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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists advertising rates for display and foreign ads per inch, locals and readers per line, and cards of thanks per line. Publication details note Thursday issues and second class post office entry in Aurelia Iowa.
The Farm Bureau meets opposition to a state centralassessor plan and a 2 mill gasoline tax, arguing it harms farmers and would centralize power. They back enforcement of Canada thistle laws, seed quality checks, and support for a county education program. The group plans a farm picnic setup, a dress form demonstration, and a nutrition course with meetings slated February 16.
The community is urged to contribute corn and cash to Near East Relief. Quotas: Cherokee county 3000 dollars and corn, Aurelia area 226 dollars and corn. Subscriptions available at banks elevators stores and Sentinel office. Funds go to starving people. no high salaries.
A February 7 wedding at the L. H. Dyslin home united Hazel Belle Dyslin and Raymond J. Sturgeon before relatives and friends. Rev. Gilbert officiated as the ring ceremony proceeded with flowers, music, and a two course dinner. The couple planned to reside on a farm near Aurelia after a honeymoon trip to South Dakota and Sioux City.
Carl Bartz died Monday morning at his son Otto Bartz home four and a half miles south of Aurelia at age years after pneumonia illness. He lived on the farm south of town thirty one years and lately with his son. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon and interment was in Hanover Lutheran cemetery.
The report covers first grade handwork with fruit bowls and lists returning students Mary Fraser LeRoy White and Dorothy Nelson. Second grade notes a spelling milestone and Log Cabin posters for Lincoln’s birthday, plus Albert Johnson’s return after six weeks. Fourth grade covers oceans continents and geography spellings with Bonnie Keister in charge of Green Book. great speech progress. Jay Siglin’s tenth birthday prompts choosing opening exercises. Fifth grade highlights creative writing and landscape drawing. health rules emphasize neat nails. Junior High reports improved spelling scores an ounce of prevention drinking water policy and naming many reading authors. High School notes orchestra reorganization, upcoming basketball dates, penmanship page display, patient recovery for Russell Farrow after appendicitis, and Gertrude Noack leaving for Oregon.
An old warning about undigested food turning to poisonous gas that pressurizes the heart and organs. Remedies like buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in Adlerika claim to remove foul matter from both upper and lower bowels. A druggist endorses Adlerika as excellent for guarding against appendicitis.
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