Happenings From Nearby Towns Report County Affairs
In Clay county a 1933 fair financial statement shows a profit of 22041.15, exceeding the previously announced 18000. Forest Mooing's neighbors husked his corn, and Spencer News-Herald notes local business moves. Andrew Anderson pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident with a 150 dollar fine. Irene Kohl resigns as county social service worker to join Woodbury county with a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Clay County
Peterson
Forest Mooing
Storm Lake Register
J. S. Whitney
State Public Works Administration
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Robert Bleakly
Marcus News
Roy C. Turner
Turner General Merchandise
Chester
Iowa
Artz
Charles City
Spencer News-Herald
Andrew Anderson
Newell
F. C. Davidson
Storm Lake
Farmers Form League to Keep Plymouth County Roads Open
In LeMars Plymouth County farmers gathered about 600 people to form the Plymouth County Law and Order League. Dale Hunter declared roads will stay open for travel, challenging highway pickets and rallying support for Sheriff Ralph Rippey to maintain law and order.
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Ralph Rippey
Local Pythian staff praised at Cherokee district convention
The Aurelia Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters lodges were well represented at the district gathering in Cherokee. The degree staff assisted in initiating a candidate into the order and earned high praise for their efficiency and cape beauty. Mary Hines presented captain Marie Beeghley with a gift on behalf of the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Cherokee
Aurelia Temple
Mary Hines
Marie Beeghley
Picketers Dump 200 Gallons of Cream Near Meriden
In Sutherland on Tuesday afternoon about 200 gallons of cream were dumped from a truck driven by Arthur Hicks of the Sutherland creamery on the highway between Meriden and Cleghorn. The picketers threatened to destroy the cans but were persuaded not to.
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Sutherland
Arthur Hicks
Sutherland Creamery
Meriden
Cleghorn
Notice on Interest for Time Certificates of Deposit
Notice to holders that banks may pay interest only for the time stated on the certificate and not on past due certificates. Bring certificates at maturity to avoid loss of interest. From First National Bank and Farmers National Bank.
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Federal Reserve Act
First National Bank
Farmers National Bank
Linn Grove and Aurelia Meet in Armistice Day Clash
Armistice Day Saturday features Linn Grove at Aurelia in a 2:30 PM kickoff at Aurelia field. Linn Grove has a 7 game win streak with 189 points, while Aurelia stands 4 1 1 with 52 points. Admission is 30 cents for adults.
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Aurelia
Linn Grove
Aurelia- Linn Grove
Alta
Primghar
Royal
Sioux Rapids
Marathon
Schaller
Peterson
Holstein
Extra Session Opens in Iowa Legislature Aims for Tax and Liquor Law Reform
The 45th General Assembly begins an extra session in Des Moines with talks on three aims: tax reform, an updated liquor law to replace prohibition, and winter relief for the needy. The Senate party balance shifted to Republicans, altering dynamics as a special committee led by William F. Riley studies a Brookings Institute report on government revenue and expenditure.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Senate
William F. Riley
Des Moines
Institute For Government Research
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Riley
Brookings Institute
Aurelia Businesses Close Armistice Day Hours
Merchants in Aurelia will close on Armistice Day November 11 from 11 a.m. until after the Aurelia Linn Grove football game on local grounds. Carl Herold says that merchants willRun two deliveries with the regular morning run and a second after the game.
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Aurelia
Aurelia-Linn Grove
Carl Herold
Merchants
Machinery and welding work completed
Carl R. Larson completes machine and welding work on site at 4b-tf, delivering repairs and adjustments as contracted. The note records service performed and location reference 4b-tf.
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Carl R. Larson
Worth-Winnebago Benevolent Society Praised by Lake Mills Paper
The Lake Mills Graphic lauds the Worth-Winnebago Benevolent Society for rapid growth and community impact. The Aurelia based Sioux Valley Benevolent Society is noted as modeled on the same successful lines with strong leadership and promising potential.
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Lake Mills
Benevolent Society
Worth-Winnebago Benevolent Society
Worth-Winnebago Society
Aurelia
Sioux Valley Benevolent Society
Aurelia Society
Pheasant Hunters Ready for Coming Open Season
Local hunters prepare for pheasant season as the state game department lists open dates. Only male birds may be taken. Thirty northern counties will be open with varying four or six day periods, plus parts of several counties with sections of Sioux O Brien Clay Palo Alto Kossuth Hancock and others included. Specific dates include November 10 11 17 18 with additional dates in Lyon Osceola Dickinson Emmet Winnebago and northern parts of nearby counties.
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State Game Department
Worth
Mitchell
Cerro Gordo
Floyd
Bremer
Chickasaw
Blackhawk
Grundy
Butler
Franklin
Wright
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Ida
Sioux
O’brien
Clay
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Hancock Counties
Lyon
Osceola
Dickinson
Emmet
Winnebago
Sioux O
Congregational Church Service Times Announced
Church school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Junior Endeavor at 6 30 p m Read out for sale column this week
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Junior Endeavor
Alta town plans contract for new community building
Ten years ago the town council and Legion in Alta set the contract for a new community building. Local residents and clubs were active as families moved, clubs travelled to Cherokee, and Mrs Mary Tiffany died in Cherokee after living north of Aurelia.
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Legion
Alta
J. C. Lockin
Ela Dick
Angie Beatty
California
Glenn Loucks
Long Beach
Aurelia Community Club
Cherokee
Cherokee Chamber of Commerce
Mary Tiffany
Aurelia
Ek. C. Lighter
C. C. Wlansen
Emma Lowell
Anthon
Fire Destroys Railway Bridge Near Meriden
A Chicago Illinois Central bridge west of Meriden was fully destroyed by a Monday night fire. Motorists saw flames around eleven to twelve, and the blaze burned until only the rails spanned the creek bed. A wrecking train planned a temporary bridge by noon Tuesday, with trains rerouted via Sheldon. Officials suspect farm holiday strikers started the fire to halt livestock shipments to Sioux City markets.
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Sioux City Journal
Illinois Central Railroad
Meriden
No. 6
Sheldon
Sioux City
Camp Fire Treasure Hunt Ends With Sucker Prize
Camp Fire girls met at Mrs Verne Culver's home and followed a coded treasure hunt through Roy Whitney's house and other town sections ending at Rapp's barn where two suckers were found. After games at Lois' home, dinner followed and the next meeting is scheduled for Friday November 10 at Betty Coombs' home.
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the Sentinel
Pythian
Aurelia, Iowa
Vars Talburt
Washington Daily News
Aurelia Games
Aurelia Reer
Terry
General Assembly
Sentinel
Trust Department
The
Guardian
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