Aurelia Daily Notes and Local Notices Chronicle
Aurelia area items report social visits from Shullsburg and Cherokee relatives, moving of residents, hunting for houses, visits to fairs, school and church events, and weather impacts. Local business notes include storm damage, a new residence excavation, and a county fair forecast with cattle displays plus postwar economic thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Threlkeld
Sheldon
Mina Luella Lewta
Cedar Rapida
Alles Grice Chase
Sioux Glty
New Thage
A. A. Dingman
Joby Sarahal Rae
M. Miller
Mins Ellen Johnson
M. E
Paullina
Aflwnea Mary
Rose Kramer
B.D. Johns
J. A. Bayer
Lanark
C. A
Wilhaem
Andrew Johnson
Clay County
Margaret Dowdley
Wil Crippie
Enelid
Minnesota
Aurelia Cemetery Association
B. A. Dice
of Settlers
Primghar
Frank Kenyon
Telephone Company
Pocahontan
Ieda
Aurelia
City Council Tax Levy and August Meeting Notes
City council approved a 106 tax levy: General fund 10 mills, street 6, improvement 6, grading 6, water works 5, gas 5, ponds 1 mill. Gas committee ordered 1 inch pipe on Third Street to J M Converra residence. August 8 meeting adjourned overnight due to aquarum. August 9 meeting with Mayor Mummaert and others. two bids for city well pumps and fittings opened. Chamberlin & Blachel bid accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cone Yerra
Sta Counell
Nile
Treet
Aurelia
Mummaert
JM. Whitney
John Ward
Andrew Johnson
J. H. Parker
J.C. Lockin & Son
Chamberlin & Blsehel
Chantherlin & Blache
Seductive gambling dens in Mexico City with elaborate swindle
A New Yorker describes upscale gambling palaces in City of Mexico where a rigged ball-throw game draws patrons. Players pay for a chance at a conditional win, paying repeatedly as the house manipulates outcomes. The setup features a star hole as the only frequent winner, with locals and visitors lured by dazzling furnishings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexlco
Mexico
Sou
New York
Monte Carlo
Walla
Riga
Baca
Neo
Bolis
Coney
England faces farm decline as urban growth widens rural gap
The article contrasts England’s shrinking farming sector with expanding industry. It notes high urban-poor living in cities, boarded manor houses, and decaying rural districts. It cites 77 percent of England’s population living in cities, lower farm land values, and steep rent declines in Wiltshire, Dorset, and Basox as evidence of rural decay amid industrial expansion.
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England
Nerass Lota
Sngiid
United Staten
Wiltshire
Dorset
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Seid
E. A. Bundy
Linois
Fort Dodge
A. mi
Slous City
H.W. Huta
Betheddat
O. M. Mond
Rentor Endeavor
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Brethren
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Borlovk
Otto Alvreacht
Aurelia Sentinel
B. B. Lloyd
Prop
Postales
Lowa
Uilve
Andrew Johnson's
A. J. Malthy
Misa Pearl Johnsoe
Storm Lake
Goodrich
Amella
Mina May Sigiin
Wermenday
Alcester
Siaied
Ruth Johnson
Sabet Farr
Alt
Mae Sinote
A. McAdam
Wilhelm
Sioux City
Sod
Guy Fa
Mr. Walroth
Cherokee
Leota Waddell
Chas, Waddell
Hor Htele Friends
Whallo
Japan
Huasta
Aldea
Roosevelt
Russia
Wattathon
Czar
Hanford
Bundy’s
Marshall Bron
Tuira
Iolatela
Buena Villa County
William Harker
Shullaburg
Wis
Jer
Ray Harker
Chicago
Neice
Mra. KR
Howell
Lillian
Mabel Eddy
Lorrebee
Addy
Geo
Jones
Lloyd Wilton
O.ak Harris
Myrtle Street
J. EL McDowell
Qaraha
Mt. Olive
Nome Aurelli
Milam
Nellie McClintock
Mango
A. McClintock
Holden
Her. A.B. Kepford
Church of Gavattia Grove
Attrolia
Alinota Central Passenger Department
Minels
T. C. Creppe
Pelle
Hue
John Murphy
Nelile
Sykeston
N.D
Meron
Martin Poulion
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Wlc
Marchand
Portland Exposition
MHC
Une
Jawa State Pal
Iowa
Minsouri
Guld
Jophy
Moses Mummert
Stecorder
A. W. Dice
A. J. Whinery
August Bischel
Marshal C. Knulzen
Wm. Brown
Seductive Gamblina Oens
Love Bros
Bundy's Drug Store
Oal
New Kentucky
West Va
Winifred
Carterville
Silver Creek
Lehigh
Aurelia Lumber Co
Sentinel Office
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