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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
2
The narrative shifts through a tense exchange as characters reveal emotions and secrets. A confrontation about truth and danger unfolds between Po, Rizor, and Hubert Hand, touching on fear, coercion, and moral risk. The scene ends with shifting loyalties and an uneasy promise to keep quiet.
The Boston Transcript notes that efficiency experts know what should be done and claim it is done, while observers complain they never implement it themselves. Arkugsad inaette is cited as a source of the critique.
Afton and vicinity report weekend visits across Diamond Township Washta and Cherokee with extended family gatherings. Residents hosted relatives from Gillets Grove Bridgewater Sioux City and LeMars while local events included a joint A I A meeting, an Ammons sale, and a crowded charity dance with music from P P Yount and Tete.
The funeral for W. C. Degen was held Friday at the Congregational church in Aurelia with Rev. Trigg officiating. Burial followed in Aurelia cemetery. Degen, born February 1880 in Cook County Illinois, died March 6 1980 at age 50, survived by his wife Anna Piete, daughters Mrs. Carl Grienke and Mabel Degen, brother Henry Deyloff, and a host of friends. He joined the Knights of Pythias in 1905 and was highly regarded by the community. The family thanks neighbors for kindness and floral tributes.
Miss Esther Swanson returned home Sunday from Alta hospital where she worked this winter. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hench entertained relatives from Pierson last Sunday. Miss Margaret Hench joined the Pierson visitors and Miss Della Peterson visited Mrs Hazel Maskau in Galva. Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson and their children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Peterson near Cherokee, and Mr and Mrs C A Peterson were also mentioned.
Mrs. William Haight attended the funeral of Mrs. Dave Polston near Sturm Lake Tuesday afternoon. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leeds of Gord Hope visited Mrs. Leeds parents, C. A. Peterson and family, and William Haight's household. Chris Melch, employed by Will Haight, was kicked above the knee by a horse, infection followed, sent to Sioux Valley hospital for treatment. John Swanson shipped fat cattle to Chicago from Galva Saturday evening, accompanied the shipment and returned Tuesday. The Aurelia Sentinel presents its 1930 ownership and circulation statement, listing publisher E G Lighter of Aurelia as owner and editor, with no bonds or mortgages noted. notarized March 28 1930.
A collage of small ads lists hatching eggs, a used piano, a Star Automobile, a dining room cable, seed corn, and baby chicks. Local hatcheries Plymouth County Hatchery in LeMars and Spencer Chick Hatchery advertise high capacity weekly chick production and health guarantees.
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