a May 1 event drawing 125 farmers and 750 miles dragged, inspired by Sterling Illinois originator.
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Stuart
Iowa
Mt. Ayr
Sterling
Ill
Memorial Day Flag Week Offer From Local Papers
The second annual flag week runs May 20 to 30 with thousands of American flags to be distributed for Memorial Day. Flags are 65 feet long with sewn stripes and guaranteed not to fade. Send $1.40 for either The Daily Register and Leader eight months or The Evening Tribune six months and the flag is prepaid.
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Register and Leader
Evening Tribune
Daily Register and Leader
Des Moines
Iowa
Militia Guards to Hold Annual Encampment at Storm Lake
Dispatch from Webster City dates the Fifty sixth Regiment of the Iowa National Guard for an annual encampment in Storm Lake starting July 20. A Commercial Club committee led by S C Bradford had worked on the proposal for weeks, but the deciding details were learned only after a newspaper dispatch arrived.
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Storm Lake
Webster City
Iowa
National Guards
Commercial ‘Club
S. C. Bradford
Lake
Shopping in the Ozark District Rumpus Ride
An peculiar scene unfolds as a frayed citizen questions a shopkeeper about sportin goods during a chaotic moment on a local Ozark district street course. The exchange hints at a lively, noisy street atmosphere and a distrustful mood.
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Ozark
Local notices mix with ads in Aurelia column
The Aurelia column blends local business prompts and social notes. Garber's runs a peas and tomatoes sale at 3 for 25 cents while First National Bank and various stores promote loans shirts pictures and dress goods. Several residents make trains visits and trips to nearby towns as others buy cars shoes and flowers. The smallpox scare ends with no new cases and residents anticipate a quiet week.
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Posta Tice
Aurelia
Iowa
First National Bank
John Allen
Alta
Garber’s
Harry Dailey
Sioux City
Terry & Basset
People’s Store
Ugly duckling finds a friend at New Year party
Jane, shy and plain, endures a fancy dress party with sisters Elsie and Ruth. At the “Spin the Pan” game sheเหน earns kisses from Teddy Brooks after a tense evening, then awakens to a New Year greeting from a boy who sees her as a swan.
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Jane
Elsie
Ruth
Ethel Simpson
Mary
Miss Muffet
Dimity
Damocles
Myers
Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Hisie
Ethel
Eisie
Teddy Brooks
Teddy
Duckling
Poetry in Rushing Waters Reflects Transformative Summer Light
A prose-poem excerpt portrays a sudden sunlit shift after gloom, with waters still plunging toward depths. The scene gains crystals, colors, and a double rainbow atop the Mighty Thunderer, symbolizing victory and peace as the river calms briefly before the rapids.
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Garnault Agassizz
Magasine
Meanings Changed by Time Word Craft in Language
An excerpt on how word meanings shift over centuries. It traces evolve from sib to gossip and from boor to farmer. Examples include neighbor from good sib to gossip and pitcher as a term for chap. The piece illustrates language as carpentry over long spans.
When a Judge Pleaded French Courts Off
A clipped wartime brief notes a judge pleading in French during court proceedings. The fragment mentions legal arguments and a courtroom scene, highlighting language use and procedural details.
Judgment on a Torn Court Plea for Mrs C
A judge notes the defendant has a severe cold and cannot plead. The court refuses to deprive her of defense and sentences the accused to one month in prison for alleged theft from her employer to feed four children.
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Afa
Maitre C
Iron Bearing Plants Increase Iron in Spinach
Experiments at Vienna's agricultural bacteriological station aim to raise iron content in plants to boost dietary iron. By adding hydrate of iron to the soil during growth, researchers produced spinach with seven times the usual iron percentage, hoping to apply the method to other fer ruginous crops.
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Vienna
Odd sight in Europe in Odder Denmark
In Odder Denmark a 4,000 resident town bans driving cars on streets so a man on a horse pulls a motorcar through town. Children ride the car and the chauffeur, while violators face a heavy fine in this unusual local ordinance.
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Europe
Odder
Denmark
Wealthy Brooklyn girls choose lace gowns for graduation
Seven of forty two rich Brooklyn public school girls refuse to graduate in modest gowns and opt for costly lace trimmed charmeuse dresses while the remaining 35 wear self made outfits, a move to curb excess in graduation attire.
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Brooklyn
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Huebinger
Pocket Automobile Guide of
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Iowa Publishing Company
Cam Furnion
Aurelia Sentinel
E. C. Lighter, Proprietor
Ida Grove
Robert C. Menzer
Menzer
Mies Ida Freeny
H. A. Holmes
Lewis
Fraser
Misa Bess Pitcher
Henry Bischel
Henry
Mena
South Dakota
M. E. Skalovsky
Pete Farrow
Glenn
Parrot
Fred Wietand
Fred
BE. L. DeVora
H.D
Studebaker Corporation
United States
Canada
Detroit
J. S. Mummert
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