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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
4
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baltimore on Wednesday January 10. Numerous local items report the Aurelia area: market specials, deliveries, visits, and social events. Basketball games, band concert plans, tax reminders, and residents traveling or entertaining are listed with frequent references to Aurelia, Cleghorn, Peterson A. L., and area families.
Notice from Chas. McCurdy that a two year old red and white heifer strayed to his place on October 8. Owner may claim by paying advertising costs.
Rena Swanson visited at the C. E. Danielson home near Storm Lake from Tuesday to Thursday. LeRoy Hench returned home after visiting his sister Mrs. J. G. Waterman in Manson. Grace Shriner returned from Correctionville to resume school at Center. Melva Peterson was surprised by a large party Thursday evening. Peter Linquist hosted an Ames classmate over the weekend. the visitor teaches near Storm Lake. William Haight hauled 2000 bushels of corn to Herman Day near Holstein at 63 cents a bushel. Algy Lindsay and Billy spent Sunday with W. F. Hickey family. Richie, Melva Peterson, Ardis Hickey and Grace Plantz returned to lia High School after a two week vacation. The FP Bureau meeting in Cherokee Rday drew attendees including Rev. and Mrs. Ralston. funeral services were held in Lake View Tuesday morning. Otto Plantz shelled corn on Tuesday. County supervisors met with township trustees to review repad work by Sanders Brothers Construction. Henry Burr shelled corn and hauled to Galva. Helga Peterson sewed for Bess Pitcher this week. Henry Otto marketed hogs in Galva on Monday.
A brief, clipped exchange shows a college graduate offering executive services being refused by a stern, self-made millionaire. The scene portrays tension and terse dialogue with abrupt good mornings and unclear dialogue.
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