14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel states it is published weekly in Aurelia Iowa and notes the paper does not stop at expiration unless notified. It warns that subscribers who continue to receive the paper will be obligated to pay for it.
Mrs. George Cy Raber of Capitol Hozel Lincoln calls Konjola the medicine her case required after seven years of stomach pain and vomiting. She credits three bottles with relief and endorses a six to eight bottle course for best results, noting availability at the Dell Store in Aurelia and through local druggists.
The Legion Auxiliary reports a busy year with Americanism programs, film showings, and fund donations including 2 to national defense and 5 to child welfare. They contributed 50 to a school band, 25 to Memorial fund, and hosted banquets for Boy Scouts and football teams. They made bed socks and cushions for Knoxville hospital, sent funds and gifts to disabled veterans, and held various community events. Members paid for lunches, ran a penny march, served memorial dinners, and produced 500 poppies for Memorial Day.
The university Yale derives its name from Elihu Yale, an early patron, with his first name shaping the institution’s title according to Liberty. The account notes the connection between his name and the university’s identity.
Elsie Mae Haight returns home after a week with grandmother Mrs. Henry Corrington in Cherkee. Families from Aurelia, Sioux Rapids, Spencer, Alta, and Meriden visit various homes. foot infection improves for Lee Johns. threshing finishes in Lou Kramer area. multiple calls and social visits noted across the region.
Relatives from Bridgewater Adaga Iowa and several other communities attended the funeral of J W Moenefee. Distanced kin such as Lois and Bryan Solgreve Clifford Stanely and three cousins Carl Higgins Campbell Hathaway Hudson and Wilson families joined mourners. Local residents Mrs Hannebarger and Mrs Menefee Clark visited nearby relatives, while others spent Sundays with friends and family in Hartley Gilletts Grove and Sutherland.
Monday events include a foster release request for Dwight from El-Oin boys training school following a recommendation. A crew at Alta is building a high fence on the former Alta opera house site. A farm tour to Yellowstone with about 125 participants departed on Tuesday. Blackwell implement stock foreclosed with John Deere Plow Co of Omaha buying buildings and Russell W. Peterson buying stock for $2005 and $1250 respectively. First Trust & Savings Bank expands staff as Helen Quintard begins stenography work after Sioux City business college graduation.
The Pilot-Rock Plowing Match is planned for September 10 and 11 at the Dufford Chapman place 24 miles west of Cherokee as announced by association president Harry Dewar. Also noted is George L. Farr selecting Cherokee to begin his law career, and Treptow Post No 230 American Legion to attend the state convention at Sioux City September 8-10 with drum corps drills and a subsequent stand at Hartley August 2b. At least ten candidates have entered the race for county recorder to fill W. L. Miles’s seat, with a county central committee meeting likely upon the return of J. T. Hogan.
A form of pedometer uses a moving weight whose motion alters the step distance measured. In many devices the user can adjust step length, making the distance per step directly measurable.
Local item notes visits and gatherings among Northwehr Duman Mark and Welking families across Yorktown Storm Lake Renisen Aurelia and Galva. Fires at Lester Kolpin home prompt Galva Alta departments response. Church mission festival features multiple pastors and Paula Leitz visiting Des Moines.
A fragmented list mentions Mrs Albert Petts Mrs Albert Maller Mes Chris and others including Marilyn Riemer of Greenview and Dies Schmidt with several unclear names. The text appears as a garbled social register or notice from a Galva area page with several unreadable fragments.
Goethe quotes praise for the humblest ideal man who finds joy in others’ pleasures, even when not his own, highlighting selfless empathy and shared happiness.
The fragmentary text mentions Sterling and a named figure, with unclear context. It reads as a disrupted report likely about an award or recognition, referencing Enghtnd and Vince in an obfuscated manner. No coherent event details are recoverable from the readable content.
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