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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
3
An era of shifting policy weighs on markets as lawmakers debate tariffs, investment, and growth. Analysts, including officials from the Treasury and Commerce departments, warn of potential impacts on jobs, prices, and manufacturing while seeking bipartisan consensus.
Vague OCR fragment notes a death linked to an operation during or after graduation events in South Dakota. Mentions Dr Arthur Molly, a chief and a crowd estimate, with unclear references to services and a brotherly observation.
A triple funeral was held Friday at Oak Park Cemetery for three individuals identified in scattered fragments as residents of Porfield Sleazer and related communities. The ceremony occurred in the afternoon with brief burial rites.
A list of irregular OCR fragments describes petitions before the board of supervisors to set July 6 for road improvements in Varista County. Mentions of storms, delays, and local names appear, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Lang, a Lake Register resident and year-old son of D WV Lang, died last Thursday at 6 30 p m at his home 114 Ontario street following a hand injury from cutting on glass the previous Saturday. Medical aid and specialists were called but tetanus or lockjaw set in.
The sermon next Sunday morning will center on The Drama of Ruth with an evening sermon titled A Trip Across Australia. Pastor G. R. Gilbert invites all to worship at the Methodist church noting the historical basis of the message. Also advertised: Amoskeag chambray work shirts for 69 cents at Larson Bros.
Mys Anna Wilkinson of Alta was named chairman of the Execu tive board of the Grand Assembly of Iowa Rainbow Girls in Des Moines. Alta council met with Northwestern Bell officials to discuss a new franchise and John P. Flemming of John Direct-related sale of the fast pacing mare for 5000 dollars. Trinity Lutheran church installed a Hill green Lane pipe organ built by Pitts Org 3 of Omaha at about 3200 dollars.
Harold William Trease, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trease, died at his Omaha residence Saturday morning June 26 after a five month illness from a weak heart following influenza. He was born October 19 1891 in Lynville Town and lived in Newton Iowa before moving, married to Miss He, survived by wife and three year old son Harold William Jr, his mother Mrs. H. Trease of Des Moines, and sister Mrs. Lee Byerly of Anamosa Iowa. Funeral services were held in Des Moines Tuesday afternoon, Rev G R Gilbert officiating, burial in Des Moines.
Get a new straw hat for the fourth with special prices this Saturday at Larson Bros. Enjoy bargain pricing and a wide selection as the store marks Independence Day weekend.
Ten years ago James Phelan, a well known young farmer, died when his chest was crushed beneath an overturned automobile in front of the Albert Kludas farm home. Also, Miss Margaret Brangwin and Mr. John Booth wed at LeMars, Cherokee, June 26.
The poultry and hog clinic held at the opera house last Saturday afternoon, sponsored by J. C. Nelson, local druggist, drew fair attendance. Attendees praised the educational features on poultry and hog raising and urged more raisers to attend future events.
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