Aurelia Newspaper Entry Listing Details
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia, Iowa
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
1
Newspaper Subscription Rates Mentioned
The excerpt lists annual subscription prices with two figures: two dollars per year for domestic in advance and two dollars fifty cents per year for foreign countries. It presents a straightforward price schedule without additional context.
Freezing Raspberries Instructions
To freeze raspberries select clean ripe firm berries. Wash in ice water then mix with one part sugar to four or five parts berries, crushing a few. Or cover with syrup of sugar and water or sugar and corn syrup. Use four cups syrup to three cups water or a lighter syrup. Pack in heavily waxed cartons.
Seventh Annual Lutheran Welfare Society Meeting in Sioux City
The Sioux City Branch of the Lutheran Welfare Society held its seventh annual meeting on January 28, 1947, at First Lutheran church with about 250 attendees from local Lutheran churches. Guests included representatives from other Sioux City social agencies, and a panel discussed the society’s work led by Rev. A E Guetzlaff Sam Simonsen and Rev. L G Krebs. Music was performed by Elizabeth Beckman and Wayne Peterson, with Rev W R Eller presiding.
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Sioux City
The
Lutheran Welfare Society
First Lutheran Church
Junior Ladies Aid
Lutheran Welfare
A. E. Guetzlaff
Correctionville
Sam Simonsen
L. G. Krebs
Sheldon
Elizabeth Beckman
Wayne Peterson
W. R. Eller
Mustard-Spinach: A Fast Growing Heat Tolerant Green
Mustard spinach is a quicker green than mustard, loved by seedsmen as a tender option. It tolerates heat well and can be sown into May, a window not possible with mustard. All greens benefit from side dressing.
Your Congressmen and 80th Congress Overview Iowa
A summary of veteran affairs bills and farm policy under the 80th Congress. Hearings target subsistence and earnings ceilings for veterans trainees and student veterans, with possible raises. Fertilizer shortages prompt subcommittee probes, while a new farm program looms as existing laws expire. The piece also discusses public works spending and the 1948 presidential outlook, stressing GOP accountability.
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House Committee On Veterans Affairs
G. I
Congress
Committee On Agriculure
United States
80Th Congress
Truman
Commodity Credit Corporation and Authority
Land Bank Commissioner
Capitol
Washington
Looking Back Into the Past in Aurelia
A past ten year column notes Daniel Stockburger and Tobias Ruebsam’s deaths in Aurelia and nearby Sioux City. It also cites the Whitney building demolition on Main Street and local births, farm leases, and property changes. Historical items cover 20 and 30 years ago events including auctions, contests, road work, and notable deaths.
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Daniel Stockburger
Aurelia
Sioux City
Tobias Ruebsam
Whitney
Brown and Philpott Billiard Hall
Wilbert Otto
Storm Lake
Erwin Heimsoth
Jacobett
A. W. Buckingham
Mal Parrott
Alta
Roy. Meyers
Henry Meyers
A. E. Hickey
Walter Radke
Wade Brown
North Main Street
A. A. Rapp
Donald Hankens
Poultry Improvement Boosts Egg Output in U S
In eleven years of the national poultry improvement plan the average annual egg production per hen in the United States has risen by more than twenty four eggs, reflecting gains across the industry.
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National Poultry Improvement Plan
U. S
Roan or Bay A Visitor Tries To Guess Inmate’s Treasure
A visitor at an insane asylum is playfully challenged by an inmate who cufts his hands and demands guesses. The guest fails with millionaire, boat, bathtub, and horse as the inmate finally asks What color.
Garden Weeds and Control Methods
The article explains two weed types in gardens witchgrass from underground stems and seed weeds like lambsquarters. It recommends fall plowing and thorough spring harrowing to control and nearly eliminate them.
Five Film Eggs Care Note Grows Cautious Storage Tip
A health warning advises not to wash eggs before storage as washing removes the protective film that seals the pores and helps keep out bacteria. The guidance suggests wiping with a damp cloth only.
They Learn Young In Sunday School Collection Loss
A humorous exchange where a father accuses his son of losing a pen in the Sunday School collection. The boy replies that another kid’s luck won’t last, implying repeated incidents.
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Father
Tommy
Self Made Man challenged by Eugene Field
A boastful traveling showman phoned the newspaper office seeking free publicity for his act. He bragged of self made success and showmanship. Field mocked him with a pointed quip about his bald head and hair loss.
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Eugene Field
Field
Dowager Reneges on Diva Fees Over Reception
The dowager and famed soprano Mary Gard en negotiate for a singing at a reception. The diva quotes one thousand dollars but lowers to five hundred after the dowager hints guests will be kept separate.
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Howe
CBS
Phil Spitalny
Evelyn
Mary Garden
Child’s Tax Joke Dashes Through Paper
A short essay by a young boy on Income Tax reveals his naive humor. He says I have a dog named Tax, I opened the door and in comes Tax. The piece shows Ingenuity of expression over factual knowledge.
Twain responds to breath question in humorous quip
A melancholy man confronts Mark Twain asking if every breath sends a mortal soul to eternity. Twain replies with a witty line about cloves. The exchange highlights Twain’s playful avoidance of heavy mysticism.
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Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Sheepish Joke Sparks Crossword Debate at Home
Mrs Green asks for a female sheep term while solving a crossword. Mr Green replies Ilwe and the couple sparks a lighthearted domestic dispute over the joke.
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Mrs. Green
Mr. Green
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Hal
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