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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
3
Swell line of new patent goods arrived at Dingman’s store with laundry service and holiday neckwear on sale. Multiple town updates include Garber visiting Correctionville, Wille Reeves at Priech’s hardware, and several moves and visits around Aurelia, Cherokee, and surrounding farms.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Aurelia offers county farmers prizes for corn sent to Ames Towns for the annual Corn Contest on January 13 at the lawn Serte College. First prize $25, second $15, third $10. an extra $10 premium for district champions. Additional prizes are provided by the Lawn Corn Growers Association. To enter and learn rules contact R. L. Posen DeWitt Iowa, secretary of the Iowa Corn Growers Association.
The session opened with Mayor Mammert presiding. Present were Parker Locklin Johnson Neldon and Whitney with Whitney serving as temporary clerk. TL moved and seconded that the deep well contract be accepted without per contract. motion carried.
An year end plea from Jt. hocks & Son urges patrons to settle open accounts before year’s end. The note promises to close items by note or other means in the next week or two and asks for assistance from friends and customers.
Fragmentary OCR text lists potential gifts or garments and horse tack but is largely unreadable. References to gifts like a wraps and a plow robe hint at a Christmas or gift theme with unclear specifics. No clear event, people, or organization can be identified.
Mina for Neville left for Kinsley Friday where Abe will teach during the winter. Rev J Waterman of Sioux City spent a few days in the vicinity via his friends. Hattie Mrazers moved to the Steeln last week. Mr Pleelier went to Minnesota last week where he will take up Walter Jill Interenta. The chicken pleasant at the store last Thursday evenings drew many despite poor weather. Proceeds totaled about $17. Miss Gladye Bell, atorm Lake student, spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Carl Swann and Mr Cote left for Sweden Saturday, planning to stay over Sunday with relatives in Chicago and then go to New York on the ninth. They hope to be in Sweden before Christmas. Revival meetings will be held in the Diamond Center ME, elored begining. Prof and Mrs Ginn, Singing Evangelists, will conduct the meetings and the pastor will preach. Ming Bentah Larkon spent Thanksgiving at home and returned to her school isolating on Monday.
Daniel Dubes a prominent stockraiser and farmer of Aurelia and Mew Poriey Vance, late of Blewhenville, were quietly married Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Chaswell at 50 South Street. Rev J A Elman officiated. The bride, a daughter of County Commissioner Thotupe Kon of New Alexandrian, features in local circles. couple planned a short wedding trip with relatives present and friends offering best wishes.
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