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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
1
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The Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa announces a large tent headquarter at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines from August 25 to September 1. Directors invite farmers patrons and friends to visit learn and discuss cooperative methods and marketing conditions with managers directors and stockholders. Registrations and inquiries are to be directed to Secretary I. D. Ray.
In a hushed moment a dialogue imagines European soldiers finding trenches flooded and joking about fishing. The exchange pairs Jill with a quip about soldiers fishing when trenches overflow.
Sunday morning the pastor spoke on guarding the heart and its influence on others. The Sunday school meets. no Christian Endeavor at 7 p m nor preaching at 7 30 p m. Aurelia has a season ticket and pledges support for a fine chantantqua, dependent on participation and funds.
Carl Nelson, a popular entertainer, drew crowds at the Tekonsha chautauqua first day and later played for Tekonsha in Quincy. He proved a star fielder and delivered a clutch wallup. Tekonsha hopes to keep him for next year’s chautauqua and during the baseball tournament.
A roundup reports the sudden death of Ida Grove lawyer Wi Johnson, a Cherokee wedding, and multiple local notices. Highlights include a Cleghorn bank project, Remsen rail siding upgrades, storm damage at a State Bank, and Aurelia school year preparations with calls for improved local education and consolidation support.
Miss Mary and Hattie Sylvester of Sioux Rapids visited sister Mrs. Lou Hayes in Elk. Craig Newcomb went to Des Moines with sister Mrs. Elmer Johnson for a visit. Elk and vicinity residents attended Aurelia picnic last Thursday. Arthur Fraser and his parents visited Wm. Newcomb’s home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waters welcomed a baby girl born August 17. Mrs. Gilmore and baby, from near Sioux Rapids, visited Lou Hayes Sunday.
A long list of social calls and visits across Aurelia Cherokee Alta Storm Lake and surrounding towns. Residents report trips to Cherokee Sioux City Estherville Canton and Branton. Local events include a picnic and a church lawn social while car purchases and home improvements are noted.
A light anecdote describes Luther Burbank being asked about his cross breeding. He replies he is crossing an eggplant with milkweed and predicts custard pie as the result, then continues his garden walk.
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