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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
1
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Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hahn and daughters visited Mrs. Hahn's parents in Cherokee for New Year and celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Crippen's 50th wedding anniversary with open house. Relatives from Elk Point and Morgan joined local families over the holidays. Chas. Robinson's sale drew a large crowd. Glenn Slezer suffered tonsillitis during vacation. An oyster dinner of the A F A with 101 attendees was held at W S Ammons. Multiple local visits and return to work noted.
In Des Moines the Iowa state house considers an electric voting gadget to record votes on 4000 bills. The device uses a green for yes and red for no button, reducing the need for lawmakers to vocally announce positions and easing the fatigue of legislating.
A reader lampoons an Iowa statehouse electrical voting device that records votes on a board, while legislators supposedly nap and press a button to approve bills. The letter jokes about cost savings, personal gains, and the political theater of the capitol. It also references President Hoover and wartime casualties in Nicaragua, with satirical notes on editors and lawmakers.
In 827 A.D. Venetian traders sailed from Alexandreta with intent to seize the body of St. Mark. Ruse and bribery led the tomb guardian to cooperate, and the body was brought to Venice for a grand reception, securing Mark as the city’s patron saint.
First and second grade lessons center on Eskimo life with crafts and sand table projects while reviewing counting and addition. Third through sixth grades cover trees, money, bonds, and geography, with notes on holidays, lunches, and upcoming exams.
The quote laments that suppressing free expression robs the human race, attributed to Mill. The remark frames censorship as a moral failing and a loss to society's freedom of thought.
A Wisconsin woman reports losing 11 pounds in six weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims the product reduces fat and boosts energy, with one bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
The article notes stock exchanges are ancient and brokers have existed for years. It cites Nelson stating that as early as 1288 in England the term broker appears in an act of Parliament.
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