Belgium's Starliner Ends Stopover in City
A fragmented report notes a Starliner arrival in a Belgian city with passengers and crew disembarking amid brief official remarks. Details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a Starliner arrival in a Belgian city with passengers and crew disembarking amid brief official remarks. Details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
In a fragmentary item from a Wyoming page the text references a place or entity named JOR and a date or code Wy 33 with unclear context. The readable words suggest a religious or ceremonial phrasing but lack a clear event or outcome to confirm.
Growers will attend the State Grain Show at Iowa State College from February 1 to 6. The event, billed as the largest of its kind in the country, features exhibits and grain samples. Lis Robinson, secretary of the association, thanks participants for contributing entries and trophies.
The seven member grand jury named McKinney Nelson He goody Garvin Earl Crippen Draper and Johnson indicted the suspect tied to premeditated murder. The record shows a suspended bond of $10,000 and possible county jail confinement.
Honorable W Edson a Buena Vista county representative for seven years will address the Aurelia Community Club Monday evening December 28. He is described as a leading figure and a skilled speaker and every member should attend the meeting to hear him.
Herbert Peterson of Aurelia won the high sweepstakes prize and placed second in five ears yellow corn in the First National Bank annual corn show. Judges noted two thirds of entries tested froze and warned testers to ensure seed germination. The event will continue next winter with winners listed for Open Amateur and Professional classes.
Des Moines reports a promising year for livestock feeders amid limited supplies and a bumper corn crop. Iowa records show 10 to 15 percent fewer feeder cattle and hogs and 8 to 35 percent fewer feeder sheep than 1924, suggesting conservative expansion and potential gains from this year’s corn market. Producers warned against excessive hog production after a large corn harvest to avoid lower prices next year.
Announcement of A. Dineman of the Surelia post office being reappointed for a four year term after Senate confirmation and presidential appointment by Coolidge. His nine and a half years of service are praised as conscientious and efficient with other regional appointments listed.
The Afton Farm Bureau invites members and families to meet at Will Smith home on New Year’s Day for an all day gathering. An oyster dinner will be served at noon followed by social time. The group welcomes nonmembers to attend.
I E B Nord completed a sale of The Alta Bakery to W C Tabor of Omaha with possession given Tuesday morning. The Alta Independents beat Storm Lake 19 to 14 in the season opener on December 11. C E Cameron was re elected president of the Iowa State Fair Association for the twentieth straight year.
Trial jurors are summoned to appear January 14 1926 at 9:00 a.m. for the November 1925 term. Names include Serene Jeniss Dani Collins Marcus Elmer Donner Lee Farr Clara Jenkins Gus Johnson Ed Kissenger Joe Lennon J. H. Molyneux Anes McDonald Bernard Paulson Tom Ranking H A Borgo M M Ryan A E Schwickart Maude Sweet W F Weise and others from Cherokee Aurelia Washta Quimby Cleghorn.
A person reflects on a woman who quits a solid job for romance, asserting love as the sole motive. The line hints at gender norms and social expectations in pursuing marriage or partnership.
Ten Years Ago concert by the Aurelia band at the Congregational church and a Pitcher Special school course under F L Stewart with enrollees listed. Dulice Avon dies at nine months. Emma Radke and Idward Lehnhardt wed. Grandpa Berger's funeral in Galva, Diamond cemetery burial. Twenty Years Ago market quotes hogs oats corn wheat. Land sales: C H Lockin sells eighty acres to Gus Peterson for 78 per acre. Belows’ 240 acre McClain farm to Chas Nelson for 86.60 per acre.
Former Quimby bank cashier H E Swarner, paroled from Fort Madison a year ago, faces indictment for theft by cashing checks totaling about 200 dollars. Items include Schissel garage 7.73 Interstate Oil 27.95 B F Goodrich 217.71 Quimby Motor Sales 18.20 107.81 and other unknowns. Parole obtained after ten months in penitentiary.
A lengthy negotiation process concludes with a merger between two regional firms. Key executives cited strategic alignment and market expansion as reasons for finalizing the deal. Regulators approved the arrangement after a standard review period.
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