Aurelia Classifieds and Local Notices Highlight Summer Activities
Local for sale notes and shop ads mix with personal visits and travel updates. Residents including J. Shank and J. W. Grapentham operate bakery routes, while Miss Levine Johnson and Ruthven visitors share summer plans. The Aurelia town aeroplane ID circle marks Standard Oil’s warehouse roof for navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Mummert
Larson
WLR. M.S
HL. P. Nelson
Py Farrow
J. W. Grapen
J. Shank
Goor
Abn
Mel
Henry Myers
Arlene
Sucde Wellh
Okobafi
Lucile Weiland
Ruthven
Kas
Renee Davis
Peterson
Fern Dreyer
Arlene Crepps
Arlington
South Dakota
Fred Kohlhagen
Last Rifes for M. Church Leader
Funeral services for Dr J B Primble aged 80 were held at Grace Methodist Episcopal church after his death from injuries received on his farm near Sioux Falls South Dakota. Bishop Frederick Leete preached on Creative Christianity as a large diverse congregation gathered to honor a longtime northwest Iowa Methodist conference leader.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
J.B. Primble
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Frederick Leete
Omaha
Northwest Iowa
Weekend social notices and Farm Bureau meeting at Aurelia area
Afton and vicinity residents hosted guests from Rockwell City and Sioux City with visits to Larrabee Aurelia and Cherokee. The June farm bureau meeting at the Earl Zwick home drew about 200 attendees with a girls program and film show followed by ice cream and cake. Local clubs held gatherings with prize contests and a two course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young and
Aelen
Henry Stiencke
Aurelia
Lewis Richards
Francis
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Guy Robinson
Loma
Jake Groff
Ernestine
Lake Okuboji
Farm Bureau
Earl Zwick
Helen Nelson
Hattie Meltonwaig iv
Ed Mienking
Storm Lake
Salem Snyder's
Albert
Glenn Parker
Cherokee
Karl Zwick
Mia
Weary Stevens
Ninian
Mas
Alfred Zwick
Kerokee
Geo. Awick
Ais. Parker and
Glenn
Geo. Petting Ils
Chas. Robinson
Evelyn
Windam
Minnesota
Fred Gould
Hazel Gould
Lydia Snyder
Richards
Mesdames
Grace Mummert
Florence “Wick
Rosa Honsbruch
Buneo
Deat
Ethel Zwick
Local social notes from East Afton and Elk area
East Afton and Elk readers report visits and family events in Slayton Storm Lake Cherokee Aurelia and Sioux City. Names include George Kolpin John Booth Bernice Kolpin Ed Erickson Bill Booth Bobby Jerry LeRoy Goettsch and Haight households with several callers and weekend stays.
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George Kolpin
Slayton
Minnesota
LaMerne
Dick Hansbruch
Howard Haight
BL Booth
Bill Booth
Bobby
Jerry
Ed Erickson
Mes
LeRoy Goettsch
Phyllis
Vera Jane
Gus Goettsch
Aurelia
Madalynne
Wm. Betcher
Sioux City
Family Outing at Lost Island Lake
Visiting in the Frank Betcher home, Mro and Mrs. Carl Ammons and Max spent Sunday at Lost Island Lake enjoying a day outdoors.
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Frank Betcher
Mro
Carl Ammons
Max
Lost Island Lake
Nature Faking Scandal Sparks City Star Probe
A fragmented clipping from the City Star reports a tainted tale titled Nature Faking. The piece cites Tony and Mr Aesop amid questionable claims about consent and imagery, with police or officials unnamed in the murky passage.
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Tony
Aesop
Kunsig City
Ink Missing in Humble Tribute to Anthropologists
A Toledo Blade note praises anthropologists who travel far from home in search of missing ink, framing it as a tribute to their dedication and curiosity.
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Toledo Blade
Weight of Gold One Thousand Dollars in Gold Welds
A fragment notes the weight of a thousand dollars in gold welds equaling three point six eight pounds troy ounces, describing the armor or equipment value and its conversion to weight in pounds and ounces.
Drafts and Overdrafts Spark Fatal Shivers
A terse report notes drafts and overdrafts tied to a fatal incident. Dean UWerntd appears among affected individuals.
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Dean Uwerntd
Chrysanthemums In Japan Cultivate 100 Blossoms From One Plant
A Japanese method known as senrinzukuri trains a single chrysanthemum to bear up to 100 towers of blossoms on one stem. The system showcases remarkable plant shaping techniques and intense horticultural discipline.
