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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
7
The item notes Keith Bros gallery now open Saturdays and mentions various local happenings. It covers Adaege valentines at Mica drug store and residents like David Neville from Stock Lake, Misa Gerarode Lloyd visiting Port Dodge, plus community business, shipping, and church announcements. The piece reflects a bustling small town in a single-page press snapshot.
A social gathering in Aurelia honors Myra Jensen on her fiftieth birthday. More than seventy guests attended with a procession from St Bebbel’s to the Aurelia House where M L Merrick spoke and presented a rocking chair and cake tub. Dancing cards and a generous supper followed in a lively, well remembered evening.
Room 4 led by J Be Morris with 31 enrolled and 93 percent attendance. Room 3 under Nellie O Neal shows 29 students and 94 percent punctuality. Room 2 taught by Rosh Wilson has 35 pupils and 78 percent punctuality. Room 1 under Susie Tober lists 11 students with 99 percent punctuality. Additional odd items include miscellaneous ads and garbled text about printing supplies.
Fragmentary OCR lists oats and corn with mixed figures and prices. Butter and eggs appear with small quantities. A later line notes steers, a low price, and a $500 down payment option. Figures are uncertain and may reflect a sale or advertisement in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
Public notice states that Spirn Berk, administrator of the Cortstlencke estate, has been appointed by the Cherokee County District Court, Iowa. Creditors must file their claims with the clerk and all persons owing the estate should make payment to avoid costs, dated January 16, 12x.
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