Hoosier Male Quartet to Perform at Aurelia High
The Hoosier quartet, skilled Lyceum performers, will present a ensemble program at the Congregational church next Wednesday evening October 30 as the first number in the Aurelia high school lecture course. Proceeds benefit the school library with tickets on sale at J. C. Nelson's drug store.
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Hoosier
Lyceum
Aurelia, High School
J. C. Nelson’s
Aurelia High School
Westyrene plant stall delays city lighting supply
The Westyrene plant stalled at the city pumping station this week as preparations were made to connect the generator with gas pipes to supply lights for business places. By Friday evening it was expected all lighting would be ready for previous gas light users with burners sold by local dealers at twenty five cents each.
Hoon Couple Welcomed Back With Church Reception in Aurelia
Last Thursday evening the Methodist church hosted a reception for Rev and Mrs Hoon at the church parlors honoring their return to Aurelia for a third year. A large crowd attended and enjoyed amusements and a bountiful supper served by church ladies. The couple received a set of silverware as thanks from Mrs J C Lockin, and Mr Hoon pledged to make the year a blessing to the church and community. Mrs Hoon thanked attendees for the welcome.
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Methodist Church
J. C. Lockin
Aurelia
Hoon
Thankful notes from families after loss
The Templeman and Butterfield families express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of their wife and daughter. Includes thanks from Robert Templeman and Mr. and Mrs. B Butterfield and Mr. and Mrs. J H Templeman and families.
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Robert Templeman
B. Butterfield
H Templeman
Diamond Center Store Accounts Left for Settlement
Accounts at the Diamond Center store owed to Carl Tuft are due immediately. Debtors are asked to call and settle. accounts left at the store. 29-2
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Diamond Center
Carl Tuft
Lanham's Shorthorns Bring Good Prices at Aurelia Sale
A.C. Lanham sold Shorthorns eight miles south of Aurelia last week in a sale praised as the best in the region this year. Thirty seven females averaged 128.85 dollars and two bulls averaged 96.25, totaling 4,940 dollars. Local farmers bought many cattle, with W. Lindsay purchasing the top lot at 192.50 dollars and four high priced animals. The buyers list includes W. Georke and P. J. Pearson.
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A.C. Lanham
Aurelia
W. F. Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
W. Georke
P. J. Pearson
North Iowa towns shift homes and report local incidents
Exchange notes recount moves by Dr W E Herbert to Storm Lake and Rev Thomas Andrew family to Primghar. Reports cover bank robbery in Gillett Grove, searches for burglars, a burn injury at Imperial cafe, glanders in horses near Webb, post office remodeling, a young burn death in Roy Nelson’s family, a Primghar auto crash with injuries, and a progress update on a cement ice house and a double corn crib in Aurelia area.
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Alta Advertiser
W. E. Herbert
Storm Lake
Thomas Andrew
Primghar
Peterson Patriot
Gillett Grove Bank
Iowa
O’brien Hill
D. Patrick
Marcus
Harry Graver
Imperial Cafe
Hallam Addresses Large Crowd At Moving Picture Theater
J. W. Hallam campaigner for congress on the progressive ticket spoke to a well filled crowd Wednesday evening. He proved a forceful speaker and his earnest appeals for the progressive cause drew strong impressions with cheers for Teddy Roosevelt.
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J. W. Hallam
Congress
Moving Picture Theater
Mr. Hallam
Teddy Roosevelt
Geo C Scott to Speak in Aurelia Monday Night
Republican candidate Geo C Scott for Congress will address local voters at the Bijou moving picture theater in Aurelia on Monday evening October 28. He is presented as a progressive Republican supporter of current policies and invites all residents to attend, with ladies especially welcome.
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Congress
Aurelia
Geo. C. Scott
Bijou Moving Picture Theater
Scott
Cherokee Notes on Local People and a Football Tie
Ray Hines and Ed McManus in Cherokee after their interest. A five year old son of Allen Nelson fatally burned playing with a bonfire. Cherokee and Sioux City high schools played to a 0 0 tie with Cherokee dominant on defense. J H Hallam spoke at the courthouse. Miss Williama learns of her father's death in Paulina and leaves for home. Next Saturday Storm Lake visits for a 10 30 game.
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Roy Nelson
Allen Nelson
The
Democrat
D. W. Bean
Roy
Ray Hines
Ed. McManus
Crabb
Clear Lake
J. H. Hallam
U. S. Representive
Court House
Williama
Webster Building
Paullina
Sioux City
Storm Lake School
Lake
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Mrs. Hoon
Lanham
Jacob Kline
Alton
Aurelia Chas
Jacobson
Galva
E.V. Ferin
Pierson
Ben Snider
F. R. Shirtcliff
Charter Oak
E. V. Ferin
V. Gearke
V. Ferin
Chas.Jacobson
E. L. Isakson
Chas. Jacobson
Chae. Jacobson
Pilot-Tribune
G. M. Walrod
Sioux Rapids
Web
Webb
Advertiser
Tom Parry
Daniel Bysom
Joe Long
W. P. Dawson
W. P
O. A. Royer - Jeweler
Hallam