Local notices and social updates from Aurelia area
John Mummert makes a Hartley business trip with Clifford Simmers visiting his home. Frances Chandler of Sioux visits the Shanks. Luella Parrott fills a week at the drug store during Loriie Johnson’s illness. A. G. Connell attends veterinary convention in Des Moines. Congregational Missionary Society meets January 29. Mrs. Elsie Chandler and son Herold visit the Grasshoff home. Farm Bureau Women plan January 22 social in Pitcher township. George Fritz, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Bouchy travel to Chariton after an auto accident word reaches front page. A. J. Whinery celebrates 48 years as Sentinel subscriber. Harold Toner leaves Maytag for International Harvester four-county sales territory. J. C. Nelson sells goods with prompt settlement required. Congregational Ladies Aid to meet January 30. Crank case oil heaters by Lamm & Larson praised. Andrew Herold injures thumb but expects full recovery. Stock-feeding meeting in Aurelia. Rex Beresford speaks. Legion and Auxiliary join Scouts for citizenship program February 12. Subscriptions message urges prompt payment from arrears readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mummert
Hartley
Clifford Simmers
Frances Chandler
Sioux
J. Shank
Luella Parrott
Loriie Johnson
Congregational Ladies Aid
Bert Waddell
Gena Paulson
Ed Kohlhagen
Asa Whiting
Lamm & Larson
Andrew Herold
Aurelia
Rex Beresford
Ames
Farm Bureau
Aurelia Poultry Co and area sports note in Aurelia
Miss Erma Cernish of Cherokee visited with Mrs Irwin Cammack. Bernard Paulson left for a lumbermen convention in Minneapolis. Prices on mash oyster shells pig meal and cuit meal offered by Aurelia Poultry Co phone 29. Mr and Mrs Earl Crippen of Mt Olive go to Chico California to visit relatives. A Galva visit to Aurelia for a basketball return game is expected after a close win earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Cernish
Irwin Cammack
Bernard Paulson
Minneapolis
Aurelia Poultry Co
Earl Crippen
Mt. Olive
Chico
California
Farm bureau meeting draws about fifteen at Diamond Center
Professor Rex Beresford of Ames spoke on livestock feeds at the Diamond Center meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Haight returned from Des Moines after attending the Iowa State Farm Bureau convention January 14–16. A baby girl named Mary Alice was born to Mr and Mrs Carol Anderson. Vera Nordstrom, practicing teaching in Cherokee, spent the weekend at home. Mrs Rey Ohlson hosted several girls for Jen Ohlson’s tenth birthday with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Diamond Center
Rex Beresford
Ames
William Haight
Des Moines
Iowa State Farm Bureau
Carol Anderson
Mary Alice
Vera Nordstrom
Cherokee
Rey Ohlson
Jen
Oh'gon
Caruso generosity noted by New York reporters
Caruso the great tenor was said to be very generous to newspaper men in New York giving each year about $1,500 as a douceur when in Chatelty. He earned $2,400 per phon, sang at least sixty times a season in New York and was invited to sing five or six times at Athletic City with about $4,000 each. In one American season he reportedly made $200,000 plus $30,000 from gramophone records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
New York
Athletic City
America
Famous American Trees In North Carolina and New York
The text describes historic trees linked to the American Revolution, naming the Great Battle Ground oak at Guilford Court House, the Washington horse chestnut presented to General Brown, and several trees around Washington's headquarters in White Plains and Pawling, New York, noted by the American Tree Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Gulford Court House
Bath
Othe Washinton
George Washington
Gener Brown
Washinton
New York State
White Plains
Pawling
Luck and Career Rise in Uncertain Times
A muddled OCR fragment traces Ceeil Rhodes to South Africa and his fate. It hints that climate and chance directed his path, shaping a remarkable career in the industrial world despite doubts about his survival in England. The text references luck, doom, and a fallible journey to prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeil Rhodes
South Africa
Filet
Africa
Mino
Eneland
Bin
Flaethy Mide
Hte
Fragmented dialogue from rural scene at a crossing
A motorist asks for directions and encounters a Mountaineer who jokes about family math. The absurd exchange mentions hats and a rattling car as a humorous aside, reflecting a rustic, lighthearted moment.
