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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
4
A catalog listing various items for sale includes hoes, rakes, Kodak equipment, books, pens, safety razors, lather brushes, harmonicas, and related gift ideas. It notes careful consideration of donor reminders and ongoing appreciation for useful presents.
A new catalog showcases home and foreign conceptions in leather goods including shopping bags, rolls, dressing cases, manicure sets, travel sets, and more. Items emphasize quality, variety, and stylish utilitarian design for modern use.
Local items report Andrew Johnson store promotions and clothing lines, visits from Clark Dyalin and Ed Pierce, and numerous stays by relatives in Aurelia. Travel to Grand Junction and Diamond, Christmas gift lines, and farm moves are noted alongside school events, church programs, and community transactions.
Col Madison B Davis, former Iowa GAR commander, cites rising veteran mortality from national records. He notes that only about 35 to 40 percent of old soldiers belong to the Grand Army of the Republic and recounts local death figures showing low GAR membership despite high deaths.
In Washington Roosevelt told visitors that the business disturbance laid bare a rotten foundation of national finances. Quoted by Mayor Dallman of Omaha and Elmer Brown of Lincoln, the president urged swift housecleaning of financial circles. The article notes a shift toward new box ball games and a fire scare at Buena Vista College, plus Storm Lake remarks on seat reform.
Gossip mentions Marcus considering turning the old school house into an opera house while Andrew Johnson recently received a batch of fine cakes. The passage condemns idleness and the trouble idle men cause, noting that idle chatter spreads from idle, jealous women.
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