Aurelia High Plans Five-Act Lecture Course
The Aurelia area will host a five-number lecture course opening October 30 by the Giddings Family Concert Company. The program features Chester Giddings on mandocello, Edna and Mildred Giddings, Annie Davault a noted reader, R O Bowman as a character delineator, and Robert L. Kemple's practical lecture. Final act Adams Danielle Combination showcases music and drama. Season tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for students. single admission is 0.50 for adults and 0.35 for children. Tickets available from listed organizers and Nelson's drug store.
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Aurelia
Giddings
Chester
Edna
Mildred
Solprano
Mias Bavauit
Bowman
Adams Danielle
Acho
Floyd Clymens
John Mummert
Harry Crepps
Mildred Puffett
Lola Stutz
Nelson’s
Nelson Reclaims Restaurant Venture From Chandler
A deal closed on Wednesday returns the restaurant to L. P. Nelson after six months out of the business. Possession set for October 21 with Chandler and family moving to Rower ville Minnesota by early November where Roy plans livestock buying and shipping.
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Nelson
L. P. Nelson
W. R. Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Rowerville
Minnesota
Roy
Farm near Galva sees near fatal fall during painting
Clarence Rapp fell from a Bo Hest while painting at farm owned by Jake Kapp near Galva last Tuesday. He landed on about three dozen gloves, sparing serious injury. Rapp was aided by bystanders and is reported unharmed apart from shock and minor injuries.
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Jake Kapp
Galva
Clarence Rapp
Soddér
Kleehérger Dingman
Local events span Mason entertainment and county YMCA plans
Manson businesses fund a $1000 winter program while O'Brien county organizes a county YMCA. J S Mosier sells Marcus residence and plans a Portland move. Storm Lake dances fund a ball team. Faville health rumors ease as return toward October work start nears.
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Storm Lake
F. F. Faville
Peoples Store Shorts Are Strong At And Fiber
A clipped report notes Peoples Store showing strength in stock or product lines with emphasis on fiber items and durable fabrics. The brief highlights steady demand and favorable supply conditions for customers seeking rugged materials.
Rev. Hoon Returns to Aurelia for Another Year
At the M E conference in Webster City Rev Earl Hoon was reelected to serve Aurelia for another year. The Sioux City district appoint ments list R T Chipperfield as superintendent and a full slate including S Bur nette Aurelia and C E Hoon Bethany among others. The community welcomes continued leadership and the church aims for better results next year.
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M. E
Webster City
Earl Hoon
Aurelia
Sioux City
R. T. Chipperfield
Akron
R. L. Stuart
Alta
S. Burnette
C. E. Hoon
Bethany
R. M. Kierman
Bethel
J. H. Engle
Chatsworth
BE. V. Kuhns
Cherokee
Jory
Diamond
Epworth
L. Logan
Paullina
B. F. Thomas
Peiro
J. N. Carey
Rembrandt
M. L. Metcalf
Salix
F. W. Whitford
Seney
Thomas L. Klutz
Sergeant Bluff
D. Johnson
Crescent Park
J. W. Lothian
First
H. E. Hutchinson
Grace
H. A. Keck
Haddock
C. D. Parsons
Helping Hand
G. L. Search
Riverside
M. O. Insko
Trimble
W. A. Brean
Wall Street
M. E. Levit
Wesley
O. P. Muller
Whitefield
G. O. Kidder
Austin
A. C. DeLapp
Sloan
Hall
Storm Lake
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
Local changes feature a three year lease on the Alta livery barn by Ike Langston with Mex Schuelke shifting to auto livery and machine sales including the King car. Wm H Cox retires after twelve and a half years on route five covering about 95000 miles. Otto Jensen of Denmark renews subscription from abroad while Mrs Hayce recovers from hospital surgery and returns home.
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Mex’ Schuelke
Ike Langston
Langston
Mr. Schuelke
Mr. Langston
Schuelke
King Car
Wm. H. Cox
Alta
Mr. Cox
Otto Jensen
Denmark
Mr. Jensen
Europe
America
A Person of Some Importance Opens a New Serial
The Sentinel prints the first installment of a romance filled serial by Lloyd Osbourne once noted for Stevenson. The tale drops readers into adventurous South Seas settings with a high born figure dragged into a thrilling mystery involving an American maiden.
