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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel B C Lighter proprietor and publication info notes the paper is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Iowa.
Miss Fannie Gannon of State College warns that late butchering to fit Home Butchering Week January 14 24 increases accident risk in home meat prep. She urges careful handling of hot jars and pressures cookers with safety devices, avoiding open flames and keeping knives and hot liquids secured.
The schedule lists Sioux Valley conference tourney in Paullina on Jan 7b and home games against Truesdale on Jan 26 Brooke on Jan 20 Hartley on Feb 2 Marcus on Feb 5 Immaculate Conception on Feb maybe, County tournament Feb 18 19 20 Sioux Rapids at home Feb 22 and Linn Grove on Feb 26 with stationery ad at Sentinel.
A young Irish recruit testifies in a robbery case. The officer recalls a single suspicious man who claimed to open a bark and later opened a bank and stole 23 990 pounds. The magistrate and police joke about the unlikely chain of events.
Fragmented text shows two old friends in London debating a risky plan. One warns to run as the other reacts to a rotten idea, but the passage is garbled and lacks concrete facts or names.
Fragmentary text references a coach, hay fever, and a disputed incident. Details are garbled with no coherent event, names, or context to identify persons, teams, places, or dates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions wrestling and a vague sentiment about a stamp and past events. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving an unresolved statement with uncertain significance.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a doctor and patient with scattered phrases about gathering tongue and an event called iO mGation. The readable parts point to medical advice or a dialogue but lack a coherent narrative or clear entities. The text is too fragmentary for a precise summary.
Obscure text mentions boats and fishing and a side of a ship with fragmented phrases. Names and places are unreadable, making precise identification impossible. The fragment lacks coherent events or actors to summarize.
A fragmented text presents quirky exchanges and stray lines about looking ahead luck and upending sums. It weaves street chatter with odd phrases on fishing summer air conditioned trains and a Gettysburg address reference amid misspelled names and stray comments.
A brief humor piece notes a dairyman advising farmers to begin milking promptly as time slips by. The line “milked em this Way” signifies a casual rural instruction and a playful exchange between Early Bird Dairyman and Now Hand.
New York report from C R Graham of Railway Express Agency outlines pet shipping as a booming trade with about 121,000,0909 dollars annual value. Dogs are the most traveled, but lions, leopards, pythons and other pets are shipped nationwide, requiring varied care and handling.
Washington D C The conservation corps program for the coming period will run 2020 CCC camps with about 2090 workers. Projects cover reforestation fire and insect protection erosion control wildlife habitat improvement and water conservation across national state and private forests and lands. Director Hobert Fechner notes emphasis on tree planting erosion control and range rehabilitation among others.
Mrs. J B Mason, widow of Joly, now lives in a bungalow erected by friends and local tradespeople after 12 years in an old shack. Neighbors donated materials and labor including carpenters, plumbers, bricklayers, electricians, and trickmen, completing the home in the evenings.
Lansing Michigan State College swapped a pipe organ for machine shop tools with the Michigan Reformatory. Warden Fred A Chapman of Ionia said the organ was wanted for the chapel while the college needed tools for engineering students.
Dances at the Lewis Hotel and K P hall and a Hillside card party in Cherokee raise funds for Franklin D Roosevelt relief efforts. Tickets cost fifty cents admitting to any event with seventy percent kept locally and thirty percent sent to Roosevelt headquarters.
Mt Olive notes funeral attendances for Ernie Stevenson and John Colquist, a 25th wedding anniversary party for Claude Jones and B H Dubes, and a double wedding at Bethlehem Lutheran parsonage. A large church social followed with songs, readings, and silver offerings. Local visits include Arlie Nordstrom and Ward Courtright in the area.
An old classified ad promoting Lee's Cafe offering all kinds of tobacco cigarettes and good things to eat with a tf pump windmill and plumbing contact Esby McDeid by phone 99.
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