Chiropractor Spinharney Ad Storm Lake
Dr Spinharney promotes chiropractic care under the slogan A normal spine is health urging Storm Lake readers to seek adjustment and spinal health services.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
2
Dr Spinharney promotes chiropractic care under the slogan A normal spine is health urging Storm Lake readers to seek adjustment and spinal health services.
A municipal ordinance outlines franchise conditions for a utility, including removal of poles and lines, owner responsibilities for relocation costs, and scheduling restrictions. It grants the grantee rights to trim trees and maintain service with supervision by the Town Council, pending adoption and approval by Aurelie Iowa authorities in 1940.
A fragment labeled simile signature of the Tech Clech appears amid a blanked section, prompting a reconstruction task. The note hints at an attribution mark and a partial phrase, leaving readers to infer missing details.
Special election held in Aurelia on January 15 1951 to decide granting a franchise to two public service companies. Voting place in Town Council Room polls open from dawn until dusk as indicated by town officials.
About 106 attendees including parents guests and members gathered at Aurelia High School for the annual FFA banquet. Leland Anderson a PRA graduate spoke as the chapter announced a four gold award haul from the 1949 50 FFA contest. George Johnson and Bernard Johnson were initiated as honorary members by officers for service and support. The program featured an all FFA event.
The FFA members presented a full program featuring the Paul Nelson nuartet with Don Klumpp Marlin Grigsby and Wil ar Wer plus accompanist Denny Robinson. Duane Kolpin played two accordion numbers as Paul Otte opened the event with Mrs Henry Anderson replying Dennis Anderson introduced guests Filmore Gustafson gave the invocation and Don Klumpp Denny Robinson and Frank Clymens spoke on FFA classroom and project activities Dean Nelson served as toastmaster and several FFA royalty figures were noted as former queens.
Dr E G Bates physician and surgeon advertises office over Farmers National Bank with office and house phone numbers 24 R 8 and 24 R 2.
Very good engine. Includes mud and snow tires, radio, heater, and new paint.
Earl Winterstein of near Chewold turned in his 13 year old car for a new model and found the old car’s key numbers matched those issued for the new car, suggesting a serial number duplication.
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