Local society notes and correction of high score
The society column reports gatherings at multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Clarene Kaskey hosting a dinner and bridge evening with Mr. Clarence Person. Clubs Merry Few, Pythian, Embroidery Circle, and Linger Longer meet with bridge, needlework, and luncheons. A correction clarifies the high score winner as Mrs. Fred Jordan, not Mrs. Frank Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarene
Kaskey
Clarence Person
J. C. Nelson
Mrey Few Club
Fred Jordan
S. Frank Jordan
Experts Debate Efficiency Practices Across Firms
A quoted exchange critiques how efficiency experts misapply methods, noting a gap between recommended actions and actual practice. The remarks, attributed to Arkupse and Cunette, highlight skepticism about professionals’ own efficiency.
Things to look stampy advises psychologist quote
A cryptic note from Eugene Guard of Eugene Oregon comments on appearances and happiness. The remark links a well known psychologist to the idea that looking happy is natural when one prays. The fragment reflects local viewpoint and uncertain attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
For Sale Lost Found HKc Classified Locals
Lost and found classifieds note items with a 10 cent per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Phone number listed as 70 R3 for contact.
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Hkc
For Sale and Auction Notices from Local Advertisements
For Sale All of our household goods including ip vividaire at private sale J Nelson Adit For Sale or Rent Comfortable dwelling one block west of school house inquire of Paulson Bros Hereford Cattle For Sale 187 two year old steers 154 yearlings LU calves 18 spring heifers 56 dry cows Females and TB tested Write or wire A Lyavetaatt bairfield luwa 450
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I*vividaire
J. . Nelson
School House
Dnquire
Paulson Bros. U
T. B
Wal Sur
Lyavetaatt
Bairfield
Luwa
Town Clock 132 Years Old Becomes Historic Timekeeper
The Town Clock at Frederick, Maryland, aged 132 years, is noted as one of America’s oldest continuously used timepieces. Since soon after John Adams succeeded Washington as president, it has kept hours without interruption, surviving generations as a landmark historic clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederick
Farm Journal
John Adams
Washington
If He Fails Charles Levine Talks of Marriage
The aged billionaire plans marriage to a beautiful stenographer named summers. Levine remarks the groom should be happy since the bride is sensible and will cling to him for all he is worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levine
Amethysts and Opals Used as Road Material
A report by Prof. Oo Quelle of Bonn University via Associated Press says amethyst and opal, quarried and cut in Brazil, are used to pave streets. He cites towns in Sibert and Bernstein where gem waste and serpentine byproducts are employed for road surfaces giving violet and green hues, dust-free finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclin Geogrphical Society
Oo Quelle
Bonn University
Associated Press
Bertin
Brasil
Balda
Coto Wes
Sibert
Treutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Bernstein
Bugenland
Ancient Vegetables Linked to Temples and Taste
The article notes turnips beets and radishes among ancient offerings at the temple of Apollo in Delphi. It explains ranking by metal dedication lead for turnips silver for beets and gold for radishes and traces radish origins and medieval and ancient uses for health including cures and poultices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Apollo du Delphi
Dog Idioms and Phrases Across Cultures
A brief list notes idioms traced to dogs and canine imagery in Chinese and French influences. It highlights phrases like dog’s chance, bone to pick, old dogs new tricks, bark worse than bite, top dog, under dog, and the common expletive dog gone with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiitho
Frans
Governor Takes Off Hat After Audience Demand
A Springfield Union report describes a memorial address by a governor in the South to a large crowd. A talking picture reveals stage microphone moments as the governor prepares to conclude his speech. A woman beside him, likely his wife, calls, Take your hat off, prompting him to remove his hat amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rivers Driven by Ice Ages Shape Great River Course
A historic account describes ice age floods diverting rivers from the upper Mississippi and Yellowstone, forcing streams to new outlets toward the sea. Missouri and Red rivers altered courses as thaw melted, creating a major linked drainage that formed the Missouri basin. The Red River shifted north while other rivers continued south, reshaping regional waterways.
