Interesting News From Far and Near
A digest of rural and small-town items notes T Wood of Dakota City dies at 83, Verna Davie teaches in LeMars and has smallpox, Minnie's marriage to Russell Kline in Chicago, and rumors of store sales near Galva. Court-house funding petitions rise in O’Brien County, plus local weddings, deaths, and inventions including auto headlight swiveling device prototypes from Holstein.
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T. Wood
Marcus Business
Dakota City
Nebraska
Verna Davie
Galva
LeMars
Peterson
Minnie Anderson
Nels Anderson
Russell Kline
Chicago
Quiet September wedding joins Schroeder and Sorgen frei in Aurelia
Mrs Mary Sorgen frei of Blue Island Illinois wed Fred Schroeder Aurelia at the Evangelical parsonage Calumet on Monday September 28 1914 at 3 pm Rev Rexmann presiding. The couple returns to Aurelia to keep house in Freds remodeled residence as friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Mary Sorgenfrei
Blue Island
Illinois
Fred Schroeder
Aurelia
Evangelical Parsonage
Calumet
Rexmann
Fred
Schroeder
Potatoes Wanted by G J Lewis for Loading Cars
G J Lewis seeks potatoes for loading cars. Call or visit him if you have any to sell.
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G. J. Lewis
Local Cherokee News Highlights Gillette Visit and City Deals
Guy Gillette leaves for Des Moines to work on code revision. G J Tomlinson and family arrive from Morning Sun to join J L Blanchard in a law and abstract business. Howard Lucas travels to Marcus to begin campaign for county recorder on the Democratic ticket. The McCord girl breaks her arm skating. Robert Paulson also injures his arm from a fall. The first football game ends 13 to 0 against Sioux City. crowd sees solid effort. L P Clark buys Cherokee Cleaning Works and plans upgrades. J Cosgrove narrowly escapes a fatal encounter with an excursion train. his speeder is destroyed. The pastor announces a sermon on Is it in vain? with a call to prayer for peace next Sunday.
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Guy Gillette
Des Moines
G. J. Tomlinson
Morning Sun
Iowa
Tomlinson
J. L. Blanchard
Howard Lucas
Marcus
Burial of Mrs. William Slater at Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Remains brought from Minneapolis for burial Monday with Rev Stark officiating. Mrs Slater died at her son Edward’s home in Minneapolis at age 92 years 7 months. She is laid to rest beside her husband and daughter.
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William Slater
Minneapolis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Stark
Slater
Edward
Ted
Alta News Items Highlight Local Moves And Births
Mrs. O. J. Ellis visited Little Sioux with her husband. Adeline Alderson leaves Alta for Nauvoo to teach next year. Dr. C. H. Johnson moves his practice to Cherokee. Evelyn Mark undergoes Alta hospital surgery and recovers quickly. Henry Anderson and wife welcome a baby boy born Sunday September 20. Teder Fenske sustains a broken arm while operating a manure spreader. L. P. Nelson from Aurelia discusses Cherokee county sheriff bid. W. J. Lyons to acquire and run Albert City Appeal starting October.
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Teder Fenske
Alta
L. P. Nelson
Aurelia
Advertiser
Albert
Corn husker for sale at Aurelia implement house
Too far to move it to Sibley I offer my corn husker for sale in good running order. It husked over 100 acres last fall and will do the same for you. See at Z Chambly in's implement house. Price 35 dollars. Nathan Bell and McNulty firm relocated in Aurelia to do electrical wiring for business and homes.
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Sibley
Z. Chambly Iin
Nathan Bell
Five Hurt In Auto Accident Near Storm Lake
Five persons were injured when Ed Carney’s car, speeding five miles north of Storm Lake Iowa, overturned after losing control. Willie Armstrong suffered complete fractures of both wrists and other injuries while others escaped with lighter harm.
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Storm Lake
Ed Carney
W. E. Lake
Willie Armstrong
Victor Armstrong
Mr. Carney
William Kervane
Mr. Lee
Surprises in Aurelia Over Adler-ika Remedy
In Aurelia residents discover Adler-ika, a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy of quick action. A single dose is claimed to relieve constipation and gas, with Adler-ika billed as the most thorough bowel cleanser sold. J. C. Nelson, druggist, advertises it in the Sentinel.
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Aurelia
Adler-ika
J. C. Nelson
Roy Johnson dies in accidental farm lifting incident
Alta Advertiser reports Roy Johnson of Alta died Friday afternoon when a haystack lifter rope released and the apparatus collapsed on him and another man. Fuller was only slightly hurt. Roy, a lifelong farmer, rented land near Marathon for haying and left unmarried.
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Alta Advertiser
Marathon
Roy Johnson
Alta
Johnson
Sioux Rapids
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Fuller
Roy
Nellie
Ten Years Ago in Chicago and Local Farm News
Roy Avery traveled to Chicago to enter the College of Physicians and Surgeons last week. Farmers report the largest crop of potatoes in many years and exceptionally fine vegetables with very large yields. W. H. Bischel rents a house in Alta and plans to move next week. J. C. Lockin bought 80 acres of the John Zwick 200 acre farm in Afton township, and Lockin and Belew sold the remaining 120 to Fred Kolpin. Mr. Zwick secured a farm near Larrabee. Otis Garrison underwent his third appendectomy at the Samaritan hospital in Sioux City and is expected to recover. Felix O’Neal died Friday afternoon at one o’clock after a brief illness at age eighty.
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W. H. Bischel
Alta
J. C. Lockin
John Zwick
Afton Township
Lockin & Belew
Fred Kolpin
Zwick
Larrabee
Otis Garrison
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Galva Tribune
J. W. Marmet
Rumnor
Board of Supervisors
O’brien County
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Ed .Shoemaker
Truesdale
Peterson Patriot
Max Brenton
Wallace Dake
Sioux City
Holstein Advance
P.J. A. Sehnoor
Chas, Adams
Ems
Itech
Mackinaws
G. J. Lewis’ Clothing Department
Hart Schaffner & Marg
County Seat News
McCord
Robert Paulson
Martin Paulson
Democrat
Republican
L. P. Clark
Cherokee Cleaning Works
J. Cosgrove
S. C
Pingrey Bend
Mr. Cosgrove
C. W. Stark
Jesus Christ
Hell
United States
Europe
Trust
Preaching At's
Pers
Sareea
O. J. Ellis
Little Sioux
Adeline Alderson
Nauvoo
C. H. Johnson
Forney
Cherokee
Evelyn Mark
Alta Hospital
Henry Anderson
Malmn & McNulty
LL. H
the Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Roy Avery
College of Physicians and Surgeons
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