Return of Rev Gilbert to Aurelia Leads Northwest Iowa Posts
Rev G R Gilbert is reassigned to Aurelia for another year by the Northwest Iowa Methodist Episcopal conference at Humboldt. The conference lists multiple appointments including Rev Mark Masters at Alta and Rev C McDade at Cherokee. Bishop Stuntz announced changes late Sunday night with Rev F C Taylor to Grace church and several other ministerial shifts across the region.
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G. R. Gilbert
Aurelia
Northwest Iowa
Humboldt
Alta
Mark Masters
Cherokee
C. McDade
Diamond Center
Good Hope
R. W. Ross
Merrill
John E. Hill
Storm Lake
Herbert C. Clegg
Ilumbold
North Riverside
W. M. Hubbard
Austin Avenue
C. S. Burnett
Sibley
Wesley Church
Henry Albertson
Conference Permanent Fund
C. E. Stevens
Hubbard
Trimble
C. J. Mekkelson
Crescent Park
R. N. Kierman
J. B. Trimble
Sioux City
J. J. Bushnell
Algona
H. E. Hutchinson
Sheldon
O. M. Bond
Fort Dodge
C. H Kampoefner
Ida Grove
Legion 70 Plans Armistice Day Celebration Here
The Legion 70 announces Armistice Day activities including committees for sports canoeing and entertainment. A Ford touring car fund sale is planned this week. New member Goodwin increases total to seventy six. veterans urged to join. Victory medals for navy and marine ex members available at Farmers National Bank with discharge papers. Ten army rifles and ammunition received for memorial ceremonies.
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Aurelia Community
Clu
Alao
Legion
Vy Goodwin
Menage
S. A. Nyated
Navy
Marines
C. A. Pankow
Farmers National Bank
Estray Notice Filed in Cherokee County Iowa 1920
Estray notice taken up by Glenn Parrott of Pitcher township Cherokee County Iowa on September 12 1920. One red and white steer about two years old. Notice posted before Justice John Bunn in Cherokee township. County Auditor W O Dailey dated September 28 1920.
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Estray
Glenn Parrott
Pitcher Township
Cherokee County
Iowa
John Bunn
Cherokee Township
W. O. Dailey
Alta News Items Highlights Local Moveins and Danvers
Frade fhe viawertger Mr and Mrs James Staples plan Slayton Minnesota home after forty years near Alta. George Kitchen and Mrs Kitchen fined 50 for dis orderly conduct. Alta high school lost to Sioux Rapids 19 7. Wim M Clark left bank to sell life insurance. C J Cameron attended Sioux City fair. Princess Look Sir won trot. Miss Alta Mac won 2 20 pace. N o H Peterson died after brief illness. Peter H Hanson bought Sumner, Iowa farm to move next spring.
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James Staples
Slayton
Minnesota
Alta
George Kitchen
Alrs. Kitchen
C. J. Cameron
Princess Look Sir
Alta Mac
Jason Henry
Sheldon
Peter H. Hanson
Sumner
Iowa
Cherokee Forger Arrest Report Reaches Cherokee
Sheriff W F Huber departed for Chicago after a message from Freeport about the arrest of a man likely Claude Lee wanted for forgery in Cherokee. The Democrat reports the development and urges public notice.
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W. F. Huber
Chicago
Freeport
Huber
Claude Lee
Happenings From Neighboring Towns Mix Of Deaths Marriages
Notices from Galva Hanover Alta Waterloo Peterson Storm Lake and Storm Lake report deaths marriages and local events. Mrs Bauman of Hanover dies at home after long life. Miss Marguerite Johnson and PD J Wooner wed at Presbyterian manse. Mrs Conger dies after operation in Chicago. Henry Kestel's ashes arrive home. Kath leen Richardson and George Harden wed in Storm Lake. B J Burgeson buys Henry Neibuhr farm for 7000 dollars. Catherine Porter and Oliver Dickson wed at Spencer Baptist parsonage.
