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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
1
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A morning fire destroyed the Pallina ant and caused damage to the area. Local responders investigated the scene as investigators began assessing the cause and extent of the blaze.
Deputy U S Marshal Striker and Sheriff Langwin seized fifty two gallons of alcohol from the Schrader farm north of Holstein Ida county. The booze likely came from Canada and was hidden in an elevator. The alcohol was brought to Cherokee for transport to Sioux City and the case heads to federal court.
Alta Independent defeats Buena Vista 14 to 8 in a basement church gym game after a Tuesday evening dinner. McCoy and Gettys led the effort for Alta with strong defense and scoring. The result boosts Alta’s standings in the local high school basketball scene.
The Pitcher township farm bureau held a meeting at the school building last Friday. All old officers were reelected with President Louis M present.
Congressman W D Boies reports to the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce that the new federal building may not be bid within the current appropriation. He advised revising plans to a cheaper post office and jail building to secure any near term construction.
Fragmentary reader notes recall Aurelia events with mentions of Nelson Grinnell and a few local ads. The garbled lines suggest a column listing past happenings and residents, but details are incomplete.
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