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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
7
Local items note a hat sale at Mrs. Nelsons and a Methodist bazaar plus supper on December 11. Carol Mongan travels to Chicago for electrical school. residents attend Rebekah lodge in Cherokee. Goettsch Brothers buy two Minneapolis corn shelters to shell corn for 14 cents per bushel.
Readable items show Thanksgiving visits in Aurelia and surrounding towns, church and club meetings, home nursing interest, and small ads for poultry prices and sale days. The column lists people by name and hometowns with passing references to events and community announcements.
A list of donated titles and donors to the Aurelia Public Library includes Strug sing Upward by Horatio Alper translated in error as Strus sing Upward, Father Bear and Bobby Bear by Helen Hart, Chickie by Elenore Neherin, The Pearl Thief by Berta Rack, When a Man's a Man by Harold Be HT Wrischt, Overland Red and The Lookout Man by B. M. Bowers, The Virginian by Owen West er, The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot, The Worlds Warshay by W. J. Jackman, History of Cherokee County Town Vol I and II, donated by various friends and readers.
A humorous Ohio State Journal line imagines the ancient king Nebuchadnezzar adapting to today’s foods like blue grass and alfalfa, suggesting he would eat with mayonnaise or French dressing.
Mrs. Alva Melton returned from a two week visit with her daughter near Plainfield Iowa. Mr. Melton and Helen Melton drove down Saturday. Leon Sanborn hosted many relatives at dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Florence Sexton of Ithica New York visited Menefer home with Mrs. Menefer and Mek Killey Sunday at George Claver's. The Thanksgiving program at Afton Center by Miss Schnell and pupils drew a large crowd with a cake walk and prizes. Over $25 was raised. Mrs. Sleezer and Karl Zwick surprised their sons Dale and Raymond at Raymond's home. Severe school events from District No Hoa and Go were present. A two layer luncheon followed. Other locals visited, gifts exchanged, and visitors from Minneapolis and Sutherlands spent days here and at Storm Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aith of Sutherland spent Monday night with the Me Quin home. Mr. and Mrs. Goettseh of Aurelia visited LeRobe Gorett cele, Maw Prant Phipps of Cherokee visited George Arthur Chipp's several days last week.
A fragment from American Magazine notes a young man who proclaims he is not yet a railroad president and compares his uncertain path to draft horses, hinting at ambition and the unsettled pace of progress.
In a private practice Dr Carl promotes Adjerika a pasty mixture claimed to stop gas bloating in ten minutes and relieve chronic constipation in two hours. The text hawks health benefits and urges readers to try the remedy for digestive relief.
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