11 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notices that not stopping at expiration requires payment to continue. Subscriptions are listed per year in advance with rates for outside Cherokee county and foreign countries. Published weekly by E. C. Lighter with Aurelia Iowa postal entry as second class matter.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the Chinatown sage saying that thinking before speaking mirrors a marksman studying his arm for precision. The remark frames restraint as a deliberate and careful approach to communication.
The Jarnigan column questions who rides with J W C in the auto at the head of the rear seat in the Sioux City Journal. It speculates that Jarnigan may himself be in the auto and notes the drivers’ contrasting statures.
Five Englishmen who shared the Christmas lottery prize of 2,000,000 pesos in Buenos Aires in December faced ruin. One died before enjoying wealth, another gambled away funds in greyhound racing, a third lost most capital on a failed London cinema, the fourth vanished through risky speculation, leaving one survivor who claims he is the exception.
Mrs. Salem Snyder returned from Minneapolis after a week with her sister Mrs. Lewis Richards. Clyde Young of Oto Iowa visited P I Young. Mr and Mrs Olmstead of Sioux City were guests in the Merenve and Prescott homes. Mrs Ernest Swanson underwent appendicitis surgery Sunday at Sioux Valley hospital and is recovering. Irvin Hahn and daughters spent a week ago Sunday with Edgar Johnson near Good Hope. A C C met with Mrs Margaret Jones. prize winners included Fannie Funk Hattie Melton and Ethel Zwick. lunch served. Fire alarm from Walter Mienking caused by gasoline explosion burned wash room. hand burned but in stable condition. Afton attended Cherokee Santa Claus event. Ware and Parrott sales drew good attendance.
Mr and Mrs Fred Radke and family visited William Specketer. Shoppers from Hanover visited Storm Lake and nearby residents moved into new homes including Plog and Holtz. Families attended gatherings at Hinkeldey, Otto, and Hoops Watson homes with multiple local names and kinship ties noted. Read out for late column this week.
Paris officials report a 320 percent drop in American visitors and a troubling tourism season not seen since the war. Officials estimate about 200000 Americans traveled to France this year as hotelkeepers and agents note reduced spending and shorter stays.
Harriet Lavinia Horton Hodges of Lynn Massachusetts received many friends and family at her Breed street home to mark her 102nd birthday. She attributed her long life to never overexerting herself and staying simple in daily habits.
A quirky regional saying questions the health of a place as memories linger of a death blamed on hunger, referencing an undertaker who died long ago, highlighting local humor and past hardship.
A brief exchange centers on a man’s departure from home. The dialogue hints at gender roles and personal reasons, posing the question of whether masculine norms influenced the decision to leave. The readable fragment suggests a domestic or social tension context.
A reflective note on wealth and learning, contrasting those who acquire money with those who gain experience, suggesting a timeless pattern of value through different paths.
A brilliant researcher becomes a ruthless avenger after his wife and daughter die in an accident. He abandons ethics to track down those he blames, spiraling into a maniacal crusade that tests his humanity and judgment.
East Afton and Elk district residents invite all to a Christmas cantata titled A Joke on Santa at Elk District No 4 on Friday evening Dec 19. The program begins at eight with paper candy and lunches for sale by the school and an open invitation to everyone.
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