Nearby Town News Roundup Signals Local Happenings
Edna Larson opens a ladies wear shop in the Longnecker building on Main Street Peterson. M F Bockwoldt sails to Germany on Europa with planned visit to family. Roy Gaffin case leads to arrest of Sor en Peterson near Newell. Robert Albcorn injured diving in river. skin graft in Iowa City. Buena Vista college fall semester registration set for Sept 15. Hugh Miller dies in Los Angeles gasoline fire after helping others. Claus Haack estate sells eighty acres north of Remsen for 212.50 an acre. cash deal. Storm Lake to install lighting at Bradford Field this fall for football.
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Peterson Patriot
Edna Larson
Peterson
Longnecker
Main Street
Galva Tribune
M. F. Bockwoldt
New York
Borgauf Fohmarn
Germany
Europa
Bockwoldt
Storm Lake Pilot
Storm Lake
Alta
Los Angeles
Remsen Bell
Remsen
Claus Haack
John Junkers
Kilker
LeMars
Buena Vista College
Westinghouse Electric Company
Town Public Service Company
Bradford Field
For Sale House and four lots from Steemke estate
Auction advertises sale of a house and four lots owned by the John Steemke estate. Executors J R Steemke and W H Bischel invite inquiries for price at their office in 24 2.
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John Steemke
J. R. Steemke
W. H. Bischel
No Trace Of Man Want er In Still Deal
County authorities search for Clarence Hart after a large sugar mash still is found on his farm. A neighbor reports seeing two men near the Hart property while the Sheriff discovers the still likely operated overnight. The device held about 70 gallons, larger than previously thought.
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Clarence Hart
Hart Farm
Football Season Opens Sept. 19 At Home Opener
The local high school football team begins its heavy schedule with ten games planned and a possible addition. Coach Clifton led evening workouts after school as the curtain raiser against Pomeroy on Friday September 19 at home. Squad of eighteen includes seven lettermen from last year and eleven others including new players. Schedule lists games from Sept 19 to Nov 27 against teams like Cleghorn Linn Grove Meriden Schaller Marcus Kingsley Marathon Quimby Peterson Alta with Armistice Day on Nov 11 tentative.
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Clifton
Pomeroy
New Timber
Cleghorn
Linn Grove
Meriden
Schaller
Marcus
Kingsley
Marathon
Quimby
Peterson
Alta
St Pauls Lutheran Church Social Evening and German Service
Holy Communion services will be conducted next Sunday in German. On Wednesday evening September 10 members will meet in the church social rooms for a social evening and chicken supper led by Pastor E F Wehking.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sweet’s Show to Play Aurelia Next Week at City Park
Geo D Sweet and his company bring a tent show to Aurelia for Monday through Wednesday. The opening night presents Skidding or Why Wives Leave Home with Marjorie Sweet starring in Little Miss Bluebird and Abie’s Irish Rose. Wilson and Darrell Zarr had tonsil and adenoid surgeries at Bates Hospital last Saturday.
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Geo. D. Sweet
Aurelia
Sweet
Townes
Mr. Sweet
Marjorie Sweet
Sweet Players
Alta News Items Chronicle Local Marriages and Accidents
Floyd Olsen and Velma Larson wed in Cherokee with maple valley ties. Mary Emaline Harlan, born Fulton County Illinois 1841, died at Alta Hospital aged 89 years 3 months 26 days. Ernest S. Johnson married Olga Swanson at Sioux Falls. Ivan Breyfogle on 30 day Navy leave with 2 year extension for China cruise. Carroll Moser named private secretary to president of Huron State College. Claus Johnson returns home after five weeks in Alta Hospital with injuries from tractor accident.
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Floyd Olsen
O. M. Olsen
Maple Valley
Velma Larson
Alta
Cherokee
Mary Emaline Harlan
Fulton County
Illinois
Alta Hospital
Ernest S$. Johnson
Olga Swanson
Murray Allen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ivan Breyfogle
Wm. Breyfogle
Ivan
U. S. Navy
China
Carroll Moser
P. R. Moser
Huron State College
Huron
Moser
Buena Vista
Claus Johnson
Brooke Township
Johnson
Diamond Voters Defeat School House Election
A special election at the Diamond center school house decided against building two new school houses, voting 85 to 60. Residents favored building a single new school but only if all districts shared the cost, noting aging buildings and yearly repairs.