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Japan
Conjuring Phrase Echoes Old Time Magic Claims
The expression a came to conjure with traces to days when commuters claimed tricks via a name of power such as Sofomon. The note links historic language to magical lore and vernacular practice.
First Published Printing of the Constitution 1787
The September 1 1787 issue of Dunlap and Chaypoole's Pennsylvania Pocket and Daily Advertiser reports the first printing of the Constitution. The notice highlights the historic document and its impending publication for public distribution.
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Dunlap & Chaypoole
Pennsylvania
Daily Advertiser
Fox Dogs Foxes Trained as Watch Dogs
Farmers train foxes as watch dogs citing efficiency and fierce behavior. The practice reflects unusual animal training use cases reported by Jon don Answers.
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Jon Don
Faith Personified and Hash Joke Stirs The Globe
A quirky note mocks belief as an infidel shows faith by dining on hash at a restaurant. The piece ends with a play on words praising the man who eats hash, suggesting strong faith in a humorous tone.
Unlucky Poker Hand and Mixed Blood Notes
An article fragment references the dead man's hand as a four ace hand with a pair of eights. It also discusses the term mixed blood used for people of mixed race, typically one-quarter African descent, and describes racial labeling based on parentage and grandparentage.
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Deadwood
Unclear Historical Note on Language Relations
A garbled passage discusses the native fin nace of esas and a Galilean reference. It attempts to compare its relation to Hebrew with that of Yiddish to Tebrey, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks coherent factual details.
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Esas
Nera
Hebbrew
Land of Diamonds West Towns and South Africa Musical Fame
Cooquatund is a division out Crpe of Ceabop quuavitee in South Africa Rinmiberhey is its principal town noted for fish din thohd tunes and the region's musical fame as described in the degraded text.
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Ceabop
South Africa
Rinmiberhey
On the Right Road to Unity in Carlyle Era Prose
A fragment from Carlyle reflects on the path toward unity and truth, urging harmony among diverse believers while warning against error as the journey continues. The tone echoes mid-19th century moral argumentative prose urging solidarity in shared beliefs.
It Makes a Difference During Extraordinary Air Weight Talk
A fragment notes confusion over weight measurements and air weight in Philadelphia. It hints at a miscommunication or unusual event affecting a team and timing with a focus on air mass and pounds in a sports or scientific context.
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Aurela, Towa
Oscar Sansen
Andrew Buma
George Clover
Page
W. B. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Sunset Park
Siont
Larson's
Mummert's Hardware
M. FE. Ladies Aid
Verna Howell
Leekin Insurance Office
Gladys Maltby
Elizabeth Neville
Arlene Clawe
LaVonne Dubes
Mr. Dubes
Emil Obeland
Clifford Boyer
J. C. Metzger
Ida
Burt R. Beeghley
Boote
Bret Bowen
Guaeoites of Co
GEC. Eding
Des Meines
Marie
RAPP
Iowa
Iimer Viers
Sawwell
Viers
Blog
Scott
Suanday
Alrs
Bae Heung
Cedar Rapids
Miles Ingersol
Chicago
Roger Ingersol
Boone
Helme, Carlberg
S. Carlberg
Kathryn Meir
Sheldon
C. R. Kleebertger
May
Kermit Bichel
Starvey
Miinois
W. H. Birchel
Kermit
W. A. Bischel
Monee
Ilinois
Mies
Mrs
Prank Faber
Son Arnold
Faber
Joe Lauters
LeMars
Orville
Verna Nemmers
Earl Hoon
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. Ok. Hoon
Alta
PD. Wine
Or Hoon
Famly
Seattle
Washington
Hoon
Methodist Church
Monahan Post Orchestra
Maria Street
Legion
Blue Birds
Aurelian
Tower
Mummert
Sansen & Bumala
Mankato
Colles
Mansato
Minn
C. G. Haney
Vinton
Standard Oil Co
Afton and Vicinity
Mr. 6
Mrs. Snyder
Rockwell City
Salem Snyder
Fred Blake
Larrabee
East Afton and Elk
Chrysanthemums
Jesus
Land of Diamonds
Roman
Ltisett
Tien
Beliece
Trath
Carlyle
Philadelphia
Air
Hotere Die
Wonesk Diesses Gia
Larson’s Store
General Merchandise
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