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Stary
The
Sentinel
Stevenson
Lloyd Osbourne
South Seas
Phillies Lead World Series Start as They Out Hit New York
Philadelphia took game one 6 to 4 behind solid hitting despite Ben der’s off night. New York tied the series in ten innings with Mathewson and Plank each strong, then Philadelphia dominated Thursday for an 8 to 2 win backed by a 3 run first inning and persistent offense.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bender
Marquard
Crandall
Tesreau
Mathewson
Plank
Planks
Bush
Soves
Iowa Crops Show Variations but Overall Better Prospects
The report notes Iowa’s corn largely fared better than neighboring states despite drought damage in the south. Northern Iowa yields remain normal while southern areas face material cuts. Strong small grains, hay, orchard and fruit crops, and improved prices bolster the year, with Iowa historically drought resilient though western states suffer more.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Dakotas
Illinois
County Superintendent Warns Teachers About Book Agents
Moeller issues circular to county teachers condemning Betsy Book Co agents from Kansas City for peddling encyclopedias as county endorsed. Agents pressured signatures on a $21 promissory note. faced possible arrest. Moeller cautions against signing and says he will not endorse books via such agents.
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Storm Lake
LeMars Defeats Sioux City Western League Club 4–2
LeMars semi professionals defeated the Sioux City Western League team 4 to 2 last Friday. Gaspar pitched effectively for LeMars allowing five hits and striking out nine. Klein took the loss for Sioux City, giving up ten hits and striking out seven. Gasper reportedly signed to wear a Sioux City uniform next season.
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LeMars
Sioux City
Gaspar Etching
Klein
Gasper
Goasen
Ding s cartoons headline the Daily Regia paper bundle
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Register and Leader for daily cartoons from Ding and for the latest Iowa and world news along with market reports. The offer advertises a price of 1.00 for the daily regia bundle.
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Ding
Register and Leader
Iowa
Regia Bast
Leader
Shooting at Washta Fair Sparks Street Drama
Ole Rosenhall, employee for Omaha concession owners, drew a revolver during a dispute at Washta street fair. He shot the man in the nose and arm and a bullet struck the woman in the ear. Rosenhall was jailed in Cherokee and later placed in county custody. Authorities will charge him after the incident’s outcome is known. The injured man and wife are said to be recovering. Rosenhall blamed liquor for his actions.
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Washta
Ole Rosenhall
Omaha
Rosenhall
Huber
Cherokee
Death of John Shaw in Cherokee area reported
In Cherokee on Friday morning John Shaw a young farmer from the Larrabee vicinity died after an illness of a few days following an appendicitis operation at Cherokee hospital. He passed away at 9 o'clock Friday morning.
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Marcus News
Robert Meyler
Marcus
Cherokee
John Shaw
Larrabee
Shaw
Foster building on Lake avenue nearing opening date
Work on the Foster building on Lake avenue is nearly finished and a grand opening hall is planned for Tuesday October 14 with Durphy's six piece orchestra. The hall measures 650 by 100 feet with a hard maple floor. A skating opening is scheduled for October 16 and 17.
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Storm Lake
Shorthorn Cattle Sale by T. W. Hartigan at Aurelia Farm
Hartigan will sell thirty five head of registered Shorthorn cattle at his Aurelia area farm on Wednesday October 15 at 1 PM with free lunch at noon. The sale includes one pure Scotch bull, six calves, eleven aged cows, and seven teen heifers and calves. Col P McQuire of Holstein will oversee the sale.
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T. W. Hartigan
Aurelia
Col. P. McQuire
Farmer John Brandt Ends Life on Rosch Farm
Cherokee reports John Brandt aged 23 a Amherst township resident killed himself on the Rosch farm during threshing. He used a rope tied to a 2x4 then shot himself in the forehead with a .22 rifle. An inquest found no clear cause. A note asked for his belongings to be given to his watch owner. A German note suggested a ruined love affair.
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John Brandt
Geo. Rosch
Amherst Township
Rosch
Wescott
Brandt
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