04 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
1
A damaged OCR item references advertising rates, subscriptions, and a year contract with payments per year. It mentions a few politicians and a preacher, with admonitions about talent use and vigilance. The fragmentary text preserves local tone but lacks clear events or names.
A brief reflection notes that when a man believes in himself others often share his belief, sometimes influencing group mindset and motivation.
A quoted remark questions personal success and self perception, reflecting a provocative stance about self knowledge and comparison with others. The line suggests a broader discussion on ambition and social judgment.
A brief note invites readers to explore and showcase personal skills and abilities at a community gathering. Organizers encourage participation from all ages to celebrate unique gifts and encourage friendly sharing among neighbors.
Quote about people who say they will try but never deliver. No individuals, organizations, dates, or locations are identified.
An ostrich feast was on the menu of a Chicago club on Thanksgiving day. Ostrich meat, a rare delicacy, included legs wings neck and other parts.
Explorers on site challenge Peary era claims that Crocker Land exists or existed as a distinct landmass in the Arctic archipelago. They question the accuracy of the discovery narrative tied to Peary and Crocker Land in the era of polar exploration.
Dr. Cook notes thirteen football deaths this season mirroring a decade ago. The statistic highlights stagnation in safety progress within the sport.
Roy Leonard broke his collar bone last Saturday while playing football and was confined to bed for days. H Rice and family left for Driscoll North Dakota to settle on a farm. Henry Latgeman and wife moved from their town property to a Spring township farm after a sale to Andrew Harold. Mrs J H Dieterich sustained two broker ribs when a buggy overturned near the Rutherford place. The death of Leon Parker son of Mr and Mrs T B Parker Jr occurred Monday after spinal meningitis with long illness. H E Stockberger became a traveling salesman for Hibbard Spencer of Chicago.
School notes report J C Lockin discussing Insurance to high school pupils while Sioux City names Pearl and Lewis Bailey to the First Primary. The piece urges visits to ward schools in Sioux City Des Moines Marshalltown and Fort Dodge to view Folk Lore plays games and physical culture drills as part of a broader education philosophy stressing moral and physical development and preparation for life.
An ostrich fatally kicked a shepherd from Broislake in the Orange River Colony a few days ago, the injuries proving mortal within hours.
List of students who were neither tardy nor absent at Aurelia High School for November 1914 includes Fayette Bailey Floyd Clymens Merl Dick Walter Peterson Herbert Will Harry Crepps Clyde Mammert Glenn Parker Byron Sweet Floyd Glawe John Holderness Bruce Holderness Garrett Robar Helmer Carlburg Clayton Holderness Orpheess Johnston Harold Nelson George Nelson Clifford Simmers Martha Howell Lelia Leonard Martha Bischel Cora Clover Read Mahoney Elsie Nelson Mildred Stark Pearl Waddell Eugenia Dyslin Martha Glawe Margaret Howell Freda Jacobeon Hazel Lamm Lola Leonard Carrie McClain Mamie Miller Helen Nelson Edith Peterson Claire Stutz Lcois Waddell Vernon Butterfield Corneal Clover Clarence Diercks Maurice Eddy Don Johna George Paffett Rosalie Garber Helmer Baumann Howard Dyloff Lewis Miller Garland Mahoney Edwin Mummert Raymond Nelson Howard Nelson Lurline Coombs Delia Miller Bertha Battle Nellie Swanson Edward Brummer Guy Bell Harry Baltimore Charles Everett Wesley Stutz Theressa De Vries Marvel Dyslin Margaret Eddy Phoebe Wolford Wendell Dawson Charles Dyslin Willie Jolene Eileen Olmstead Mary Thouspeon Valentine Waddell Mariel Welch Wesley Nelson Margaret Wathoes.
A sensational play about a former rich mother arranging marriages for daughters to gain fortune and status. A poor baseball player and Father O Day oppose a millionaire’s bid to hide charges and wed the daughter, but a miraculous lightning moment halts the unholy pact. Presented by The Syndicate this Wednesday at the Aurelia theater.
A baby girl arrived Sunday November 29 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Whitingon weighing seven and a half pounds. A nine-pound boy was born Sunday November 22 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Jobna. An eight and a half pound boy followed Thursday December 5 to Mr and Mrs Vandenberg.
A city gas plant fire early Thursday morning disrupted Thanksgiving cooking plans in Storm Lake. The blaze caused extensive damage to homes as gas operations crippled kitchens and household routines.
A cropped OCR fragment suggests continuing bitterness over a dispute. The readable portion references dissatisfaction and unresolved tensions, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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