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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates of 1550 per year in advance outside Cherokee county 175 per year in foreign countries 200 per year. Advertising rates include display per inch foreign advertising per inch locals and readers per line 10 cents cards of thanks per line ten cents. The page also includes quips and social commentary about winter and football material and observations on hose fashion and saxophone teaching by mail.
Mr and Mrs Howard Haight and family spent Christmas at the Henry Corrington home in Cherokee. Mr and Mrs Booth daughters visited Thursday night and Friday at the George Booth home in Aurelia. Bill Booths spent Christmas Eve at the Hines home in Aurelia. Mae and Clarence Haight tended a golden wedding on Wednesday. Alec McCurdy made a business call in Alta on Tuesday. W W Ammons made a business call in Aurelia on Monday. Bill Booth visited his folks in Aurelia for Christmas Day. Clarence Haight spent Friday at the MeV Haight home south of Kee. John Booth was a business visitor in Storm Lake on Wednesday. LeRoy Goettsch was an Aurelia caller Tuesday. Lou Anderson was a business caller in Cherokee Saturday afternoon.
Carl Johnson sold a car load of hogs to Jack and Shea on Saturday. Carl Magnuson accompanied a truck load of hogs to Sioux City on Monday. Edith and Mrs. Gillet plan a trip to northern regions to visit relatives. School officers were reelected for the coming year with Lloyd Ohlson as Superintendent and Louis Bengtson as treasurer. The Christmas program drew a good crowd on Wednesday.
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