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Galva Tribune
Fred Bauman
Hanover
Bauman
Marguerite Johnson
Alta
J. Wooner
Waterloo
Thutt
Ira Conger
Conger
Chicago Hospital
Peterson Patriot
Peterson Consolidated Schools
B. J. Burgeson
Henry Neibuhr
Burgeson
Andrew
Peterson
Catherine Porter
Rachel Porter
Oliver C. Dickson
Newton
Baptist Parsonage
Spencer
Iowa
Cherokee County Chronicle News Briefs
Cyrus Turton former Cherokee County school superintendent dies at his home. Cherokee high school defeats Marathon 7 to 0 at Nokomis Park in season opener. Mark Brunson receives commission as first lieutenant in the regular army, first Cherokeean to be commissioned since the war. City council grants Bryant Paving a sixty day extension for completion of the paving contract. Cemetery road paving postponed to next spring due to material shortages. Cherokee railroad workers raise funds to pay a $2000 mortgage on Mrs. Quiran home after husband’s fatal yard accident. Captain Forrest KE Collins formerly of Company M earns first lieutenant rank with the Fourth Infantry at Camp Pike Arkansas.
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Cyrus Turton
Cherokee County
South Tenth Street
Cherokee
Nokomis Park
Mark Brunson
Frank Brunson
Bryant Paving Company
Cemetery Road
Democrat
Wm. Qurran
Marty
Forrest KE. Collins
Company M
War Department
Fourth Infantry
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Stock Sale for New Feed Barn Falls Short by Three Thousand
Directors report the stock sale for the new feed barn fell about three thousand dollars short after a nationwide canvass. Farmers subscribed generously, but town canvass is incomplete. Committees will solicit more stock and callers will urge a liberal response to fund the barn, a town credit and symbol of progress.
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Community Improvement Company
Reckoff's Poland China Sale At Aurelia Farm
Reckoff plans a Wednesday October 13 sale of big Poland China boats and open sows from the farm five miles northeast of Aurelia. Sale starts at 1 pm with no weather postponement and free lunch at noon. Forty three head of prolific breeding stock including two herd boars 3 tried sows nineteen spring gilts and nineteen spring boars will be sold. Reckoff will not hold a sow sale this winter and top 1920 crop stock will be offered.
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Reckoff
Poland
Aurelia
Marion Ogle Dies When Thrown From Mower
Marion Ogle age 30 employed at Frank Cave farm Spring township was killed when hurled from a mower his neck pinned by wheels. Neighbor Frank Freeman found him an hour after the accident life extinct. He left a large family and was the first of ten children.
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Marion Ogle
Frank Cave
Spring Township
Ogle
Frank Freeman
Frank Ole
Newton, Kan
Afton Township
Calvin Ole
L. FP. Cave
Iris
Happenings in Aurelia A Ten Year Look Back
Ten years ago in Aurelia Henry Bischell Jr and his family moved to Clare where he began work in a lumber yard Jas Gay bought Main Street lot north of the R B Howell residence and will build a cottage Dr Puffett moved some goods here with family soon to follow Cherokee high school football beat Sioux City 8 to 0 three Aurelia boys Roy Hill Carl Nelson and Olin Jones played on the team R B Howell became a full Aurelia resident John Mahr and family the new telephone man arrived from Storm Lake to assume duties A gun club organizing meeting was held at the Fairchild hardware store
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Sioux Rapids
Wim. M. Clark
Alta State Bank
Jas. Gay
Main Street
R. B. Howell
Dr. Puffett
Larabee
Cherokee
Sioux City
Aurelia
Roy Hill
Carl Nelson
Olin Jones
John Mahr
Storm Lake
Fairchild Hardware Store
Duroc Jersey Boars for Sale Near Alta Iowa
About twenty fall boars and a good lot of spring boars for sale, all cholera immune and suitable for siring good porkers. Priced within reach of every farmer, eight and a half miles north of Alta. Sam Nelson, Alta, Iowa. Also Minnesota land rentals and farm listings in Murray County with contact via phone 1603. J. E. Peterson, Aurelia, Iowa.
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Jersey
Alta
N. K. Nelson
Iowa
Minnesota
Murry County
J. E. Peterson
Aurelia
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Legion 70
N.o H. Peterson
the Sentinel
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Storm Lake Register
Kestel
Maple Valley Township
Hoboken
N. J
Henry Kestel
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Kathleen Richardson
George W. Harden
County Seat News
The
Sentinel
Henry Bischell, Jr
Clare
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