Aurelia Post Office Lists Second Class Entries
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Aurelia
Iowa
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
1
Notice on Subscription Renewal Obligation
This paper will not stop at expiration and subscribers who continue to receive the paper after expiration must pay for the service. The notice emphasizes ongoing obligation for those who do not cancel or notify otherwise.
Ship causes death slipping on wet board
Mrs. R. D. Hall was killed when she slipped on a wet porch board while cleaning snow near Reinbeck. As she fell her chin struck a chair, the impact breaking her neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Hall
Reinbeck
Wolf Encounter and Rabbit Hunt Ends with Slager Slaughtering Wolf
Robert Slager of Williamsburg shot a wolf eight times with a .22 rifle as it approached him while he hunted rabbits on a hill. He then carried the carcass home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Slager
Williamsburg
Slager
School Notes From Aurelia Consolidated In January 1947
The notes detail class updates across grades from kindergarten to senior year at Aurelia Consolidated School. Students report illness, reading progress, spelling honors, and birthday treats. Activities include science on weather and seasons, dictionary usage, and a March of Dimes drive, with mentions of sports, assemblies, and faculty visits.
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Spot
Dick and
Jones
Dog
Jane
Noel
Douglas
Larry
Frances
Veronica
Donna Bezoni
Lee Christinson
Donnie Conley
Lynne Hanson
Dennis
Doreen Hasenwinkel
Gary Jacob
Gerald Johnson
Sharon Minkler
Carolyn Nelson
Francis Peterson
Galen Peterson
Gail Schramm
Dana Schulke
Dennis Shireman
Jane Sjoberg
Jane Stutz
Philip Peterson
Mary Ann Bjorkgren
Victor Braunschweig
Jack Clark
Mary Jane Cline
Dee Ann Ducummon
David Flory
Carl Gustafson
Jane Gustafson
Patty Hickey
Phyllis Hicks
Jerry Mahn
Marlene Menefee
Ruth Ann Peterson
Jimmie Ruppert
Artie Steffens
Judy Troxel
Jack Hanson
Jack
Roger Ross
Roger
Susie
Hasenwinkel
Joel Ross
Lurene Bengtson
Jerry Conley
Elizabeth Buenger
Richard Forbes
Janet Jensen
Mary Ann Kreutz
David Nelson
Douglas Ohlson
Donna Mac Ell
Marilyn Radke
Robert Ross
Malcolm Teerink
Norma Wallen
Francis Brownmiller
Janice Dyslin
Beverly Ell
Darlene Kolpin
Gaylene Matzdorff
Marlyce Vogel
America
Prince Henry
Vasco de Gama
Columbus
John Cabbot
Jacques Cartier
Balboa
Magellan
Arihimetic
Betty Nelson
Curtis Publishing Company
Aurelia Consolidated School
Curtis Vocational
Larry Kolpin
Miss Weiblen
Marcus
Bulldogs
Yancing
Legion Hall
Russell Allen
Edgar Allen
Hartley
Veterans Training News
Howard Deyloff
Trust & Saving Bank
Deyloff
Farm ‘Credit
G. I
Irrigated Crops Show Varied Water Needs
Scientists from the Department of Agriculture report crop water use varies by depth of roots and soil type. Surface feeding crops like small grains and potatoes need frequent light waterings, while deep rooted alfalfa use water heavily but less often.
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Department of Agriculture
Research Administration
From China to the world paper making and printing
The text notes Tsai Lun in the Han era inventing papermaking around 105 A D under Emperor Ho Ti. It explains animal glue used in sizing to create smooth paper for ink, and traces the spread of papermaking and the rise of printing in the 15th century with glue remaining essential in paper making, bookbinding, and printers rollers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tsai Lun
Ho-Ti
All Work and No Play Westinghouse’s Early Inventions
The piece recalls George Westinghouse born a century ago and describes his first practical invention in his father’s shop. To meet a picnic deadline the 14 year old built an automatic pipe cutting machine using wheels belts and wood blocks, impressing his father with neatly cut pipe lengths.
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George Westinghouse
George
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Illuminates 1893 World Fair Live Proposal
George Westinghouse, born a century ago, contracted to light Chicago's 1893 World's Fair to show AC transmission advantages. Rivals held key lamp patents, but with under a year left he created a stopper lamp, built a factory, and completed the lighting job at a profit despite bidding $1,000,000 less than rivals.
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George Westinghouse
Chicago
Westinghouse
Food and kindred products value up in the South 1939
Output in 1939 for food and kindred products manufactured in the South neared two billion dollars. Wholesale meat packing reached 387 million, bread and bakery 232 million, flour and grain mill products 183 million, non alcohol beverages 165 million, canned fruits and vegetables 69 million, ice cream and ices 63 million, and cooking fats and oils 57 million. Kentucky leads all states in whisky production.
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South
Kentucky
Pasteurization Methods in Milk Processing
Two commercial pasteurization methods are described. The holding method heats milk to 143 145 degrees F and sustains for 30 minutes. The high temperature short time method heats to 161 162 degrees F and holds for 15 seconds, suitable for large volumes in continuous plants.
Old Dolls of Greece and Rome Unearthed in Antiquity
The article describes ancient dolls with movable limbs from Greek and Roman times. Children’s burial digs in Rome reveal dolls buried with full trousseaux, while Greek brides offered dolls to the goddess of marriage on their wedding morn.
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Greece
Rome
Antiquity
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