Farm shop for pigs and tools in the implement shed
A note on using a corner of the implement shed as a small shop. It describes keeping tools ready and a warm, light space for caring for young pigs and saving bacon by improving farm routines.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
3
A note on using a corner of the implement shed as a small shop. It describes keeping tools ready and a warm, light space for caring for young pigs and saving bacon by improving farm routines.
Fragmentary text mentions Lillian Estan Aughter from Sioux with a note about a date being closed. No clear event or outcome is specified.
The passage notes an annual gathering at Fonda featuring morning talks by past participants. Finals are scheduled to begin after 2 o'clock, with references to events about baby chicks.
Mrs Will Heinsoth, long a patient at Alta hospital, shows steady improvement after five weeks. F A Conner, Alta Schools leader, takes the role of superintendent. Ida Rosetta Clapsaddle dies at Alta hospital from flu and whooping cough complications. Jean Christensen undergoes lung drainage surgery after recent pneumonia struggles. Beths Rembradt becomes a new consolidated pioneer citizen in the town’s west area.
State Budget Director L. Hogue spoke at the Community Club meeting on Wednesday night. His lengthy talk focused on education and worker representation, with club leaders and visitors absent for the planned talks. A luncheon and smoker followed the meeting.
Lt. Jo Kreger of Aurelia led the Chicago cattle market on April 26 with 18 Hereford beeves averaging 1739 pounds. They grossed 10.10 per hundredweight, the day’s top rate, a notable mark after a year’s prior sale at about 11.60 per cwt.
The text notes Pastor Wehking at St Pauls Lutheran preaching with Sunday school at 10 a.m and English service at 10 4B. The sermon invites reflection on whether listeners are of God and references John 8 47. Next Sunday’s message centers on overcoming impediments in prayer.
Pastor G R Gilbert delivers a Sunday morning sermon on Inequalities Among Men. In the evening the Aurelia Men's Chorus offers a free sacred concert. program details appear elsewhere in this issue. Plan to attend.
A reader notes the Quality Store showcases silk dregues with a curious line about fashion or fabric, hinting at shop inventory and local shopping interest.
Senior class day events will include a three act comedy Second Childhood, a 1925 copyright royal play staged in Emmetsburg and soon to be produced in Spencer. Professor Clarence Massam of the University of Iowa will deliver the commencement address. A baccalaureate service will precede the exercises. Admission for the play is 50 cents to cover royalties costumes and other expenses. Names listed include Gladys Frear Geneva Nelson Grace Blanch Chloe Schlieff Gena Paulson Bernece Harrison Cathern Matthew Monrad Paulson Lloyd Lamm Joseph Lockin Raymond McLaughlin Clifford Lockin Wayne Deyloff Harold DeVries and others.
Congregational Church announces Sunday morning sermon by Pastor George C. Safford on Making It Natural To Be Spiritual. Public worship open to all. no evening service due to a Men's Chorus program and Christian Endeavor meeting. Coaster wagon advertised at five dollars by J. S. Mummert.
Cherokee papers report a mastodon shoulder blade recovered from the Nelson farm gravel pit on Thursday with two teeth previously found. tusks not located. Also notes ownership changes and courthouse decoration bid decisions in Cherokee area.
Local school chief Day refused the Valley Junction position after being offered an increased salary of 200 dollars and a broader field of educational work, deciding not to accept the head of the Valley Junction School.
The Aurelia Men's Chorus will present a sacred concert at the M. E. church next Sunday evening May 2 at the usual hour. Admission is free and the public is invited. The program includes choral works, solos, duets, and instrumental pieces with Reverend G. R. Safford and Rev. G. R. Gilbert aiding in prayers and benediction.
The Wm. Mummert farm was visited by thiefs Monday evening and stole a new harness Mueller saddle cattle whip sets of bridles and two hold back straps. The L.J. Crane farm was also visited with a saddle lasso rope set of work bridles and a riding bridle taken. A double harness was stolen from the Chas Graves farm. Cherokee County Farm Bureau offers 100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Mr Mummert adds 20 reward.
Ten Years Ago Mrs Ellen Dingman pioneer resident died at her Aurelia home after months of illness. Herbert Will left to resume studies at Ames after a short home visit. Roy Schroeder aims for Sioux City fi A. Jim Whinery bought Mrs J C Dowding property now Paulson occupied and will move in after vacated. Twenty Years Ago Miss Gertrude Waddell bought Moll millinery store. Rev Otto Albrecht to preach farewell at German Evangelical church and family will move to Nashua. Paul Adams injured in Omaha when wagon struck him. Four folding chairs from Aurelia band vanished from Community Club. owner asked to return them.
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