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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
Friday publication notes a wide knit of Aurelia and surrounding towns. Mentions sales advertising contracts, local trades, and visits by residents including Miss Latte Kenyon and Andrew Johnson. Highlights sports defeat at Cherokee 9 to 1, church services, bank visits, and social notices across nearby towns.
Adet and Plover residents visited by Mina Lula Royer last week. Roy Avery and Harold Brooke drove to Sioux Rapids to play out with Linn Grove against Albert City. Sumner and Warner Fatrehild visited North Bend Nebraska to attend their sister Mrs Napier in Aurelia Thoraday. Well digging at the power house delayed a day. depth reached two hundred feet. Worms injure sweet corn in area. Rev J B Chaise left for a three week convention with his son from Orange City.
Special train service to the Big 4 District Fair at Fonda on August 9, 1001. The Hkiness Central operates a return trip with departures from Aurela at SB and Woon, arriving Fonda 94K, offering discounted fares via the old Atrgiet route. The Fonda fair promises improved attractions and encourages riders to use the special train.
Jefferson Tindall known as Uncle Randall, long prominent farmer in the Aurelia area, died at the home of Hon George in Cornell last Friday morning after a long decline. Born 1824 in Parina New York, he moved to Pitcher township in 1874 and Aurelia in 1890s, leaving five children and a reputation as a patient, steady farmer. His funeral was held at the Congregational church in Aurelia with Rev. J B Chase officiating. interment followed in Aurelia cemetery.
Mary M Pairchild born September 6 1860 in Fairfax township Iowa was seventh child of Marion D and Nancy Pairchild. She married Walter McNagher May 24 1883 and moved to Antelope county Nebraska where five brothers one sister two daughters and others survive. Funeral services were held in North Bend Nebraska and Aurelia Iowa with interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Notice is given that Mary A. Strouse a member of Strouse and Jerner retail druggists seeks a permit to buy sell intoxicating liquors on land at the two story front store Doudayley occupied by Strouse and Verner in Block twelve on the west side of Main street in Atrelit Iowa. The hearing is set for September 10th at 1 pm before the Cherokee County District Court.
A garbled column of quips and questions about life, luck, pride, and money. Names appear as garbled initials and phrases hint at moral musings and a carnival of odd opinions. The piece reads like a chaotic parlour of reflections on character, fate, and social norms.
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