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Promote individual stationery to elevate status with named farms on letter heads and envelopes. New lot of readable typefaces available for prompt neat sale bills and wedding or fancy stationery.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
Promote individual stationery to elevate status with named farms on letter heads and envelopes. New lot of readable typefaces available for prompt neat sale bills and wedding or fancy stationery.
The article urges revival next week with emphasis on laymen joining efforts to win souls. It cites J Wilber Chapman and others, urging intense action, prayer, and complete surrender to motivate members, support missions, and rebuild attendance in Sunday schools. Community groups and women societies are encouraged to engage and invite membership.
Marcus sent a midnight alert to Cherokee City reporting a disastrous fire beyond control threatening the town. The Illinois Central quickly supplied an engine and caboose and dispatched aid to the scene.
A severe blaze devastated the block near the Patton lumber yard with the fire driven by strong winds and cold. Fire crews from Marcus aided in relief efforts but could only guard debris. several businesses including Boston Cafe and Chrystal theatre were destroyed. Estimated losses reached 757000 with limited insurance.
On December 28 1910 at 4 pm Linna A Scott of Nakomis township married William E Meyer of Peterson La at the bride’s home Reverend G O Kidder of Alta officiated. About fifty relatives and friends attended a two course dinner served by Lois Florence Scott and Irene Robar. The couple plan to set up on a farm near Peterson by March first with best wishes from many friends.
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