Aurelia Sentinel publication and subscription notice
The Aurelia Sentinel announces its publication details with E. C. Lighter proprietor Carl J. Lighter managing editor and notes weekly Thursday issues. It lists subscription rates of 2.00 per year in advance and 2.50 for foreign countries and warns notices do not stop at expiration unless notified, with continued readers liable for payment.
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the Aurelia Sentinel
E. C. Lighter
Carl J. Lighter
Afton Vicinity News Roundup and Local Events
Mrs. Robert Parrott hosted Pal club at her home with ten members on Friday. Raymond Zwick and Loren Steemke families visited Lake Okoboji on Sunday. Several outings and showers occurred for Miss Rosemary Rupp of Cherokee. Funeral services were held in Kalispell after news of Mr Gates' brother's death. Afton Farm Bureau met at John Hasenwinkel's home. Joan Gates returned from Des Moines. Felt is easy to work as described with home made molds and steam pressing.
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Raymond Zwick
Loren Steemke
Lake Okoboji
Earl Zwick
Cherokee
Billy
Virginia
Harley McKinnis Sr
Harley McKinnis Jr
McKinnis
Robert Parrott
Merlin Stevenson
Schaller
Rosemary Rupp
John Patterson
Parrott
Robert Rupp
Rupp
Donald Calderwood
Cynthia
Rozeanne
Charles Elliott
Carol
Aurelia
Henry Everhardt
Yellowstone National Park
Lulu Bugh
Edgar Allen
Alta
A. Grashoff
Studebaker
Robert Gates
Helena
Montana
Mr. Gates
Kalispell
Afton Farm Bureau
John Hasenwinkel
Esnd a Month Plan Lets Farmers Harvest Monthly
Uncle Sam promotes a monthly savings plan for farmers to invest 8 18 75 to grow 825 over ten years through a United States Savings Bond. The message touts steady monthly savings as a way to achieve ongoing harvests beyond yearly crops.
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Kansas
Dakotas
Savings Bonds Offer 10 Year Security For $3 Per Bond
The Treasury promotes U S Savings Bonds as lasting 10 year investments with a S4 service guarantee for each $3 holding. Bonds pledged money back during emergencies and theft protection. Bonds are registered in the owner’s name with a designated beneficiary, and holders are urged to keep a record of serial numbers for easy replacement.
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United States Savings
Treasury Department
U. S
U.S. Treasury
Savings Bonds Make Financial Independence Possible
The U S Treasury celebrates Americans who buy Savings Bonds including payroll savers, bond a month farmers, professionals and self employed buyers from all walks of life as they build future financial independence for themselves and the nation.
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Sam
U.S. Treasury Department
Saving Bonds Help Youth Reach Career Goals
The piece reflects on how saving $1000 to $2000 by age 18 could shape a young person’s future in business or trade. It urges parents who started buying U S Savings Bonds a decade ago to continue, highlighting the benefit of such investments for children to become successful, "banded graduates" of 1957 under Treasury sponsorship.
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U.S
Treasury Department
Freeze Corn for Use In Mid Winter Menus
Practical guide from Jewel Graham of Iowa State College on when to harvest and how to freeze corn for winter menus. Includes selecting ears, scalding times for on or off the cob, trimming, brine packing, and pressure canning instructions for pints and quarts. A pressure cooker is advised for canning.
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Jewel Graham
Towa State College
Real Test Ahead for Lamb Feeders Says Expert
Francis Kutish of Towa State College forecasts a tough year for lamb feeders with higher feed costs and tighter margins. He notes Western lamb supply down 11 percent from last year, a 1925-like crop, and strong feeder lamb demand tempered by corn price uncertainty and general business conditions. Lambs offer faster turnover and can utilize high quality roughage, aiding profitability despite the pressures.
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Towa
Francis Kutish
Towa State College
Kutish
Kerosene Heater Safety Tips for Home and Barn
The notice advises placing kerosene heaters on fireproof mats away from drafts and combustible materials including curtains hay and grain. Keep oil in a tightly closed metal container away from heat and check electric heaters for loose connections to prevent short circuits. A portable heater should be away from children animals and easily knocked over.
Pressing Wool Secrets from a Tailor
A tailor warns against drying wool completely before pressing. He lifts the garment as steam rises and gently pats out the remaining steam to avoid a hard pressed look. This technique helps maintain the fabric’s softness and appearance.
Eyebrows Grow In Middle Life
Eyebrows in middle life sprout long hairs requiring trimming to stay neat. At the same period the eyes lose accommodation for near and far vision.
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