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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
Two years after marriage a Cincinnati Enquirer observer comments on a wife assessing her husband as an ideal man. An ostrich attack in Stolslake Orange River Colony kills a shepherd days after the incident. A moral quip from Fuller urges acceptance of world imperfection.
In a polish class Mary defines a skeleton as bones with the rubber off. Her remark frames the lesson with a stark visual metaphor.
The Columbus Journal reports on parrots showing a preference for using their left claw for climbing rather than the right. The note appears amid a discussion of editorial honesty and the inclusion of a spring poem by the editor.
LeMars won the Thanksgiving tilt 3 to 0 as William Brodle kicked a late field goal leaving Cherokee and LeMars tied through years of fierce matchups. The paper notes attendance was dampened by rain and marksmen events nearby.
The exchange features a preacher urging gentle upbringing while Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge mocks it as ineffective. A Kansas City Star quip suggests harsh methods work better. Delmer stops walking to school with neighbor Matie due to her hair routine delaying him. The Sentinel carries an advertising prompt.
Chas. Shearon operated for acute appendicitis and remains serious. Mrs Leont Clum also operated for acute appendicitis. Henry Poulson moved from Talwin to own a farm northeast of Alta in spring. Ole Vanerstrom, pioneer of Buena Vista county, died at 82. A welcoming party honored travelers to Sweden December 9. Coal supply concerns amid strikes. Grant Highway graveling planned under federal aid. Winter classes to Alta will start for boys over fourteen. Alta Red Cross elected J. P. Hultgren president. $3400 on hand from past sale. $2200+ in relief and $1650 for home events.
The Sentinel urges readers to place want ads for second hand furniture farming tools and equipment at six cents a line. Weekly sales reports show ready purchases from the classifieds. A Harrisburg couple debated a thrifty plan and now attend the same church and share a nickel.
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