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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
3
An OCR fragment appears to recount a death notice with scattered names and biographical notes. The text mentions individuals such as Wilcox of Sioux City and Mary J. Pierce and includes phrases about a pipe incident and a funeral context. The fragment is incoherent but indicates a local obituary style with family references and places in the Midwest.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and titles including Philpott Stieneke Mrs Amanda Troy Mary Pierce Ida Pierce and mentions officers reserve United States Army and commissioned officers with unclear context and partial phrases.
Fragmentary OCR lists times and places such as Schaller 9 00 Galva Washta 1 00 Quimby Cherokee 8 00 with unclear context and missing details. The readable items hint at a local schedule or event times for several towns but lack full wording.
A fragmented auction notice lists goods for sale at a residence including an 8 burner oil stove with oven, an oil heater, fruit jars, and various stone jars. The text references a clerk and mentions multiple small humorous items among the lot.
Neighboring town columns report Washta Jaden purchase by R R Robinson and wife with editor retiring, Storm Lake sees KKK literature rumors, Lena Olson dies near Peterson, Alta arrest for illegal liquor, Galva road grading contract to Sam Sanders, Storm Lake boosters push federal building site changes, Remsen seeks Bell trade to Detroit, Otis Lippincott named Captain at Storm Lake, Iowa road death forecast warns high August September traffic rise. drivers urged to extra care.
Public worship at 10 30 a m with the sermon theme The Church Spreading the Gospel Sunday school follows at 11 45 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m and the evening service at 8 00 o’clock with the sermon Forging the Chain Everyone is invited to attend in a good spirit for a profitable experience.
A group of sixteen county agents from northwest counties met at the Cherokee courthouse Friday afternoon and Saturday morning for their annual district conference. The meetings focused on issues facing county agents and farmers and aims to discuss solutions to ongoing problems in this line of work.
John Pruitt reports a binder incident last week where someone stele the canvass and his tool kit from the machine while the binder sat idle in the field. He declares he is quitting cutting and offers the binder rear to the party if retrieved.
John Stablefield buys a farm in Osceola county and plans to move in spring. Rosa Miller gives birth to a baby boy on Monday July 28 1918. Wilford Diercks returns from Minneapolis where he worked in a department store. Carl Nelson travels to Perry Town to sign a contract with Jones daughter aqua to Storm Lake to see militia in camp. More than six hundred members of the Fifty Sixth regiment camped at the lake’s east end. Delva Rapp and mother move into rooms over The Sentinel office. Andrew Alsgaard visits from Linn Grove where he is building on the Lockin Brothers farm.
Fred B. Lingenfelter and family plan to leave early next week to visit relatives in Perry and Des Moines before relocating to Winterset. Lingenfelter has been elected to the agriculture physical culture and athletic instructor position there for the coming year.
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