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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1924
Page
1
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An unsettled legislative session sees amendments to employ prison labor for state needs including clothing and furniture, plus a graveling for highways bill with bonds and state control. The debate also covers water power fees, a controversial eugenics bill, marriage license exams, and a broad budget as committees hold firm.
Notarized affidavit by E C Lighter owner and editor of the Aurelia Sentinel Aurelia Iowa listing publisher editor managing editor and business manager. It specifies Lighter as owner and editor with no bondholders or mortgagees owning 1 percent or more of securities. Sworn April 1 1924 before Notary WH Bischel. Commission expires July 4 1924.
Fragmentary diary line shows a child describing being sick with a cold and puzzled about soup turning red, creating a somber glimpse of illness and confusion in a damaged text.
The first grade studied a period poem Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and the early life of Robert Lois Brevanet, with April month lessons and days of the week. Second grade lists high spelling scores for many students, notes Merle Bischel’s return, and reports on arithmetic progress to 1000. Third grade reports weekly arithmetic topics and absences. fourth grade missing. Fifth grade covers Whittier Barefoot Boy reading, six week exams, top arithmetic scores, and perfect spellings including several named students. Junior High lists engaged students and incomplete entries.
Recent notes cover Marcus and Aurelia voters, a two mill tax proposal to fund a band, and bid discussions. The Marcus election drew a large turnout, while Aurelia merchants face lost trade if locals fail to inform surrounding territory about goods.
fragmented names and places show neighbors spending Sunday at homes of Johnson Magriagon Kahl Ohlson and Fuqua. Plans to return to Washington this week are noted while other attendees Bertie Deibner and Mike Moore are mentioned in brief.
Fragmented OCR text yields a short item noting housing faults and bans. Names and details are unclear in the readable segments. The piece hints at local policy discussions but lacks concrete entities or dates.
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