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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
3
Unclear OCR fragment hints at legal matter and names
Fragmentary text references individuals including a Mr Carey and attorney Willis, with mentions of timing and residence. No clear event, location, or outcome is extractable beyond a vague legal context and a spring reference.
Intangible ideas and perception in philosophical debate
A fragmented discussion questions whether intangible concepts such as sense and moral value have real substance. It contrasts tactile objects with nonphysical things, arguing one most fair view that some entities exist beyond material touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
on-Atius
Alta News Notes and Community Events
Residents report postmaster changes with acting appointee expected as Miss Clarriet Olsen departs for Orange California. Local Klansmen host large turnout north of Alta for inaugural outdoor meeting. Band concert draws big crowds in Aurelia with plans for Sept 6 finale and extra entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
California
As ‘Parsons
Cherokes
Ethel’ Pardons
Storm Lake
Peterson
Star
Alta
N. AL Christenaen
Clarriet Olsen
Orange
Harley Olsen
Joe Bensene
Aurelia
Epworth League Leader Named Ruth Gilbert
Readable fragments show Ruth Gilbert named as leader of the Epworth League group with references to organizational roles and locations.
Otis Skinner Recalls a Noted Stage Hoax Tried in 1887
Otis Skinner recounts staging a successful hoax during the 1887 fall opening of a theater production of Dandy Dick by Pinero. He describes pretending to play the violin with Effie Shannon on piano while Widmer conducted the trick, and the audience's unknowing belief and subsequent encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinero
Effie Shannon
Widmer
Pretty Jane
Misa
Shannon
Audigues
Daly
Otis Skinner
Advice on Horses Drawn From Advertiser's Card
A young man paid for tips on horses from an ad and received a card listing humorous classifications of horses to follow back put on or let alone. The Western Christian Advocate notes the playful categorization of Hearse, Hobby, Saw, and Race horses in a lighthearted anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Christian Advocate
What He Lacked
A fat man headed for the depot four blocks away paused to mop his brow and asked a policeman if he could catch the 8 45 train. The officer checked his watch and replied that the man was there but might not be fast enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostoo Trapacrigt
Deputy Sheriff Frank M. Smith Killed in Clay County Double Tragedy
Special report details a dispute between a husband and wife in Spencer Indiana Aug 11 that ended in the fatal shooting of Clay County Deputy Sheriff Frank M. Smith age 66 as he attempted to arrest the husband. The suspect, Frank O Clare, 86, killed himself after shooting the officer and is survived by two wives and three children.
Iowa farmer enjoys musical radio broadcast at noon
A farmer named Arthur Will from Aurelia Crooke's farm sits to eat a meal while listening to a musical programme. A radio receiver on his farm hears the Campanile chimes and broadcasts from Iowa State College campus at 12:30 daily. The station also reports weather and crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misic
Arthur
Will
Iowa
Chautauqua opens and local games tally 0 to 8
Ten years ago Aurelia hosted a five day chautauqua by Redpath while the All Nation ball team defeated our boys 8 to 0 in a Sunday game day. A Monday special election will decide if Tot Aurelia will have electric light service and a $7,000 bond issue. Minnie Schuelke wed Herman Schuelke at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Schuelke. C W Fisher plans a move to Ames for work in a garage. C M Jones buys All Below residence and six acres and will move to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Relia
Theodore Schuelke
Minnie
Herman Schuelke
Hanover
Ames
Fisher
C. M. Jones
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ral Red
Rm Birr
Carey
Aorney’ Willis
ACTA
Gitoin
Alta “Advertiser
Clay
Crippen
Carl Peterson
Aldberta
Canada
Bert Wilson
Farmers National ‘Bank
Minnesota
J.C. Nelson
Paulson ‘Bros. Lumber Co
Aurelia, TA
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