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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1945
Page
1
Lone Tree Youth Cycles 230 Miles in Two Days
Charles McLean, a Lone Tree youth attending Iowa State College in Ames, travels by bicycle. He rode 230 miles from Lone Tree to Garner in two days to visit the G. B. Kirchner family, then returned to Ames after a two week stay, also by bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McLean
Lone Tree
Iowa State College
Ames
G. B. Kirchner
Garner
Car of its kind in service with 200000 miles
Peter P. Laposky of Cherokee owns a Nash 6 touring car model 681 bought 26 years ago in Denver. It has been in continuous use, licensed 13 times in Colorado and 18 times in Iowa, never involved in an accident or ticketed, and has logged over 200000 miles. He has received many offers to sell but refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Laposky
Cherokee
United States
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Iowa
Wet Beans and Dry Work Practices
Advice on handling bean crops to prevent disease. Do not cultivate weed dust or harvest when plants are wet from rain dew or sprinkler water. Work only on dry beans to minimize disease spread and protect yields.
Cattle Prices Mixed at Sioux City as War Ends Loom
As Japan's surrender neared, Sioux City cattle markets showed cautious demand. Fat cattle and cows were mostly steady, with steers $18.50 to $17.65 and cows $6.50 to $14.00. Hogs sold near ceilings, lambs softer, and local Cherokee shippers reported several lots with prices from $13.70 to $16.75 for steers and sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Sioux City
Cherokee County
R. E. Jackson & Ware
John Hasenwinkel
Signal Corps Photo Action at Ryukyu Islands
U S amphibious tanks funded by War Bonds supported Navy and Army operations to storm a Ryukyu Island beach, illustrating a coordinated battlefield effort during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Ryukyu Islands
U.S
War Bonds
Navy
Army
Is Beach
U.S. Treasury Department
W. C. Rhinehard
Maj. S. Colpitts, Jr
Antipolo
Luzon
Vitamin A in carrots from cooked and raw forms
The article notes vitamin A remains in carrots after cooling, making both cooked and raw carrots valuable for the family. It highlights the deep yellow carrot as highly concentrated in the vitamin.
Aurelia Council Sets Levy After Budget Hearing 1945
Special council meeting in Aurelia Iowa on July 24 1945 approved certifying levy to County Auditor after budget estimates were reviewed. Mayor Heim soth and members Shank Brummer Maltby Wieland voted aye with Kaskey absent. Regular meeting Aug 6 1945 approved minutes and paid bills including tax withholdings, printing, supplies, insurance and salaries. A motion carried to install three new street lights in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
Aurelia Sentinel
Heimsoth
Shank
Brummer
Maltby
Wieland
Kaskey
League of Iowa
H. H. Lockin
Fung
Leslie Holderness
Treas
State of
Internal Revenue
Geo
F. Dise
A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co
Cherokee County
Iowa Public Service Co
Cherokee
Maple Street
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Gunnar Osterling
Dolls as War Cartoons and Freight Tales
A World War II era vignette shows a toy christened and cherished by a sergeant and his wife, bought from Europe, contrasted with a freight shipper’s claim that goods like steel castings and baby rattles travel as “merchandise.” The Illinois Central figures highlight vast carloads of freight moving through towns, a mix of practical goods and sentimental items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Williams
Mary Lou
Europe
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
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