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Diamond
Center School
Evrey
Larson and Turnholm to Open Olds Showroom in Storm Lake
Arthur Larson of this place will partner with Mr Turnholm of Minneapolis to open the Larson and Turnholm Olds Company in the Bair building at sixth and Lake Avenue. They will offer a full line of Oldsmobiles with service and plan a September public opening. The firm will be tied to Peck and Son of Odebolt, a distributor with branch in Spencer and about thirty dealers across northwest Iowa.
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Arthur Larson
Turnholm
Minneaplois
Storm Lake
Larson
Trial Jurors Drawn for September Court Terms
Jurors for the September 1930 term were drawn and summoned for September 22 at 10:00 a.m. Names include J. A. Athey Cherokee L. N. Bernard Cherokee C. R. Blue Washta Fred Booch Washta C. W. Bovey Cherokee Charley Brown Marcus D. E. Brown Cherokee Ocie Bryant Cleghorn J. R. Campbell Cherokee HV. Carnahan Quimby Maude Casey Larrabe Mrs Beatrice Coni Washta E. W. Conley Washta Bert Denslow Cherokee Anthony Garvin Marcus C. J. Goeb Cherokee Beulah Gowan Marcus George Greer Cherokee William Haight Aurelia Frank Henke Cherokee W. L. Hunter Washta J. Kintigh Cherokee George Kirchner Marcus Bert Krekow Marcus Wim. Lamont Cherokee J. BE. Learn Cherokee R. E. Leeds Cherokee Al Lied Cherokee John Lockwood Cherokee Wylie Mahoney Washta R. J. Meyer Cherokee R. C. Myrrle Washta Soren Nelson Aurelia Roy Ohlson Aurelia Mrs Faye Patterson Cherokee R. C. Peiton Cherokee A. M. Peterson Aurelia Mrs John E. Peterson Cherokee Wm Petrie Marcus Mrs J. K. Rice Cherokee Fred N. Rupp Cherokee Charlotte Thomson Cherokee Frank Tyner Cherokee T. J. Walsh Marcus Floyd Warburton Cherokee Albert Wethens Cherokee John Wilkie Cherokee J. F. Woodall Marcus T. C. White Washta Earl Zwick Aurelia.
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Trail
A. Athey
L. N. Bernard
C. R. Blue
Washta
Fred Booch
C. W. Bovey
Charley Brown
Marcus
D. E. Brown
Ocie Bryant
Cleghorn
J. R. Campbell
George Kirchner
Bert Krekow
Wim. Lamont
J. BE. Learn
R. E. Leeds
al Lied
John Lockwood
Wylie Mahoney
R. J. Meyer
R. C. Myrrle
Soren Nelson
Aurelia
Roy Ohlson
J. F. Woodall
T. C. White
Earl Zwick
Storm Lake Fishing Contest Prize Winners Announced
Storm Lake Regis ter reports large fish entries in this year’s contest which closed September 1. Perry Buckingham won the catfish class with a 263 pound 4 ounce fish 87 inches long and 21 1/2 inches girth. Chas Wennick led the wall-eyed pike division with a 9 pound 13 ounce or 28 inch pike. Richard Rollenbaur earned the Northern Pike division with a 14 1/2 pound fish 88 3/4 inches long and 16 1/4 inches in girth. Donald Martz won the crappie with a 1 pound 6 ounce specimen 14 by 10 3/4 inches. B Anderson won the black bass with a 6 pound 1 ounce fish 22 1/2 by 14 1/2 inches.
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Storm Lake Register
Perry Buckingham
Chas Wennick
Richard Redenbaugh
Aurelia High Band Farewell Concert Feeds Crowd
A record crowd in Aurelia last Saturday night enjoyed the final summer band concert with a food event. Lars P. Nelson reports 2000 buns 190 pounds of weiners and about one and a half boilers of coffee were served from 8:00 to 11:00 assisted by C DeVries J Shank Bert Neilson J H Evans Leo Kolpin Frank Dubes and C L Raper. The band will continue practice under director Mr. Barto of Cherokee until next spring.
