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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
1
A chaotic column discusses rising prices, profiteering, and political remarks. It notes Hoover or “Ioover” being out of the presidential race, queries about who profits, and laments rental hikes up to 800 percent in cities, blaming capitalist thieves and unrest.
The writer questions the accuracy of war era decoration statistics for World War I. They ask for the full truth behind how many awards reflected actual front line courage versus favored rear positions, urging transparent accounting of all decorations and recipients.
R A Gustafson arrives from Luck Wisconsin for about five weeks to wash walls at Farmers National Bank and re varnish woodwork fixtures and wall cases at J C Nelson drug store. The Gustafson family expresses pleasure with their new name at Luck.
Classified ads from Aurelia IA list horses calves steers and cattle sales plus plow and buggy gear and household goods. Listings include contact names L Lindsay W Glawe Oscar Peterson and Mapledale Farm with phone numbers and farm locations in Aurelia and Aurelia IA area.
A merchant focused piece touts ads as safe patronage options. It urges reliance on up-to-date goods and avoids shopworn stock, asserting confidence in advertised items.
A Brooklyn neighborhood dialogue shows residents describing war related job loss. Mrs Flatbush cites her neighbor’s husband and brother dismissed by the war. Mrs Bensonhurst counters with a tale of a woman with two husbands thrown out of work by blasts.
The Philippines senate passed an equal suffrage bill granting women full political rights, potentially allowing Filipinas to vote before American women. Mrs Jaime C de Veyra, prominent in Washington talks on Philippine conditions, reflects on women's progress in law, property, and professional fields.
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