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AURELIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1911CALL REDUCEDeen heard refuse to 5ta county, rme in re-}ermanism the head, d for the possible in i promote ermanism. bove men-eir source, s may beIt with.ISof Sioux rat of theoux City, list in there did the n, yet in 2ss. The al amount . consider-conditionsnary sur-from the and will vill leave report at ia, on thetraining at Camp e corres-kilies, the 1 for the ewspaper activitiesVnderson, nterested P. Reed ley were Missouri, r Indian-eastern few dajs s, wheieire home.FROM 265 TO 178Revision of Call for July 22 Cuts County Quota Eighty-Seven.Cherokee Times: Cherokee countywill be required to send only 178 men to Camp Gordon, Ga., under the call for tbe five-day period beginning July 22, instead of 265 men as provided in the original call. Telegraphic orders were received Saturday morning revising the allotment and reducing the county’s quota by 87.A second call has been issued for 29 men from Cherokee county to be sent to Camp Forrest, Ga., during the three-day period beginning July 20. In addition to this the state has been called upon for 800 men to be sent to Jefferson Barracks, Mo., Augusts. Another 500 men are to be sent to Ames August 15 for two months’ special training as auto mechanics. Volunteers are asked for on this latter call, and new registrants are eligible.Following is the names of those giving their address as Aurelia who are included in the first 178 names:Ernest William Hasenwinkle, Richard Carlson, Elgin Earl Phelan, William Deller, Charles Bryant, Harvey A. Dyslin, John Fred Stablefteld, Leroy T. Hench, Martin Christiansen, Roy Blanchard, Gust Alfred Johnson, Russell Grover Parrott, Albert Kolpin, Guy Brown, Olof Olson, William Walter Holderness, John Deller, Winifred Moulton, Carl August Larson, Henry Edward Wogahn, Edward Scott, Frank Floyd, D. J. Gilchrist.For Next Call Some changes may be made iB this list, as the board is now busily at work on reclassification, and it is known that some changes have been recommended. Following are the men from Aurelia who may be called for the July 22 or July 29 quotas:Oscar Harris, John Herman Bauman, Earl McKinley Akers, Arthur Wilhelm Larson.HAPPENINGS OF OURNEIGHBORING TOWNSItems of Interest Gleaned From OnrExchange Table.Storm Lake, la., July 16.—Robert Anderson, 2-year-old Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Anderson, was drowned when he fell into a tank of water. He was found two hours later by his father.Peterson Patriot: The old framebuilding on Main street north of the new Kirchner building is being torn down to make room for a new brick one which Mrs. Kirchner will erect there this summer.f Peterson Patriot: The school forceia at work this week finishing the roof on the school house. Considering the weather everything has gone on at a good rate. According to the contractor they will be about thirty days late for the beginning of school.Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: Specialpolicemen stationed at the bridge at Sioux Rapids the night before the Fourth arreBted two drivers of cars who were en route from “somewhere” in Minnesota to their homes in Carroll and Ute. Sheriff Skeels received a summons to Sioux Rapids and the cars were found to contain 240 quarts of beer and twenty-five gallons of whiskey.Cleghorn, July 111.—In the electfon held Wednesday afternoon in Cleghorn on the question of establishing a large independent district, with the object of consolidating the schools of such district, carried by a majority of seventy-two in a total vote of one hundred and four. The vote of Cleghorn stood 38 for and 15 against, and that of the country 66 for and 17 against.Cherokee Democrat: Another autotragedy occurred near Washta, in this county, on Monday last, in which John Good jr. lost.vhis life and his father, John Good sr., was severely injured. The Goods were'former residents of Washta bqt for some time have been living near Bloomfield, Nebraska. The two men were on their wav fromCOUNTY SIFrom CheroDemocrat: Mrs. j Des Moines came 1 visit at the Dr. J. K. Hobbs is on the facu versity and a numl practiced at Aurelia.Times: Dr. Burlir a letter from M. H. intendent of hospital Red Cross, announcir ing of Cherokee co garments, is A-plua, possible.Democrat: S. B. very low the past fe bers of the family h his bedBide. He h take any nourishm* and it is feared he short time.Democrat: Dr. this city and Dr. Washta received ore port for duty in the ment of the natior Both enlisted in the about a year ago i and given the rank oDemocrat: Mr. Ca threshing machines, Friday and made a to' with County Agen There are several thi the county that are si to standard and they properly equipped or work.Democrat: After a period of several Stieneke died at his at 9:30 Saturday eve tion had been such th no surprise to relat The deceased had b “jis county for a gooi gaged in farming unt when he came to r Cherokee.OUR BOYS IN F TOBACCO FUN
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Jul 18, 1918
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