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Aurelia
Lars P. Nelson
Nelson
C. DeVries
J. Shank
Bert Neilson
J. H. Evans
Leo Kolpin
Frank Dubes
C. L. Raper
Aureline
Barto
Cherokee
Mail route bids reach Washington from Cherokee
County seat notes report bids for the star route mail carrier between Cherokee and Correctionville have been sent to the Postal Department in Washington per Cherokee post office officials. Also updated are livestock show rules for the Pilot Rock Plowing Match, a Groves reunion in Algona, a bank robbery suspect in custody in Ashley South Dakota, Jacek Pickard taking over Norfolk Royal Miller Auto, and changes at Saltzman and Clay with A C Saltzman joining Cherokee.
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Herald
Cherokee
Correctionville
Washington
Cherokee Post Office
Cherokee County
Pilot Rock
Clifford Chapman
Livestock Breeders Association
A. Dick
Groves
Algona
George White
the Turk
Quimby Trust and Savings Bank
Calumet Bank
Ashley
South Dakota
Jacek Pickard
Royal Miller Auto Company
Norfolk
Neb
Saltzman and Clay
A. C. Saltzman
Cherokee County 4-H Cub Demonstration Team Captures Second
Cherokee county 4-H cub demonstration team won second place in the Arc of Cloths division at the state fair. The team titled Tow Miss 4-H Packs Her Bag to Go Traveling earned county honors at the annual achievement day. Members Vera Dawson and Irma Booth, both teens, were named in the county group.
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Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
Ariday
Vera Dawson
John J. Dawson
Irma Booth
Clay County Fair Builds New Restroom and Additions
The Clay County Fair at Spencer unveils a new basement level streamlining the ladies restroom in the Arts and Crafts Building and adds a second floor to the agricultural building to expand space and displays. Other improvements include upgrades in the auto building and dance hall. Secretary Dailey urges early mail order for reserved seats for September 16 to 20.
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Clay County
Spencer
Agriculural
Agricultural Department
Dailey
The
Fair Association
Enrollment Surges as Aurelia School Reopens
The Aurelia consolidated school opened Monday with registration and dismissal for books and supplies. Tuesday shows full department activity as new teachers adjust. No classes Thursday and Friday due to county teachers institute in Cherokee. Enrollment tops 363, up from last year, with detailed grade totals and notable gains across all grades.
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Aurelia Consolidated —School
County Teachers’ Institute
Cherokee
C. K E. Day
Uitel
Cece Ces
Perak
Ce Ceca
Aurelia School to Open With New Superintendent
The Aurelia consolidated school will open Monday with J. H. Boatmano as the new superintendent. Walter Johnson of Aurelia is vice president and O. C. Jones of Aurelia is secretary of the Moline tower Corporation with a capital of $600,000 which recently took over the Universal Tractor Co. at Cherokee.
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Aurelia
J. H. Boatmano
Walter Johnson
O. C. Jones
Moline Tower Corporation
Universal Tractor Co
Cherokee
Rural schools opened in Cherokee county seniors study
Rural seniors of Cherokee county engage in a study at local schools. The article lists teachers and classroom assignments across numbered sections, naming several educators such as LaMerne Walkery and Maxine Davis along with others.
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Cherokee County
Stica
Allon
LaMerne Walkery
Maxine Davis
nNo
Prances Mcsweeney
Sergle Ramsden
Evelyn Seanelis
Eva Jones
May Bene Mutter
Helen Melton
Diamand
Unp
Ella Heimsouh
Axel L. Weise
Nina V. Onison
Nvo
Rena Swanson
Wreda Nedemann
Loy Andeson
Dorothy Linquist
Fern Bowers
Notice to Electric Consumers Bills Due By the 10th
All bills unless other arrangements are made are payable at the First National Bank Ancena on or before the 10th of each month. Statements received should be taken to the bank to receive proper receipt from Iowa Public Service Co. Does your business need a tonic Vry advertising.
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First National Bank
Ancena
Iowa Public Service Co
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