Aurelia Auto Sold to Pete Staley in February Move
Aurelia Auto Company changed hands this week. Pete Staley purchased the business from Henry Stiencke and H. A. Gearke, with possession given the next day. Jess Pierce will run the shop as Staley relocates from his farm between here and Alta in February.
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Aurelia Auto Company
Pete Staley
Henry Stiencke
H. A. Gearke
Here
Alta
Jess Pierce
Mr. Staley
Farmer Dies in Remsen Wagon Accident
Remsen Iowa October 15 Special Matthew Wieberach 63 was killed instantly when a team of horses ran away near railroad tracks He leaped to seize the lines and was crushed under the heavy wagon His chest injuries proved fatal within half an hour He had lived in Remsen 34 years leaving a wife and seven grown children
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Remsen
LeMars
Matthew Wieberach
Wiebersch
Public Sale Dates and October 1917 Jury List
Public sale dates for local estates are listed with buyers and dates from December to January. A separate section lists trial jurors drawn for the October 1917 term and summoned for November 8 at 1000 AM, naming numerous residents from Cherokee Aurelia Marcus Quimby Larrabee and surrounding communities.
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Dieterich’ & Son
M. Bengtson
J. E. Belz
F. B. Dyslin
J.C. Dick
J. Johnson
C. 8S
Johng
C. E. Gustafson
Wm. Gerke
Wm. Atkinson
F. F. Barnes
John Farrel
Cas. French
Marc . Gardiner
Vere Gardner
Trom
Meriden
Farrell
Hanley
Halford
T. W. Hartigan
F. W. Jackson
Christ Johnson
Marcus. Ree
Kiebne
W. E. Kellar
W. F. Kieltier
Home Guard Intrigue On Rahway Bridge Reveals Rivalry
Doris Brown doubts the Rahway Rome Guard and Pete Alberts guards the East Milton Avenue bridge. Pete, told to stop Jim Stone, confronts a plan that tests loyalty as a city defense becomes a personal game of trust and secrecy.
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Rahway Rome
Doris Brown
Pete Alberts
Pete
Milton Avenis Bridge
Doris
Milton Avenue
Jim
Jim Stone
Home Guard
President Wilson
Stone
Quotas and Teeth Talk Amid Telegraph Advances
A Chicago Herald note quotes William Hermessey on filling quotas and proper respect to orders. It also reports a German scientist's claim to solve undersea cable photo transmission using selenium elements and a relay network to extend current across long distances.
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William Hermessey
Washington
Chicago Herald
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United States
Fairchild Brothers
Storm Lake
Aurelia
Kingsley
Holstein
Correctionville
Moore & Sims
the Home Guard
Earl Reed Silvers
Wiel Be Pet Eeren, Lila Eed
Diamond Brand’ Work Shoes
Peters