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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

3

Stop Communicable Disease Urged by Iowa Health Chief

State Health Commissioner Walter L Bierring urged Iowans to isolate and report communicable diseases as measles scarlet fever whooping cough mumps and chickenpox rise this season He warned disease can cross state lines and threaten troop concentrations and called local officials to enforce isolation and quarantine measures The report shows measles 223 cases this year vs 879 in 1940 scarlet fever 420 vs 6400 last year whooping cough 221 vs 222 and chickenpox 532 vs 688 with mumps rising from 305 to 412.

Walter L. Bierring Iowa

Those Jones Boys Bring Nut Gifts to West Liberty

The Jones brothers of West Liberty announce they have hick orries and walnuts from the Hills of Wapsie and can fill orders nationwide now that the rail strike is settled. Their office is the Nutpackers Suite, and one native plans a Nut Bowl football game next year. They expanded into big time sales via local newspaper advertising.

Jones Boys Jones West Liberty Wapsie North China Nutpackers Suite

Birthday gift marks quiet Algona family moment

An Algona man asked to stay unnamed gave his wife a bicycle for her fiftieth birthday two weeks ago. The Junior High report from a class reflects on Christmas plans, classroom activities, student achievements, a Christmas story, and fifth grade projects.

Fourth Grade Journal Buds Share Birthday Treats And Christmas Fun

Fourth graders recount absences and tardies for the week. Donald Galvin and Shirley Teerink celebrated tenth birthdays with treats. Students listened to Roosevelt's speech, decorated a Christmas tree, and created pictures. spelling scores notable for nine students. They anticipate a perfect record soon as party plans unfold and lessons on workers and tools continue.

Santa Converse Lincoln John Kastengren Harriet Ohlson Margaret Pruitt Marvin Fassler Elizabeth Eddy Dan Coombs Bonnie Albright Clayton Johnson Georgiane Nielson Ethel Johnson Jimmy Nelson Billy Freese Donald Galvin Shirley Jean Teerink President Roosevelt Jean Eddy Bill Freese Bonnie Galvin Ruth Hartwig Patricia Helmsoth Ray Renaud Keith Langwin Janet Wieland Abraham Lincoln Shirley Jean Marian Donald Corrine Robert Dean John Larry Kenneth Hallie Shirley Darlene Caroline

Marion and Boone Tama Oat Varieties Lead Iowa Yields

Iowa State College researchers report Marion, Boone, and Tama oat varieties yield about 52 bushels per acre across 39 plots from 1941 to 1944, outperforming older types like Gopher and Iowa 103. Despite higher crown rust in Marion, its yield remains close to Boone and Tama, with Marion seed still available in state.

Iowa Marion H. C. Murphy L. C. Burnett Iowa State College Boone Oats Tama United States Boone Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association Ames

Christmas Gifts Arrive From Marlys Anne and Dick

Marlys Anne brings Christmas books while Dick and Gloria present small reindeers for the fireplace display, adding festive touches to the home.

Marlys Anne Dick and Gloria

Storm Lake Seining Removes 183000 Pounds Rough Fish

State crews used over 3000 feet of net to remove 183668 pounds of rough fish from Storm Lake between November 13 and 22. Fifteen thousand seven hundred pounds were cary, the rest buffalo, with 85 percent unmarketed and given away to spectators. About 3500 game fish were released. large game fish were in good flesh while small ones were starved, showing rough fish compete with the smaller species.

Storm Lake Cary Buffalo

Want Ad Market Pulse Sparks Local Trade Activity

Want ads sweep the town as buyers sellers and renters converge to swap goods find bargains and place requests. Local stores report steady inquiries for furniture appliances and housing options fueling brisk activity across neighborhoods.

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Uncle Sam Defense First Trust & Savings Bank The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wayne W.G. Whitney Aurelia Happy Junior High Phyllis Bjorks and Little Billy Opal Billy Uncle Jack Mary Santa Claus Clayton Leonard Johnson Merryl Schulke Laurine Grashoff John Lockin State College Murphy Aurelia Consolidated School Bud Fogleman Merry Christmas Ansui Farmers National Bank Turkeys Addell
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