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Mississippa
Missouri
Rede
Ain
Mirntie Sola Rlver
Rede River
Popular Place In Town Described By Local Guide
A newcomer asks where most people live and the agent notes a popular area just off town outskirts. He says it’s where many residents seem to reside, implying a crowded or favored neighborhood. The exchange hints at locals steering newcomers to a central living spot.
Wedding Stationery Noted As Sentine Brand Item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wedding stationery, a possible brand named Sentine, and a dialogue style comment about inheritance of ideas. No clear people, dates, or places are identifiable. The readable elements suggest a notice or product mention without a coherent event or action.
Knees and a Bruised Knee Tale from Philadelphia Public Ledger
Johnny Johnson complains of a bruised knee and seeks comfort from his mother. He pretends to show a sore knee after tearing his stocking, but the ruse collapses when the stocking is found to be wrong.
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Johmns
Johnny
Ele
Mother
Johmny
Tie
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fragmentary grocery dialogue hints at memory lapse
The snippet shows a shopper and grocer in a shop, debating what item was asked about, with a girl recalling a request for the time. The misheard list includes cheese bacon tea coffee sugar and various goods, ending with a plea for the correct time.
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Tye
Don’t Be a Quitter Quote on Grit and Perseverance
A terse quotation extols perseverance noting quitting is among the worst traits and a common flaw. It emphasizes that success belongs to those who endure reverses and return with renewed effort. The sentiment frames resilience as key to achievement in the face of setbacks.
National Meattoes and European Alliances Noted
A garbled report mentions Gemimy Holhond and Bella with hints of Germany and the Netherlands Belgium and union strength. The fragment references national meat toes and tomshettens, suggesting a satirical or corrupted text about European cooperation and alliances.
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Netherlands
Belgium
Union
Stierweg The Custom Marking Ceremonies at Edward I Era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe marking customs and ceremonies involving Edward I era figures and places in Marland. The text hints at ceremonial marks and trade or legal actions but lacks complete details for full context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. G. Connell
Fort Des Moines
Congregational Missionary Society
G. R. Wharton
M. Hines
Elsie Chandler
Herold
Sioux City
Mrs. Chandler
John Grasshoff
Pitcher Township
Emmet Ammons
George Fritz
Marie Johnson
Louis Bouchy
Chariton
Au.o
P.ac
Hereli Me
Carl Larson
the Sentinel
A. J. Whinery
The
Sentinel
Harold Toner
J. S. Mummert
International Harvester Co
Plymouth
O’brien
Osceola
Carl Voss
Alta
Legion and Auxiliary
Boys Scouts of America
Community Theatre
Nelson
F. E. Pratt
Diamond Center News
Merry Few Club
George Nelson
Leland Dawson
Inez Score
Pythian Club
Zelda Chamberlin
Linger Longer
Mrs. C. E. Day
Etlicwenesty
Dane Estan Pratserty
R. I
Cuns
Luckin
Pauson-Pinkbine Lumber Co
American Theatre
Wacos
Lwa
Vilapiaone
ED Lewis
Fainous
AW Jeuyo Ua
Comeay
Lunday
Moore Blanche
Metro-Goldwyn
Kacketa
Rejnitz
OUR
Sentine
National Meattoes
Marland
Edward
Jne
B. Dhardy
J.C. Nelson
Cee
Storm Lake Electric Hatchery
DR. L. D Potter
Larson’s Store
General Merchandise
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