Aurelia Sentinel ad notes and local theft tale
The Aurelia Sentinel notes Friday publication and advertising rates for local and display ads. A farmers Christmas dinner story recounts a thief stealing six chickens near Pomeroy but leaving two for the family. An Illinois Central railroad plan to burn Iowa coal is mocked by the Wash Journal as a move to keep Iowa buyers from using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ilinois Central Railroad
Iowa
Washi Journal
Minister Receives Threatening Subscriber Letter
A Nebraska editor on vacation left in charge of a minister when a subscriber sent a harsh note vowing to visit and harm the editor. The minister replied he would have the church members operate on the man if he came to maul the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Dad
Principles in Road Administration for Permanent Iowa Roads
A Des Moines conference of 200 delegates urged a one mill tax for a state aid fund and the creation of a powerful permanent highway commission. They endorsed bonding the state for good roads and favor centralized administration coordinating state, county, and township efforts, noting such plans have worked elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Corn Belt
Plan to classify highways for permanent road improvements
The editorial argues towns and counties should bear road costs using sound business plans and expert supervision from state or national levels. It calls for classifying highways to define main versus secondary roads, prioritizing the 10 percent of roads carrying 90 percent of rural traffic, while improving secondary routes with culverts and drag use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
Iowa Needs a Workmen's Compensation Law Form
A new 340 page volume from the Iowa State Historical Society by E H Downey argues Iowa's current employers liability law is outdated and ineffective. The book reviews work accident indemnity abroad, U S legislation, and Iowa Employers' Liability Commission recommendations, urging a modern adequate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
E. 4H. Downey
State Historical Society of
England
Germany
United States
Employers’ Liability Commission
Local Notes From Correctionville and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Wallace Taylor visits Correctionville this week to see friends and relatives. Chas Gustafson ships hogs to Chicago from Galva. Ed and James Peterson travel to Des Moines to resume Drake University studies after holidays in the area. Mrs. Herman Linquiat expects to return from Cherokee hospital after a recent operation. G. T. Littlefield attends a Short Horn sale in Correctionville then heads to Sioux City to buy cattle. Mrs. Howard Lucas visits Cherokee over New Years. Sunday school officers elected.
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Wallace Taylor
Correctionville
Chas. Gustaffson
Chicago
Galva
James Peterson
Des Moines
Drake University
Ida Grove
Sac City
Herman Linquiat
Cherokee
G. T. Littlefield
Sioux City
Howard Lucas
Howard
Thos. Hall
C. E. Gustaffson
Joe Yousling
Ed Peterson
F. L. Day
Missouri Valley
A. C. Lanham
Chas Vaught
Dr. Crane
Holstein
Theo
Nordstrom
Solace Remedy Promises Quick Uric Acid Relief
An advertisement touts Solace Remedy Co's Solace as a fast cure for rheumatism neuralgia and headaches. It claims purity, no opiates, and a money back guarantee under the Pure Food and Drugs Law. Battle Creek is touted as the U.S. base with testimonials and a free box offer.
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Solace CO
Battle Creek
U.s
Morris, Prestigut
First National Bank of
Chico
Texas
Solace Company
Memphis
Tenn
Rh. L. Morris
Solace
Solace Remedy CO
Mich
Diamond Community Sees Guests and School Plans for Sunday
Sunday school opens at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m as Mrs Lanham and staff prepare for the new year. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Kenyon and Weise families moving to Wyoming and local residents tallying updates on health and study plans around Diamond.
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Mra. Lanham
Chas. Yotter
Howard Lucas
Treas, & Lecy
Margaret Hench
Stella Hickey
Hench
Yotter
Wm. Hickey
Mra. Yotter
Family moves and visits mark holiday season in Silver Township
Walter Johnson arrives with household goods and stock from South Dakota to farm near Mt. Olive on the H. M. Lane property. Mrs. Johnson is Lane's daughter, filling the vacancy left by the Lanes move to Cherokee. Clifford Simons relocates from Diamond to Washta. Mr. Graham remains on his own farm awaiting a possible change. Mrs. Sawwell and sister-in-law, plus Mrs. Juber, visit Earl Crippen in Diamond for New Year's Day. Gladys Thompson and Hannah Juber enjoy holidays at home before returning to Storm Lake and De Moings to resume school.
