Ten Years Ago Highlights In Aurelia Local News
The Sentinel reports moves to new hotel block quarters, a Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar yielding 75 dollars, Epworth League buys a full sized Ivers & Pond piano, and healing progress for George Luge after a horse kick. Miss Thora Juel returns home from illness, W G Whitney residence work completes, Mrs A C Green’s hotel operation ends as she moves to Auburn, and federal officers arrest John Williams and John Sherrill for Linn Grove post office robbery with 1400 dollars in jewelry and stamps found. C M Morgan buys a quarter interest in Parker Lashell building, making new ownership trio, QC G Luehrs visits Aurelia, and Lockin hotel cost under bids with better-than-expected value reported.
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Sentinel
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Ivers & Pond
George Luge
Thora Juel
Parkersburg
Miss Juel
W. G. Whitney
A.C. Green
Aurelia
Auburn
Nebraska
John Williams
John Sherrill
Sioux Rapids
Linn Grove
William
C. M. Morgan
C. H Lock
Parker & Lashell
the Sentinel
Messrs. Morgan, Mummert
J. C. Lockin
G. Luehrs
Worthington
Minnesota
Lockin Hotel
Local overflow candy and nuts for Xmas at Garber's
Local notices list sale items at Garber's and exclusive Woodward's chocolates at Nelson's drug store. The column notes recent visits, travel to California, and store promotions with holiday gift ideas at Lewis' and Peoples Store. A bank robbery at Citizen State Bank in Quimby is reported with two suspects captured near Sheldon.
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Garber’s
P. J. Fuller
Woodward's Chocolates
Nelson’s Drug Store
Peoples Store
D. Hankens
Donald
Peterson
Fred Kohlhagen
California
Geo. Garber
Harry Holmes
Holstein
Sim Gilmore
Painting Pictures on the Floor by Albert Moore
Albert Moore, famed artist with works in the Tate and other public galleries, rejected typical painter poses. He favored ease and painted his major works on the floor rather than on an easel. His methods reflected a dainty and charming approach.
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Albert Moore
Tate
Interpreter Wanted for Curling Pat-Lid Jargon
A dialogue humorously explains curling terms to New Zealand friends with Scots dialect commentary. The skip uses playful phrases like pat-lid and hog snoutherin to teach how to deliver a stone and influence the guards on the green.
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New Zealand
Presperity Pose Advice on Maintaining a Smiling Air
A dramatic admonition champions a stiff upper lip and a cheerful facade when fortunes dip. It urges keeping up appearances to deter pity and invites others to cling to apparent success for personal gain.
The Boy Bishop of St Nicholas Celebrations
The article recounts the medieval boy bishop tradition from St Nicholas day December 6 to Holy Innocents day December 28. It details selection, vestments, procession, and authority centered at Salisbury cathedral, with other boys as attendants and occasional mass celebration. The rite waned under Henry VIII and briefly revived under Mary.
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Europe
England
Salisbury Cathedral
Salisbury
Henry VIII
Mary
Nicholas
St Nicholas Eve Traditions In German Colonies
A Country Life in America note describes St Nicholas Eve on December 5 in German settlements. Children hang stockings and await gifts of fruit candy and Kuchen while bad behavior may earn coal, signaling a second gift season and urging renewed virtue before Christmas.
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St. Nicholas
America
Beloved afar We follow far in an angelic chorus
A poetic fragment recalls distant affection and an angelic voice singing with praise. Rejoice appears as a exultant refrain echoing across space. The text emphasizes yearning and celebratory song.
Train schedule notes and passenger limits
Illinois Central East bound and West bound trains listed with passenger numbers and freight restrictions. Passenger No. 16 8:25 am. Passenger No. 632 2:18 pm. Passenger No. 63 4:00 pm. Local Freight No. 692 and 691 carry passengers inconsistently. freight only service noted.
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Poon
McCormick
Janesville
Dain Hay
Defiance
Gilson
Frank Waddell
Theo. Holtz
T. W. Hartigan
T. L. Kenyon
John Grigsby
Frank Weise
Henry Glawe
A. C. Lanham
Short
Cherokee County
Heinrich Hoffmeier
F. J. Carpenter
Emerson Typewriter
the Sentinel Ence
The
Clyde Beeghly
Inez Bauman
Luella Wharton
M. O. Miller
Storm Lake
Lewis
George Robar
Chester
South Dakota
J. Robar
A. A. Alexander
Harry Bischel
Menno
Henry Bischel
Rev. F. Perl
Mr. Amendt
Grace Farr
Parker
Henry
Lew Johnson
Alta
Citizen State Bank
Quimby
Hogan
Price
O’brien
Sheldon
H. A. Crawford
Cherokee
E. A. Bundy
Farmers Loan and Trust Co
Ole Pontson
Wisconsin Lumber Co
A. Fraser
City Meat Market
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Maple Valley _ Mutual Insurance Association
J. F. Sellers
Aurelia Lumber Company
Andrew Johnson
J.C. Nelson
O. A. Royer
Finch & Co
Mumbert & Chamberlin
L. P. Nelson
Marie Kruse
Charlotte Carlburg
R. W. Morrill
Soren Nelson
Alex Kruse
Mesdames Wm. Hicks
Plevna
Montana
Mary Rea
Albion
Idaho
P. M. James
Burden
Kansas
H. A. Gilmore
Marmarth
North Dakota
A. G. Glmore
R. H. Smith
Newell and Lee James
Vinton
Iowa
Harry Himes
Elsie
Bertha Tuttle
Will Kruse
Wm. Zwemke
Bethlehem
Borgi
Illinois Central
A. G. Connell
Winfred Moulton
J. K. Rice
E. G. Bates
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Agrelia
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista
F. H. Crepps
J.C. Locein
Fred J. Koblhagen
Stevens Arms & Tool Co
Chicopee Fall, Mass
Babbitt
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