Local shopping and social notes from Aurelia and area
Local column lists Harris and Lewis fruit and goods, farm supplies, and daily errands. Town residents including L. H. Chase, Mrs. C. K. Kleeberger, Mrs. C. W. Stark, and others visit Cherokee and Storm Lake. several returns from Ames, Des Moines, and Iowa City. Upcoming ball games, church events, and corn club results announced with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Whitney
W. R. Robinson
Storm Lake
Cedar Rapids of
P. F. Parrott
Lewis
Frank Weiland
Children of
Galva
Aurelia
Harris
W. A. Bischel’s
Edwin Wall
George McCurdy
Kleeberger
Neil Whitney
Iowa City
The
State University
Elma Lee
Moorehead
BE. A. Harris
Aurelia High School
Linn Grove
Aurelia Ball Park
Notice to Clean Streets in Aurelia by May 10
Notice to all owners and occupants in Aurelia to clean streets and alleys adjoining their premises of rubbish ashes and manure before May 10. If not removed, costs will be charged to the owner or tenant. J C Lockin mayor. For sale column advert mentions selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. C. Lockin
Sioux City
Morningside College
Lockin
G. J. Lewis
Guy Johnson
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
Linn Grove
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Holmes
Aurelia
J.C. Lockin
For Sale Classified notices and lost item
For Sale Clover hay by stack or load. For Sale medium early yellow 1914 seed corn. For Sale Six Shorthorn bulls from 6 to 18 months old. For Sale 1914 seed corn hand picked tipped shelled. Lost gold broach set with tiny pearls. Finder please leave at this office and receive reward. For Sale Four leather suitcases in first close condition. D Hankens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Johnston
Georke Bros
E. W. Kreger
D. Hankens
Home Sweet Home Origins Reconsidered Based on Payne’s Paris Years
Reassessing the origins of Home, Sweet Home argues the song was written not in poverty but during a comfortable Paris period for作者 Payne. It notes myths of a thatched cottage and a life of hardship are inaccurate and highlights Payne’s lifelong affection for England and family, with childhood precocity shaping his ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Paris
Palais Royal
Easthampton
T. T. P. Lukner
Scribner's Magazine
Vein of Water Hidden Work Inspires Quiet Good
A thoughtful reflection on unseen deeds of a good man, comparing his labor to a hidden stream that nourishes the ground and brings green life. The quote attributed to Carlyle emphasizes modest, persistent virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Thought
Carlyle
Local Supply Items Available For Purchase
We offer remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper and typewriter ribbons from local sources. Review the list to see where we can supply your needs without buying out of town.
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Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
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L. H. Chase
C. K. Kleeberger
S. B. Golden
Cherokee
C. R. Kleeberger
Minnesota
C. W. Stark
Mt. Miive Store
Gust Leopold
F.H. Wieland
Henry Grashoff
Farmers Elevator Co
Florence Russell
Ames
Fred Hustedt
Herbert Will
S. A. Frisbie
California
W. W. Owens
Quimby
Sibley
A. G. Gilmore of
H. A. Holmes
A. W. Baltimore
Aurelia Auto Co
Ford
Webb Waddell
Roy Schroeder
Tribe of the Sioux
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Sentinel
Paragon
C. J. Buddenhagen
Theo. Borcherding
Roy Becker
Nels Siglin
W. R. Robinson's
L. P. Nelson
Archie Nelson
Mummert
Waterloo
Myrtie Swisher
Primghar
Henry Peterson
Clarence Glawe
Harland Sexton
Des Moines
Drake University
M. Parrott
Stella Wall
Frank Parrott
Frank Dyslin
Moulton
State Dental Association
Utz & Dunn
W. A. Lawrence
B. Butterfield
Omaha
N. Butterfield
Lyle Chandler
Sunshine Club
G. J. Lewin
the Sentinel
Corn Club
Lew McDonald
A. E. Krout
W. F. Parks & Co
Barrington Hall
Carl Peterson
Seattle
Washington
Fred Diercka
George Brooks
Yankee Robinson Circus
A. Fraser
A. J. Whinery
Mary
J. K. Rice
H. V. Hitchcock
Marathon
F. G. Scott
Ladies Aid Society
German Evangelical Church
Henry Deyloff
Stadebany
O. C. Jones
H. Hanson
Alta
Iowa
Alta Phone
Hayes
Janesville
Wm. Haight
Fred
Yi San
First National Bank
Story
Sentinel Office
Tompkins
Murpoch
Chicago
Mr. Farmer