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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
2
From present indications the harvest will be plenteous prompting farmers to plan new buildings. Many will need granaries corn cribs or barns and perhaps other structures. Start early to buy lumber and building materials now.
Mr. Allen Cunningham returns from Canada with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell. Mrs. Margaret Juber visits Hartley Iowa, with Miss Hannah Juber hosting Miss Carr. Mrs. Lockett suffers sciatic rheumatism under doctor care. Miss Edith Gillett of West Union Iowa visits Mt Olive friends with Rev. Gillett connection noted. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson host Johnson kin from North Dakota. L H Graham of Cherokee visits Mt Olive area. Fred Bumann buys a new six cylinder Hudson in Alta. A concrete bridge is under construction between Geo Getzmeier and J Henseling farms. Mrs. C Holet and daughter Martha return from Prince ton visit. Hanover baseball team defeats a southeast Aurelia pickup 23 to 3. Relatives celebrate Fred Huseman’s 46th birthday at his home.
Farmers around Hanover have completed stacking grain and are now plowing. Fred Weiland left for Minnesota last week after a stay in the area. Misses Marie and Marge Bruening left Wednesday to visit relatives in Minnesota. Residents attended the Mission festival at Storm Lake on Sunday. Many plan to attend Ringling Bros. circus in Cherokee on Thursday.
Mrs J Boroff of Elids Ohio reports her daughter Ruth recovered from a severe cold and cough two years ago after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She endorses the product as unsurpassed and quickly relieving coughs. Sold by J C Nelson.
An eleven year old boy in a hop garden near Sandwich England attempted to hang himself with yarn after being reproached for poor hop picking. He was found in time, cut down and revived.
An Ashdown merchant claims a two cent piece has ridden in his pants for twenty seven years. The coin’s age isn’t impressive by money standards, but the persistence of the wearer’s trousers invites speculation about durability and longevity.
In the Bowton Transcript a dialogue between Mrs. Peck and Peck discusses training a dog. Mrs. Peck asserts she will succeed with patience while noting Peck's earlier stubborn behavior as a problem to overcome.
Britain and the United States compare long distance fly flights to study germ spread. U S results show 240 yards. British tests report 1 700 yards. The piece also outlines the Lincoln Memorial design and a political debate over Colombian treaty hearings.
Courtlandt debates empire, nerve, and Nora Harrigan with Abbott and a colonel. In Bellaggio Nora and her mother meet Courtlandt unexpectedly as rumors swirl about social taboos and a planned confrontation. Nora contemplates a future amid scandal and duty, while Harrigan questions Herr Rosen at lunch.
Mrs H. G. of Cleveland Arnold Pa suffered stomach trouble and bloating for some time. She found no relief until using Chamberlain’s Tablets. After two bottles she was cured. Sold by J C Nelson.
Courtlandt finishes his mail and hunts Flora at Taverne Royale. He passes Rachel scolding a cat on a neighboring balcony while a dog quarrels with a puppy. He intervenes swiftly, delighting in dogs, as the scene shifts with quaint dialogue and busy street life.
Fragment shows eastbound Illinois Central trains with times 9 10 a m and 8 25 a m read as a partial timetable. The readable data indicates a station sequence and morning departures for the Illinois Central line.
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