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Fragmentary OCR text hints at a musical tale or piano themed item involving a journey or trip. Names or details are unreadable. No clear event, date, or location emerges.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a musical tale or piano themed item involving a journey or trip. Names or details are unreadable. No clear event, date, or location emerges.
Fragmentary notes reference a campaign and a speaker named Hopkins. The text mentions selecting a ty orator, a back-stoop appearance, and a high honor, with concerns of anxiety and timing before a party audience.
A big noon picnic at the Wm. Mummert home six miles NW of Aurelia and six miles NE of Cherokee features A. Sykes of Ida Grove as keynote speaker and a program extending into the afternoon. Afton plays ball while races and contests add to the day with free hot dogs and coffee. The event closes with a band concert night on September 6 coordinated by local committee.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dawson will construct a residence barn and machinery storage on the northwest corner of the eighty acres in Pitcher belonging to the Morgan estate. The previous house on the southeast corner was destroyed by the Pomeroy cyclone. The grove area will be cleared and part of the tract will be used for truck farming and fruit cultivation.
Roy Whitney and family from Peterson drove down for a Sunday visit at the W. G. Whitney home.
Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gust A Jonson on Tuesday August 6 1924. Legion building brickwork nearly complete contractor Martin Poulson has moved masons to Storm Lake to work on the Garberson home. Marshall Wm Farrow arrested two intoxicated strangers whose Ford collided with a potato screen north of Hatch's Market. cans of canned heat found and seized, suspects jailed awaiting county advice. Gust Ryden and A W Garberson plan to raise two new brick two story buildings on Main Street to provide up to date offices once tenants secured. A G Johnson reports a roasting ear corn stage at Alta Vista Hampshire Farm 24 miles west of Alta with most corn in that stage by week end.
The article describes a planned National Wild Life Refuge and fish refuge along the Mississippi from Davenport and Rock Island to Wabasha Mina, mostly on the Iowa side, to be kept in a natural state. Congress will not fund development until the next session after a prior bill authorized area preservation but did not provide appropriations. Cherokee Times notes delay of Pilot Rock Plowing Match to September 10–11 due to rain disrupting threshing.
Items from Sentinel files note Aurelia band’s ice cream social net of 24 dollars and new farmhome cement work in Diamond township. R W Morrill trades livery barn for eighty acre farm. Aurelia to get electric plant after bond election passed 149 to 14. Wall restaurant sold to W R Robinson of Hanford. chautauqua by Redpath Vawter System praised for entertainment but tickets poor.
A new Tobred wheat seed, suitable for seeding one acre in a single lot, is now ready for distribution by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association and Iowa State College.
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association at Ames promotes Sobréd as an unusually hardy and high yielding winter wheat variety. It features a plump berry and bronze chaff, distinguishing it from other varieties. Prospective growers can request seed for one acre by sending $2.60 to cover seed cost before supplies run out.
The church notes by Pastor G R Gilbert announce next Sunday morning theme A Certain Man s Banquet and the evening topic American Profanity Both services aim to bring religious messages Miss Nila Watts to read at the young peoples meeting in the evening
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