Radical Improvements In Stoker Design Boost Sales
Industry expert RS Whitnes of Whitney Elevator notes stokers have evolved into mass production items. Modern designs eliminate manual coal handling and cut costs, with househ old models compared to earlier auto matic stokers. New stoker systems promise precise burning and streamlined operation across commercial and domestic uses.
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Tedas
RS. Whitnes
W.og. Whitney
Jewal
Die Save
Phese
Elimi
Feeder Cattle Price Slump Warned By Analysts
Economists warn feeder cattle buyers of a price slump as factors push feeding operations to expand. They cite hog shortages, corn supply, and weak cattle futures shaping next year’s prices, with pessimistic forecasts pegged to periods around September and October. The analysis notes smaller hog crops and broad demand shifts likely to keep prices volatile through the fall.
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Daesdawa
Celie
Uae
Gini
Dane
Aurelia Post Office Listing
Office second floor Postoffice Building in Aurelia Iowa lists contact by phone 17 for local postal services and inquiries.
Composers Ween 1 for Len While Henry 4 poems
A fragmentary note references poems and music with vague details about authors and publication context. It mentions a music library and potential connections to a Times collection, but specifics are unclear.
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Len
Henry
Funeral services held for Mrs. Worth Wheeler in Peterson
Mrs. Worth Wheeler 31, of Aurelia and Peterson area, died Monday after illness. Funeral services were held at Wheeler home and Congregational church with Rev. Charles Hyde, burial in Oakland cemetery. She leaves husband Worth Wheeler, son Lowell Bruce, mother Minnie Lewis, and brothers Leslie, Dwight, and James, plus many relatives.
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Worth Wheeler
Minnie Lewis
Aurelia
Auresta
Peterson
Wheeler
Congregational
Charles Hyde
Oakland
Leslie Lewis
D. Mengan
Lewis Mengan
Jackson
W. Moulton
Will Ruebsam
Bert Philpott
Ruby Ellen Lewis
Leonard
Iowa
Idaho
Sioux City
Lovell Bruce
Leslie
Dwight
James
Snuff Keeps Ontic Nerves at Full Strength in Gem Trade
A London write reports snuff users in Hatton Garden believe the pinch keeps optic nerves sharp for delicate gem work. Snuff is ground by old machines since 1792. historically traded from ladders bought from a slaughterhouse. Different regions favor dark versus light varieties and some prefer a small spoon over fingers.
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Hatvon Garden
London
Beth Jobs
Dred Scott Case Brought Bitter Fight in Courts
The Dred Scott episode centers on a slave taken from Missouri to Rock Island and Fort Snelling. He sued for freedom, lost in state court, then in federal courts culminating in Chief Justice Taney’s 1857 ruling denying citizenship and federal standing to the enslaved, declaring Congress could not ban slavery in territories.
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Dred Scott
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dredi
Las Sandford
New York
United States
Sandford
United Supreme Court
Taney
Dred
Massouri
Congress
Prompt attention given plumbing windmill and pump needs
Clover seeks quick action on plumbing windmill and pump requirements. Local officials note project scope includes repairs and modernization of water system components to ensure reliable supply. Residents expect prompt budgeting and contractor coordination.
Special Days Announced For Iowa State Fair 1937
Exposition officials disclosed the final schedule of special days for the 1937 Iowa State Fair. August 27 is children and auto race day with free admission for under 16. August 28 is World War veterans and press day with free veteran admission. August 29 features Thrill Day and Safety Day and the start of society horse shows. Events continue through September 3 with many free admissions for 4-H and Farm Bureau, harness and horse racing, livestock judging, and national circuit races. Officials forecast over 350000 attendees and call it Iowa’s finest and biggest fair program.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Society
Iowa 4
Iowa 4-H Club
Sentinel Seeks Subscriptions for Sioux City and Des Moines Papers
The Sentinel acts as agent for both Sioux City and Des Moines newspapers inviting readers to renew or begin subscriptions through the official offer.
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the Sentinel
Sioux City
Des Moines
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Aurelia, Iowa
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EL Tianeh
Ho T. Leckin
ER Leckin
EK. Blanch
W. F. Hickey
Sentinel
Douria
Pete
Niels PL. Petersen
Wirs. Worth Wheeler
Frank FE. Faber
Mgr
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Arthur Brown
O. K. Simonsen
Cherokee
W. G. Port
Addell
Prunes
Hills Bros
Jar
Strikealite
Edwards
Crisco
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