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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
Frisia morning ad notices include local advertising details and a call for a cate meeting. The page mentions 20 cents per insertion and annual rates for subscriptions or promotions, with references to a Friday January 26 date and local commerce activity.
Local column records social visits, births, marriages, deaths, and community events across small towns. Mentions of residents like Darrow Selby and Parker Lindell, church activities, funerals, market prices, and upcoming meetings reflect daily life and civic happenings.
The undersigned will sell at sale near Newgord firm one mile north of Auretia beginning at dusk on Wednesday. Items include cattle, calves, yearlings, cows, calves, and 20 head of stock. Also farm machinery, implements, and feed gear. Sale conducted by D. Dice, with Auctioneer listed.
Several new houses will begin construction early this spring, including a substantial two story home and a planned permanent residence near the old Congregational church area. Local workers will move ahead as weather permits, with streets and utilities to be upgraded to support the expanded housing.
Local political gathering reports Geo D Perkins running for governor with supporters and a party strategy. The piece notes a Monday night meeting, candidate acceptance, and involvement of party members, with references to local figures and forthcoming committee work.
A garbled notice outlines excursion rates from Michigan to multiple states and cities, detailing weekly and holiday schedules, extensions, and fare options. It mentions specific regions such as Ark, Wichwbainie, Havana, Solan, and California, with references to agents and travel dates through spring and April.
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