Happenings in Nearby Towns Across the Region
Reports from Galva LeMars Peterson Storm Lake and Storm Lake Pilot Tribune note lamb shipments to Galva by Inez and Carl Johnson Clarence Specketer and others. LeMars remembers Martin Schafer longtime banker who died at 79. Des Moines fair trip by Tigges family and 4 H girl Lucille Cherokee. Island Park Lodge bought by Dr D A Rice of Storm Lake. Distinguished attorney Frank Cook of Spencer dies after illness. Boar Scouts gain building permit for cabin on city land. Ed Nitzke applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva = Tribune
Galva
Inez Johnson
Carl Johnson
Clarence Specketer
LeMars Sentinel
Martin Schafer
LeMars Loan and Trust Company
LeMars
Sixth Ave
Peterson Patriot
A. H. Tigges
Alberta
Mary Lou
Adolph Tigges
Wayne
Lucille
Des Moines
Fair Grounds
Cherokee County
Storm Lake Register
D. A. Rice
Storm Lake
Island Park Lodge
Minnesota
Long Lake
Park Rapids
Frank A Cook
Spencer
Northwes
Iowa
Spener Law
Heald
Cook
Theangney Hotel
Pilot-Tribune
Boar
West Third Street
Ed Nitzke
Rasmus Montgomery wed at Fort Dodge Methodist parsonage
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Montgomery Ravinia Iowa and Arthur Rasmus son of Mr and Mrs G E Rasmus Meriden Iowa were married Monday August 26 at 3 pm at the Fort Dodge Methodist parsonage Rev Madison officiated. They visited the Des Moines state fair then the bride’s Ravinia home for a week and plan a home on a Meriden farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Montgomery
W. R. Montgomery
Ravinnia
Arthur Rasmus
Meriden
G. E. Rasmus
Fort Dodge
Madison
Rasmus
Des Moines
Dreyer Otto Wedding At Cherokee Sunday
Clara Irene Dreyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Dreyer of Cherokee wed Edmund Otto son of Mr and Mrs Herman Otto of Llanover in a Trinity Evangelical Lutheran ceremony led by Rev Edgar Otto. The couple plan to reside on a farm south of Aurelia around November 1.
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cherokee
Iowa
Clara Irene Dreyer
Dauggter
Wm. Dreyer
Edmund Otto
Herman Otto
Llanover
Esther
Wilburt Otto
Gwendylen Otto
Keith Wieland
Ruth
Mary
Aurelia
Kept wedding secret for two and a half months ends
Miss Lily Danielson of Aurelia Iowa wed Mr Eldon Tigges of Peterson on June 24 1929 in the little brown church near Nashua Iowa Witnesses were Hazel Danielson and Wilbur Tigges Rev J K McComson Jr officiated The couple honeymooned through Minnesota and Canada and now reside on the W F Tigges farm near Peterson A separate item notes Fred Hinkeldy bought an 80 acre farm southeast of Aurelia from the Dukes estate at 135 per acre with possession March 1
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Lily Danielson
Eldon Tigges
Peterson
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
Iowa
Hazel Danielson
Wilbur Tigges
J.k.mccomson
Mike Danielson
Aurelia
W. T.tigges
Fred Hinkeldy
Dukes
Alta News Items and Community Notes
Marriage announcements list Miss Mildred Browne and Mr. Arthur Bolstad marrying August 10 in Seattle. The Alta State Bank receivership seeks court order to sell remaining assets at public auction with hearing set September 7. Harvis Streed returns from forest ranger service in Montana after four months. fires this summer exceed 1910 losses. Richard Christensen wins first prize with a Hereford calf at Alta county fair. Robert Kjarsgaard places second with a Shorthorn calf. The Alta Co operative Creamery plans its official opening September 12 in the new building with Governor Hammill delivering the dedicatory address.
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A. d. Whinery
Alta State Bank
District Court
Harvis Streed
A. J. Nelson
United States Forest Ranger Service
Montana
Great Northwest
Harris
Richard Christensen
Newell Township
Alta
Robert Kjarsgaard
Newell
Alta Co-operative Creamery
Oscar W. Albright
Hammill
Pasturing May Aid Clover In Rain Areas
Iowa State College agronomists report good stands of red clover after ample rains. Pasturing or clipping in August strengthens next season growth, prevents weeds, and reduces blooming. Leave several inches of growth to protect against winter kill. over pasturing risks losses.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Vnd Clavven
Snake story with possible moral on uprisings in New York
New York story describes Allan A. Lonnberg bringing a tale of a ten foot constrictor at a hospital. The serpent reportedly enters a ward for cripples causing panic before being killed by pollen and militia. The piece presents a moral about restraint.
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New York
Allan A. Lonnberg
Grace Line
Santa Rita
Lonnberg
Valparaiso
Chile
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Paniic
Isis
Farm Bureau Reports 145 New Cher okee County Members
Cher okee County Farm Bureau shows 145 new members since January amid weather and road issues. Losses occur from farming retirements deaths and members moving away, with net gains affected by coverage and past-year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Amherst Cic
Tilden Peneeges
Liberty
Sheridan
Six Men Seek Moon Trip By Rocket Launch
Paris reports six men applied for a one year window to pilot a moon bound rocket. Professor Oberth and astronomer Esnault-Peletier assess risks from failure to Earth impact to oxygen supply and directional loss. Candidates must be childless and not seasick, with sailors and ex-aviators seen as ideal.
