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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kate Logan, a year, a visit, a sealed area, and a claim about not taking and not getting close to a house. It references farmers and a pipe but lacks coherent context or clear actions. No definite event or date can be confirmed.
Disjointed notes describe a women’s Ita fair with dates unclear and reference to a full day of programs. Mentions of misdated events, morning sessions, and shifting schedules create confusion about when the fair will be held and what activities occur.
A note invites friends to attend worship led by Pastor Ted Gana at the church. The message warmly welcomes attendees and suggests bringing a friend or two.
Fragmentary notes show plans for a meeting and farm duties in the township. Readers should expect discussion of fives and sixes and related civic arrangements.
A brief note expresses gratitude for the sympathy and support received from family and friends during a time of loss. The message thanks those who offered comfort, meals, and kind thoughts through the difficult period.
A notice dated 1 September 1928 fixes the day for hearing in relation to the iproof matter. Bana is mentioned in the document as part of the proceedings or related filing.
Miss Maesel Wall returns to Chicago to work as a nurse. Herman Cox, Monrow Cox, and Glyde Kislingbury came back from Yellowstone trip. Buena Vista boosters depart Alta led by the band for a charity tour. Jessie Olson returns from Mitchell SD to teach at Sioux Falls. plans fall return. Local car trips to Carroll for state coverage. Quimby bank rumor flare fades as Swarner departs Citizens Savings Bank. Harvey assists.
The piece lists stones linked to groups and roles in a playful glossary. It pairs professions and nicknames with stones such as soapstone, cornerstone, puddingstone, bloodstone, milest one, bluestone, Blarney Stone, touchstone, curbstone, cobblestone, keystone, pumice stone, Yellowstone, peachstone, tombstone, and grindstone.
J H Barkley of the Ames extension department will visit on August 16 and 17 to inspect five record poultry flocks in Cherokee county. Owners include Mrs W F Keister Aurelia Mrs Grace Paulson Mrs W H Heimsoth and Mrs Joseph H Kohn with Roy L Little of Cherokee. Barkley will assess good and bad points and offer improvement advice. Mrs Keister leads her class in the state and Mrs Kohn holds high rank.
A special arrangement offers Aurelia Sentinel subscribers a combined rate with Des Moines Register at $6.00 per year. The saving of fifty cents applies to subscribers who enroll, with the Register described as the leading paper of the state providing detailed state coverage.
New shipment arriving at Lar aons features Royal War Geater and Bon Ton corsets. Fashion-minded customers can preview the latest silhouettes and sizes as inventory expands.
H J Arends closed a deal for an interest in the Round Oak Heating and Plumbing Co of LeMars and will move Monday to start work there. The Arends family plans to relocate before school starts, leaving behind a thriving plumbing and electrical business they built locally.
A message from shoemaker George Bischel urges readers to inspect closets for worn shoes and have them repaired before school starts. He emphasizes straight heels, solid soles, and comfort of well-worn footwear, promising to restore footwear to near new condition.
Ten years ago Manly Dawson earned a free trip to the Iowa State Fair by winning first prize in the county essay contest The Possibilities of the Iowa Farm The Sioux City Tribune praised Aurelia s boys band and highlighted the local depot project A Miss Esther Ohlson returned home after musical recitals while Mr and Mrs C R Kleeberger visited their daughter in Athol Idaho after a tour through Canada and the coast Read the ads.
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