Aurelia News Brief Highlights Local Life and Visits
Local notes report a birth to Mr and Mrs A B Lindsay on Sunday August 28 and weekly visits by relatives across Aurelia including Cedar Falls Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Residents shop Carlberg Bros Lewins and J H Boatman homes hear about school supplies coal and new catalog from Netleton Commercial College.
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Farmers Elevator Co. Lumber Dept
C. A. Pankow
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J. Shank
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Clayton Nielson
Kuma
Slayton
Minnesota
Wm. Reckoff
H. H. Lockin
Joseph
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Aurelia
Vera
Madge Sevier
Quimby
Joel Weston
Mitchelville
John Murphy
Nellie Brady
Farmers Elevator Co
Esther McClain
LeMars
Whitehead
Harry Dieterich
C. van Ninngen
McCartney
Omaha
W. A. McLaughlin
Eva Mausterman
Spencer
Lon Perry
Margaret O’brien
Chicago
G. N. Booth
Ada Wilby
Waterloo
H. H. Reitz
J.C. Lockin
Harry
G. R. Gilbert
Cora
Clara Lockin
Bishop Lewis
L. J. Haskina
W. B. Reeve
Wisconsin
Interstate Fair Aids Milk Production In Sioux City
Officials of the Interstate Fair in Sioux City announce a record cattle exhibit from September 18 to 24. Prohibition boosts dairy demand as 600 million gallons of ice cream are expected nationwide, with premiums offered to dairy cattle and products. An extensive entertainment program includes music, horse racing, vaudeville, fireworks, and auto racing. Those interested in the educational program can obtain a premium set by writing to Secretary Moore.
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United States
Sioux City
D. V. Moore
Washington
Moore
Interstate Fair Exhibits From Farm and Home
The Interstate Fair showcases farm and home exhibits with breads and cakes canned foods needlework and fruits vegetables and boys and girls projects. Visitors will see horses cattle sheep swine poultry machinery and other displays plus an entertainment program with racing vaudeville music fireworks and midway shows.
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Sioux City
Fine Livestock Display At The Interstate Fair
At the Sioux City Interstate Fair September 18 to 24 a massive livestock show draws breeders from across the nation. Secretary Don V Moore says the 10 billion pounds of U S milk yearly underscores industry importance and prizes will reward top dairy and beef cattle. Entries pour in as the fair predicts its largest exhibit yet with race events vaudeville fireworks auto racing polo and a bustling midway.
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United States
Don V. Moore
Sioux City
America
Interstate Fair Shows Big Purebred Swine Exhibit
Interstate Fair in Sioux City runs September 18 to 24 with premium incentives to boost purebred swine breeding. The USDA aims to expand U S swine production toward 100 million by 1923 and farm swine value tops 1.5 billion dollars. The show also features cattle horses sheep and poultry plus women and youth exhibits and an entertainment program including horse racing fireworks vaudeville auto racing and a midway. A premium list is available from Secretary D V Moore.
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Sioux City
D. V. Moore
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Moore
Interstate Fair Blends Education and Entertainment All Departments
Auto parades with up to fifty cars will motor into the Interstate fairgrounds as Sioux venues combine education with entertainment across departments. Event showcases aim to engage the public with both learning activities and themed exhibits.
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Sioux
City Fair Expands Reach With Auto Travel and Attractions
From September 18 to 24 visitors can reach the city fair by car as good roads and autos reduce travel distance. The event features prize livestock shows, farm products, women and children’s work exhibits, star entertainment from fairs worldwide, horse racing, fireworks, vaudeville, music, auto racing, and a midway with numerous attractions.
Wanted Leghorn chicks and house rental inquiry
Wanted half a dozen S. C. White Leghorn chicks hatched in March or April. Melvin Carlberg. Also wanted to rent a house or three unfurnished rooms not later than October 1. Inquire at this office. 21-2
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S. C
Melvin Carlberg
Comic style limits for general illustration cited
In Life magazine an exchange between The Alternative and an art editor hints that comic work is seen as unsuitable for broad illustration. The artist laments a lifelong path in comic supplements but is advised a pivot to fashion design for women.
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