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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
2
The notice states a subscription rate of $1.60 per year with payment required in advance at $1. The fragment notes a price figure and timing but lacks full context such as service type, publication name, or applicable dates beyond the stated amount.
Local advertisements and community items from Aurelia and surroundings. Mentions shops selling salts overcoats wallpaper and rugs. Thanksgiving visits, school breaks, and local families traveling or hosting relatives. Includes marriages, moves, and business changes in nearby towns.
Thieves burglarized the Galva general store of Joby Wente & Suna Co and the L. Byridh saloon at Galen Monday night. Two cash registers were broken and a box of trade checks worth about $100 left on the counter. No other items were taken though entries were forced at both premises. A widow’s home near the saloon door suffered a break in. thanks were extended to neighbors for support during the bereavement period.
Carl Anton Isakeon born in Sweden April 4 1857 came to the United States in 1881 settling at Alta Sept 1 he married Emin Anderson Dec 10 1881 later moved to Dinond township farmed he was strong healthy and died suddenly leaving a wife and six children two sons and four daughters He served as township assessor for two terms Funeral services were held at Diamond Center M B church with Swedish Lutheran pastor from Alta officiating and burial at Diamond Center Cemetery
Work shifts at Diamond Center as Frazer starts in the telephone office and Win Wilkey moves a windind and feed grinder west of the Meher school. funeral services attended by Mr. Johnson of Dee Moines. Epworth League to be organized at Dimond Center church. Ladies Art Society to host chicken ven ple social Thursday at store buildings.
Foot Ball game yesterday afternoon between Cherokee and Aurelia boys ended in a draw as both teams faltered in short halves. First half lasted twenty minutes and the second half ten minutes. Aurelia came close to Cherokee’s goal but a late mishap decided the near tie, while Aurelia declined to continue after the halved periods. Listed are players from Aurelia Nuvo including Albert Rapp coach Henry Blachel guard Carl Harel left guard Otho Blechel right tackle Teale Leonard left tackle Camenee Rapp right end WI Murphy left end Wesley Sign quarterback Roy Sehrovder right half Tay Leonard left half Hearolt Kroogs fullback Goodelot Avery reserve Adalt thief keeper.
An Alton boy involved in a Sioux City case is portrayed as escaping the reform school. In a district court in Onn Swe the judge sought a farmer to take the boy home to work and clothe him. The boy departed with a farmer, relieved at his escape from reform confinement.
Fragmentary time card from Illinois Central lists trains such as Trivitt No 31 Moux Chu Action mediathon Train No 164 Vunt Matt and others. Mentions Fort Dodge Accommodation and Keeper reservations and delivery terms within a short window.
Notice to all concerned regarding the will of Margaret Meerts and the testament read aloud by the county official. The document names Bragg Obrik, Uiatelot Cosy, and others, with court involvement noted and a date in January referenced for probate actions.
A rich buyer paid 65 000 for a pair of shoes, with the maker claiming some affluent customers spend hundreds or thousands on footwear. The tale centers on a deformed man who required special supports and custom design to walk, run, and drive a car again, illustrating extreme expenditure on health aiding shoes.
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