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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
2
Aurelia Sentinel reports on county and district political interest lagging as spring elections approach. It notes Odebolt Chronicle sightings of opossums and prairie chickens, and criticizes local officials and a town newspaper for bias while urging voter turnout.
A local front page warns of a growing illegal prairie chicken shipping trade. A deputy warden investigated the parties involved, with rumors of younger accomplices killing birds for resale. Residents are urged to quit and anticipate heavy penalties to protect game birds.
Mr and Mrs George Anspach visited Sioux City last Friday returning Saturday. Mrs Sarah Larson returning home in Schaller. Mrs Tora Kenyon and Mrs W Taylor visited Cushing last week. Dan Riner from Morningside preached at Diamond last Sunday. Albert Rapp and wife visiting Frank Grigsby home. Will Hickey and family and Chas Gustafson and families at Elmer Danielson home. Maggie Hench helping with house work. Ladies aid met with Mrs Chas Rubberness. Westensee Bros shelling corn locally. Geo Johns family at John Lindquist. Frank Grigsby over Sunday at Wm Lucia’s north of town. R B Clemens family with Frank Lindsay family Sunday. Neighbors surprised R B Clemens and presented them a library table after noon.
Mr Olive and Mrs Neville visit with Mrs Gra ham as revival meetings gain attention. Chaplain White delivers sermons praised by attendees. community shows awakening with conversions. Mrs Lane returns from travels in Esmond and Beresford while others plan visits and school work continues. A horse accident injures Russel Jones requiring medical care.
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