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Walter Johnson
South Dakota
H. M. Lane
Mt. Olive Store
Irving Graham
Diamond
Washta
Mr. Graham
Chas. Sawwell
Margaret Juber
Earl Crippen
Gladys Thompson
Hannah Juber
Miss Thompson
Storm ‘Lake
Miss Juber
Dea Moings
Dukes Return From Pacific Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Clifford Dukes have returned from a trip that started November 27 visiting Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and sites in Washington Idaho and South Dakota They plan to share photos from the journey and will welcome congratulations from friends and neighbors
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Clifford Dukes
Pacific Coast
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Fransisco
Washington
Idaho
South Dakota
How Gems Are Imitated By Dyes And Heating Methods
The article explains how imitation gems are produced by dyeing stones such as chalcedony agate and fluor spar with heat and varying dyes. Oberstein Germany is noted for its jewelry dyeing and a secret to convert cubridolite to cat s eye.
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Oberstein
Germany
Harper’s Weekly
Lost with All On Board Vessels In North Atlantic Era
A Chambers Journal note cites 24 fully vanished North Atlantic steamers from 1841 to 1890 totaling 1 451 souls, including the President City of Glasgow Pacific Tempest City of Boston and others. Possible causes include capsizing machinery failure fire collision and heavy seas with no survivors.
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Chambers Journal
Glasgow
Pacific
Lnverpool
Boston
Alleen
Paris
Queenstown
Indian Wolf Progenitor Ties Dogs to Ancient Bloodhounds
A Paris Natural History Museum professor reports study of canine skulls showing the Indian wolf more closely resembles the shepherd dog and bloodhound than other wolves and jackals. He argues Indian wolf is the progenitor of modern dogs and bloodhounds, tracing two primitive dog races from central Asia to Europe.
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Harper's Weekly
Natural History Museum
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Central Asia
Europe
Berlin Victors Waterloo dispatch says complete French defeat
Blu cher reports to the Berlin governor that allied forces under the Duke of Wellington won a decisive victory near La Belle Alliance. The French army is in dissolution with many guns captured, and Blucher promises more details later. Dispatch arrived in Berlin on June 34, 1813, per London Globe.
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Berlin
Waterloo
Blucher
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Brussels
la Belle Alliance
Fashion Trend Hits Paris Taxicab Drivers
A quirky report notes a fashion contagion among Paris taxi drivers who speak German and display a new style while cabs patrol the streets. The piece highlights a curious cultural moment with drivers adapting language and attire as part of city life.
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Paris
Canine Notlons
School Library Purchases Add Wide Reading Volumes
The school library received a large shipment of books including The Blazed Trail Chronicles of Rebecca The Master’s Violin Seven Cake The Count of Monte Cristo The Wandering Jew Don Quixote and many classics such as Bryant Longfellow and Lowell complete poems. Also listed are biographies histories Robinson Faust and The Garden of Allah among others. A second shipment is expected.
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New
Rebecca
Benjla Donna
Don Quixote
Lowell
Bryant
Longfellow
Helena
Richer
Joan of Arc
Old Peabody Pew
Saul of
Farsus
Theo
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New England
Dan Mathews
Janice, Meredith
England
Faust
Local business invites Aurelia citizens to patronize
The notice states that the establishment will accommodate Aurelia residents who wish to patronize the business, inviting local citizens to visit and support.
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Aurelia
Selfless act saves child. surgeon exposes life to diphtheria
Shoreditch court heard how Mr. 5B. T. Mullally, house surgeon at Guy's hospital, risked his life to operate immediately on a child with severe diphtheria. He chose speed over safety, foreseeing a high risk of infection but saving the child as he himself battled the disease for a month.
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T. Mullally
Guy's Hospital
London
England
Shoreditch County Court
Munilally
Public sale advertising offered on short notice
Local office states it can prepare public sale advertisements quickly. The message emphasizes readiness to handle urgent notices and provide timely publication services for sale announcements.
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Cherokee County
R. B. Kenyon
E. H. Weise
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Wyoming
Pipestone
Minnesota
Kuhlmann
Anna Littlefield
Miss Littlefield
Iowa City
Edna Armstrong
Yuma
Colorado
Silver Township
Illinois Central
Panama. Limited
New Orleans
Panama Limited
Florida
Illinois Central Daily
Mercur
Birmingham
Central OF
Columbus
Albany
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Borgia
ST Line
Havana
Cuba
Wiekabark National Maillsacy Park
Templeman Farm
Alta
Reliance
Janesville
Hayes
Robert Templeman
WM. Dice
J. A. Johnson
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