Newell Mirror Plans Ball Team and Local Events
The Newell Mirror announces a town ball team this year and Peterson's all home talent squad will play at Sutherland Decoration Day. Storm Lake hosts Frank A Robbins circus May 24 and Cherokee May 26 while Rev J W Turner becomes Cleghorn pastor.
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Newell Mirror
Peterson
Sutherland
Frank A. Robbins
Storm Lake
Cherokee
J. W. Turner
Presbyterian Church
Cleghorn
Washta
F. F. Faville
Odebolt’ ‘Booster Club
Chronicle
Odd Fellows
Wm. Esser
Sioux City
Capt. Hobson
Marcus
Treasury
Buena Vista Creamery
Veggman
Sioux City Tribune Subscription Offer
The Sioux City Tribune highlights its twenty five years of local, state, and world news coverage with sections on sports, women’s page, markets, and editorials. A one year subscription is advertised for $2.00 with direct payment to the publishers.
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Bate
Sioux City Tribune
Aurelia Chautauqua Set for June Sixteen to Twenty Two
Aurelia hosts a six day chautauqua June 17 to 22 with daily programs an audience can enjoy and support. The lineup features the Hinkle Orchestra the Ricketts Entertainment Co Dr H C Kleckner Burgess Concert Company and more with a mix of music lectures and readings. Season tickets priced 1 for adults 50 cents for children are available before opening and transferable.
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Aurelia
Hinkle Orchestra
Jas. T. Nichols
Miller
Crow
Ricketts Entertainment Co
Menely Quartette
H. C. Kleckner
Ralph L. Petty
Burgess Concert Company
Aurelia Welcomes New Doctor as Bundy Sells Practice
Dr G E Bates purchases Dr Bundy property and practice in Aurelia and will take possession July 1. Bundy has served Aurelia twenty four years with no vacation and plans to retire to Modesto California where his son operates a drug business and Bundy owns ranch property.
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Bundy
Aurelia
G. E. Bates
Harry Dieterich
Bates
Modesto
California
E. A
Dr. Bundy
Land of Flowers
E. G. Bates
Des Moines
W. C. Bundy
Rainy day meeting forms home team with $400 pledge drive
Baseball meeting postponed to Tuesday due to rain. A home talent team is to be fielded this year with subscriptions running over $400, surpassing last year. Officers elected include President A A Dingman and Manager E C Lighter. Donors list details multiple local names and small contributions adding to the total.
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W. R. Chandler
Richard Bell
Roy Leonard
Grover Bell
Ralph White
Stub Hill
Moulton
Dick Bell
Ike Roger
Oran Parrott
Abbie Rapp
A. A. Dingman
Jas. Hartigan
D. R. Whitney
E. C. Lighter
J.C. Nelson
L. G. Olmstead
Dapatabags Neled
Geo. Garber
G. J. Lewis
M. E. Skalovsky
Fairchild Bros
Farmers National Bank
O. A. Roger
First National Bank
Aurelia Lumber Co
W. A. Bischel
Fred Schroeder
Chamberlain & Bischel
Julius Jordan
J. C. Lockin & Son
J. McDied
Wilson & McLaughlin
M. Mummert
Wade Brown
Connell
Dr. Eddy
R. W. Morrill
J. S. Mummert
W. G. Whitney
Dr. Poffett
A. J. McKinnon
Johnson Brothers
Mathias Hansen
B. Butterfield
Rapp Brothers
Stutz Brothers
H. E. Johnson
G. B. Scott
L. P. Nelson
Death of Mrs Otto Johnson Near Aurelia
Mrs Otto Johnson died at her home northeast of Aurelia Thursday morning from pneumonia. She had been in declining health since the previous day. A physician was called and she passed away about one o'clock. Funeral services are planned at Elk Church with burial in the family cemetery plot. The community mourns her loss and extends sympathy to the grieving family.
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Hadden
Sioux Rapids
Storm Lake
Holstein
United States
Hans Larsen
M. E. Hutchinson
Ida Grove
Sioux City
F. F. Faville
W. R. Ferguson
Sac City
Anamosa
Iowa
James Ryan
Ryan
Raan
Otto Johnson
Aurelia
Elk Church
Buena Vista County Fair to Build New Grand Stand
The Buena Vista County Fair Association votes to replace the wind-destroyed grand stand with a larger modern structure. A volunteer cleanup day is set for Saturday May 24 to repair grounds, salvage material, and prepare for construction.
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Buena Vista County Fair Association
Aita Advertiser
Aurelia Decoration Day to Feature Dual Bands
Two bands will furnish music for Aurelia Decoration Day. Dice leads the old band for the occasion. The boys band under Carl Nelson will also perform. Day music will be shared between the two groups with several pieces played jointly.
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Aurelia
Dice
Carl Nelson
School Commencement Address by Dean Chandler at Methodist Church
The school board secured Dean Sydney L. Chandler of Morningside College to give the commencement address at the Methodist church Friday evening June 6. Chandler is described as an exceptionally strong speaker and the address will be well worth hearing.
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Sydney L. ‘Chandler
Morningside College
Methodist Church
Chandler
Rev Bean to Leave Cherokee for Hastings Church
An announcement says J. W. Bean resigned as pastor of the Cherokee Presbyterian church and will move to Hastings First Presbyterian in Nebraska to lead a church of about 600 members with an estimated $2,500 yearly salary. He plans to depart Cherokee around early June and is described as a popular pastor.
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J. W. Bean
Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
First Presbyterian Church
Hastings
Neb
Bean
Post Office Job Fails to Attract Applicants in Meriden
No applications appeared for the Meriden post office in Cherokee examinations. A final filing opportunity remains, otherwise the office may close and mail will be routed from rural routes harming the town. Local residents face renewed concern over service and access.
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Meriden
Cherokee
Memorial Day Procession and Cemetery Services Outline
Memorial Day events outline a 9 30 a m procession forming at Fifth and Walnut streets with band and civic leaders, moving through downtown to the cemetery for readings, songs, and a Mound decoration. Afternoon services at Congregational church include band music, prayers, and an address, followed by a community dinner.
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Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Tappa
Ladies Cemetery Association
M. E. Church
Weather Crop Bulletin Week Ending May 18 1913 Des Moines Iowa
Cool cloudy weather with frequent heavy showers delayed farm work across the state. Southern areas slightly below normal in temperature, rainfall under one inch. northern regions cooler and wetter with creeks rising and bottom land flooded. Much corn remains unplanted and plowing incomplete. rains overall beneficial. Small grains and grasses in excellent condition. orchards and fruits promising.
Garber's Big Double Store Stopping Place in Town
Local ad copy invites shoppers to visit Garber's Big Double Store while in town promising a care free experience whether customers buy or not and urging them to try the store to see the value.
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Garber’s
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Buena Vista County
Marcus News
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Huber
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E. C. Herrick
Rutherland
A. Boencar
Baker
A.J. Innes
Alta Fair
Rev. Bean
Patton
Fifth Street
Main
First Street
W. P. Dawnson
Congregational Church
Earl Hoon
B. P. Wood
America
Rev. Hoon
L. H. Daniels
O. D. Waddell
Lewis’ Clothing Department
C. W. Person
Mayer Brog
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