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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Clymens recently. Local business and visits abound as families travel, groceries and deliveries are advertised, and town events including baseball with Archer, a thunderstorm, and public notices fill the Aurelia scene.
A lively student run drive promises a fun time as teams captained by Miss Jessie Lockin and Miss Luella Lewis clash in a baseball contest to fund subscriptions. A banquet awaits the winning side with the loser serving. All are invited to join the fray and help make it enjoyable and profitable.
We thank our neighbors and friends for assistance during bereavement and for flowers and music. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Danielson.
O'Brien County land parcels No 26 and No 28 offer 160 and 320 acres of improved ground with houses stables groves and schools nearby. No 26 asks 77.50 per acre with easy terms four and a half miles from town and a mile from the school. No 28 at 112 per acre claims superior value being 4 miles from school and near two towns. Send inquiries for details at once.
Melinda Wilson born Clarion county Pennsylvania September 6 1838 came to Iowa 1855 married Nicholas P Brown March 1856 who died September 20 1879 seven children four survive at her death widowed by Judson Muzzy since November 7 1897. She joined church young and led a Christian life funeral at home conducted by Rev Elmer Menough burial Napanee cemetery. Bloomington Advement.
400 acre improved farm in this vicinity available at 856 per acre. Includes house barns well windmill grove orchard rice drain pool. One half down and balance in five years at 5 percent. Owner wants to retire. Write Geo E Paterson Land Co 999 Estherville, IA.
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