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Moon
Paris
Professor Oherth
Personuly
Robert Esnault- Peletier
Astronauer
Cherth
Frincoc
Lindbergh
Esnautt-Peletier
Getinabs
Oberth
Suely Ais
Ott
Nurses plan California hike from Sioux Valley hospital
Miss Cecelia Derry and Miss Lillian Benson, nurses from Sioux Valley hospital, plan to leave next Tuesday or Wednesday for a hike to California to locate and engage in nursing. Also noted is Cherokee Chamber of Commerce winter banquets and events, teachers institute in Cherokee with addresses by national educators, Charley Anderson’s bank holdup aftermath, and Rev. E. J. Smith’s election as eleventh district ritual chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Derry
Lillian Benson
Sioux Valley Hospital
California
Cherokee Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Cherokee County Teachers' Institute
Cherokee
Lulu Rose Orr
Charley Anderson
First National Bank
Anderson
Weges
E. J. Smith
Marshalltown
Smith
The
World Court
Perry Mummert Weds Milwaukee Girl in August Ceremony
J Perry Mummert son of Mr and Mrs George Mummert of Cherokee formerly of this community married Miss Mable Lister of Milwaukee Wisconsin on Saturday August 8 at the brides parents home Adolph Lister and wife. The groom and his sister Viola joined the celebration with Perry’s parents. They returned to Milwaukee where Perry works in Lindsay Bros service department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Perry Mummert
George Mummert
Mable Lister
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Adolph Lister
Viola
Cherokee
Perry
Lindsay Bros
Frigidaires
Marl Knight sells 200 unimproved acres near Aurelian
The top price for unimproved land in the area was reached last week when Marl Knight sold 200 acres about nine miles north of Aurelian with no improvements to Wm. Luetkeman at $200 per acre. The land joins the Luetkeman home farm.
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Marl Knight
Aurelian
Wm. Luetkeman
Luetkeman
Polar Island Declared Free of Bacteria After Tests
Berlin reports Nowaja Semila tested by the Leningrad Central Geophysical Observatory team led by Dr Kasansky. Over a harsh winter all air water soil dust and animal flesh on the island showed no bacterial presence. Gelatin left open did not acquire germs and meat remained unspoiled after eight months outdoors.
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Berlin
Review
Nowaja Semila
Central Geophysical Observatory of
Leningrad
Leningrad Institute
Nowaja Semjla
Kasansky
Trutters
Advises Seling of Eggs in Fall by Poultry Expert
Poultry marketing experts urge farmers to market eggs twice weekly in fall to reduce spoilage. Cornell studies show peak quality decline August through December with September worst. Iowa producers should gather eggs twice daily and store at 40 to 60 degrees before regular market, regardless of stock.
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W.od. Termohign
Town State College
Poultry Department
Cornell University
New York City
Iowa
Cherokee County Fourth Team Ranks At State Fair
Cherokee Times notes Cherokee county virus G H demonstration team led by Mrs John Lyndman placed second in the state fair demonstration at Des Moines last week. Main Cherokee township earned honors in the same event with local exhibits receiving praise for their quality and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Mildred
Boneta
Main
Cherokee Township
Des Moines
Lee
John Flyndmian
Couch
Cherokee County Dell
St Pauls Lutheran Church notices and upcoming services
The Saint Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday services will be dismissed as the sister congregation at Cherokes celebrates its Mutual Mission Festival. An all church gathering is invited and the following Sunday services will be conducted in German.
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Cherokes
Pestival Alb
Congregation Services Notice at Local Church
Sunday morning service at 10 30 and evening services at 7 30 The Christian Endeavor group will meet at 7 o clock at the church pastor Edwin Frigg leads the congregation in regular worship activities and youth group scheduling.
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P.m
The
Christian Endeavor
Yale Name Origins Linked to Elihu Yale Patronage
Yale University derives its name from Elihu Yale, an early patron whose support inspired the naming. The initials EL reflect a portion of his name used in campus tradition.
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Yale University
Elihu Yale
Disgrace to Study Up Alibi Defeated Atchison Glube
Fragmentary lines mention disgrace to study up an alibi and reference Atchison Glube. Details are unclear but indicate a defeat and a local name.
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Atchison Glube
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
A county market tops eighty six thousand with the David Gowan farm adjoining Cleywhorn selling for 61250 an acre. Plane crash injures Lieut. Walter Price of Sutherkind sending the aircraft to Sioux City for repairs. Pearl Waddell leaves for Marble Rock Iowa to begin the year. J J Howell buys the 2 I Staley residence, family to move October 1. Buddenhagen buys the J I Weaver and 8 A Nystedt homes, to move March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Price
Sutherkind
Sioux Civ
Pearl Waddell
Marble Rock
Towa
J.J. Howell
Cherokee County’s Livestock and Crops Boost Local Income
Cherokee County, a corn belt livestock county, reports corn 5,000,000 bushels oats 2,500,000 bushels barley and hay production totaling substantial local supply. Livestock values include horses cattle sheep and poultry with dairy output about 500,000. The text notes grain fed to livestock and rising poultry and dairy prominence while advertising tonic.
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Cherokee
Vienna
Chevalier
Livesineh
Uiere
Fiet Oseurmp
Coumes
Ieee
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Montgomery
Sentinel
Alta Advertiser
Mildred Browne
A. R. Browne
Arthur Bolstad
Seattle
Washington
TIMES
Farmers National Bank
Aurela, Iowa
Boa
County Seat News
Perry Mummert
ST. Paul's Lutiteran Church
Kk. OF. Wehking
Congregvelosn AS
Cteurce
Edwin Frigg
Pastor
David Gowan
Cleywhorn
Agro Toving
Brewster
Grone
Correctionville
Hush Eehmol
Remsen
Ray Pal
Aurelia and
Lotz
AJC
Farr
Parker
South Dakota
Pry
Picure
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