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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
1
Have You Any Classified Ad Offer In The Sentinel
A short notice encourages readers to place want ads in The Sentinel for premises disposals and second hand items. It highlights low 10 cent per line rates and notes weekly sales of advertised articles. A light dialogue follows about a son going to war and a taxi driver recalling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Local citizens plan winter departures and town power update
P J Larsen and Claus Johnson will depart for Swedern to spend the winter with possible permanent stay. Henry Johnson leaves Sunday for an extended visit to Swed en sailing August 20 from New York on the Stockholm. Mrs Wm Farrow and daughters Hazel and Dorothy visited Aurelia with Hazel returning and Dorothy staying. Martin Hansen sold his home east of town to George Iverson for 6500 dollars. Hansen plans to winter in Oakiard Cal. A power plant cylinder head blew out damaging the engine and dynamo. a plan to hitch a traction engine to the dynamo to light the fair week is discussed. A meeting with taxpayers and Omaha firms debated electric light and heating needs and converting to alternating current. Heating should be limited to the business district or rebuilt at prohibitive cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Sweden
New York
Stockholm
Wm. Farrow
Hazel
Dorothy
Aurelia
Omaha
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
A short list of items available at The Sentinel Office shows you can get various supplies locally. The notice invites readers to review the offerings and consider purchases without traveling out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel Office
Old Law Reset
A short note from Woman's Home Companion highlights a misstep by a reader who should first acknowledge error before apologizing, framed as a practical guide to handling corrections and tone.
County Officials Attend Fort Dodge Meetings In Wartime Style
Cherokee county notes recorders president election in Iowa at Fort Dodge. Floyd Dailey leases Prescott building in Meriden to house a grocery stock and move with wife to Meriden. Dr Gladys Smith seeks insanity hearing for J W Bunn after an attack. Local leaders travel to Fort Dodge for annual conventions. James and Robin Gracey escape collision uninjured after car overturns near the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stevens
Cherokee County
County Recorders’ Association of
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Cherokee Times
Floyd Dailey
Prescott
Meriden
Frost Grocery
C. B. Holden
Holden
Chester Holden
St. Paul
Marble Dealers’ Association
Armstrong
Board of Supervisors
Ray Adsit
F. J. Carpenter
Seinstrom
W. O. Dailey
Counterfeiter rescues girl and orphans at Rose Cottage
Nellie Danvers, an orphaned typist, shelters two frightened children from criminals. When a counterfeiting ring closes in, the embattled engraver Adrian Noble seeks forgiveness, revealing his guilt and innocence. Nellie finds purpose, love, and a home at Rose Cottage as the case resolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Cottage
Ygg
Adrian Noble
Nellie
Wafted Across the Styx Comic Dialogue
A wry exchange between shades quotes Theodore Hook and Tom about supplying a sculptor with a marble block for Hook's statue. Hook denies the claim, joking that the sculptor would chisel him out if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styx
Tom
Theodore Hook
Hook
Alarm Clock Dog Parade in Flatbush Joke
A playful exchange describes a dog with an alarm clock wired in its house to wake for breakfast in the Bensonhurst area. Neighbors joke about the clever mutt waking on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sentinel E. C
Porrietor
Bradley & Vrooman House
R Pee
J. C. Nelson
Jill
Put
Mondan
ALTA
P. J. Larsen
Claus Johnson
Swedern
Pierce
County Seat News
James Gracey
Des Moines
Robin Gracey
Graceys
Hapsburg Liebe
Frederick Clarke
Western Newspaper Union
Nellie Danvers
Borden Place
Nelle
Peterson
Sutherland
F. A. Bradstreet
Lymann & Son and
Bic
Morrison & McMaster
Clerks
the State Fair Charge
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