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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
3
The store clears winter stock with heavy discounts to make space for spring. Hart Schaffner and Marx suits and overcoats are advertised below cost to raise cash, with the sale running through Saturday January 17.
Interconnected local notices report the death of Asmus H. Drews a Holstein pioneer, from lung congestion last Wednesday. Other items note Christmas weddings, electric plant inauguration on New Year’s Eve, and several local incidents across Cherokee and surrounding towns.
A verse praising loyal readers who pay in advance each year and support the magazine office with cheerful subscriptions. The poem notes their willingness to continue and share the renewals as a communal habit, reflecting reader dedication.
Lillian Frances Newcomb and Elmer Lee Johnson wed at the bride’s parents home ten miles northwest of Alta in a Methodist Episcopal ceremony. Rev. C. S. Burnette officiated as about forty relatives and friends attended. The couple plans a wedding journey to Des Moines.
An uncle of H. W. Prescott, J. W. Risley of Waterbury Vermont, died Sunday morning December 28 at the Prescott home while visiting on his way home from Dakota and Nebraska. Heart failure caused his death within an hour after onset. The body was shipped from Cherokee to Vermont Tuesday night.
Fred Kohlhagen in Los Angeles writes Lew Johnson that snow is scarce this winter and is unneeded. He describes flowers blooming like Iowa in August, orange trees with fruit, and cheap produce rates. He recalls meeting Chris Knutzen and Lashells in Pasadena and plans for New Year. He also mentions meeting the prizefighter Big Jim Jefferies.
Work restarted on Monday December 29 at the Pitcher Township Special School after a one week vacation. Since opening December 1 enrollment grew from a slow start to fourteen young men attending with more expected soon. Enrollment includes Arthur Miller Richard Glawe Clifford Coombs Walter Holderness Harry Fogelman Harlowe Fogelman Merrill Sellars Lewis Simmons Ellsworth Crippen Russell Jones Freeman Stephenson Glen Beeghly Hans Bredahl and Carl Curtis. Students study Agriculture Stock Judging Public Speaking Parliamentary Law Manual Training and Veterinary courses.
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