Local sales and community notes from Aurelia page
Local news item collage noting Lewis and Harris store bargains on dresses and groceries, a car load of Fords from Aurelia Auto Co, people traveling to Sioux City and Des Moines for business, church and charity events, and updates on residents including Isaacson, Lawson, Diercks, and Bischel families plus local meetings, sales, and upcoming lectures.
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Aurelia Auto Company
Lewis
Teat Lewis
Kleeberger’s
Harris
Chas
Nelson
E. W. Peterson
Sioux City
Lewis’ Store
J.C. Nelson
W. &E. Haight
Roy Phelan
Famous Maryland Artists Charles and Rembrandt Peale
Maryland boasts two famed artists Charles and Rembrandt Peale. Charles born 1741 in Chestertown studied under Copley and West, painted Washington’s first portrait as a Virginia colonel, served in the Revolution, and promoted Philadelphia’s Academy of Fine Arts. He also invented enamel teeth and died in Philadelphia in 1827. Rembrandt Peale rose to fame through his outstanding portraits and carried on his father’s artistic legacy.
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Maryland
Charles
Rembrandt Peale
Chestertown
Robert Fulton
Charles Peale
Boston
Copley
London
Benjamin West
Washington
Virginia
Trenton
Germantown
Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Giant Canopus shines 49000 times brighter than the sun
Professor W I A Ellison estimates Canopus to be 49 000 times as bright as the sun with a diameter 134 times larger and surface area 18 000 lines greater. It lies about 489 light years away, and placed at the solar system's center it would fill most of Venus orbit and blot the sky. No life could exist with such proximity.
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Canopus
W. I. A. Ellison
Professor Eils
Venus
Earth
Start Your Day Right and Refuse to Be Annoyed
A Dayton News piece urges beginning mornings calmly to avoid later irritation. It compares gentle engine starts to a humane approach, then shares a humorous tale of a driver lifting a stranger who prefers the next house.
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Dayton News
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Enjoyed Her Ride In Auto About Three Miles From His Shop
A newspaper snippet describes Mr. Jones who drives daily in his automobile and often offers a pedestrian a ride. The account begins when he leaves his business area one morning.
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Mr. Jones
Thrown Out Headlines Spark War Work Worries
In reciprocal quips from Mrs Flatbush and Mrs Bensonhurst the joke centers on unemployment caused by war. They claim neighbors and relatives were cast out of work by the conflict and blasts, reflecting home front anxiety and humor of wartime shortages.
For Sale Items Listed by Local Residents
For Sale items include a White Wyandotte cockerel from Mrs Wm Haight contact 1110, Fullblood Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels from W I Keister, a six room Aurelia house to be moved from premises by Henry Myora, a roller top desk a fire proof safe and a sanitary cot at Dr G F Puffect office, and six registered Scotch Shorthorn cattle from Dubes & Oblson with ages from four and a half to six years.
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Aurelia
Henry Myora
G. F. Puffect
Dubes & Oblson
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The
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Cherokee
Ed Kruse
Fort Dodge
CG. A. Lawson
Kansas City
Walter Johnson
Columbus
Indiana
E.F. Georke
A. L. Neville
Spirit Lake
Ladies Aid Society
Ee M. E
Fred Blake
Mina Taylor
Peter Johnson
Ogdensburg
Wisconsin
H. J. Nelson
J. McDeid
Storm Lake
L. H. Chase
B. A. Dice
B. Butterfield
Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Ray Newton, Prince of Magic
the Sentinel
Cherokee County
J. C. Lockin
C. DeVries
Farmers National Co- Operative Elevator Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa
W. P. Dawson
Watertown
South Dakota
South Dakota Horticultural Society
Iowa Horticultural Society
Mr. Dawson
Des Moines
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Julius Jordan
A. W. Baltimore
Des Moinis
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
Carl Nelson
Nellie Christopher
Parker
D. Dubes
Stella Hickey
Riverside
California
Maggie Neville
Eugine Grigsby
C. H. Young
LeMara
Merrill
Hawarden
Ireton
Epworks League
Epworth League
H. W. Bischel
Truesdale
Farmers ‘National Bank
J. W. Branksill
Sauk Center
Minnesota
W. C
H. A. Marin
Ethel
Iowa City
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Wm. Haight
White Wyandotte Cockerela
Plymouth Rock
W. I. Keister
Homaha
Fur
Chicaco