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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
1
A satirical note laments U S frustrations over comment on Europe Mexico and public scrutiny. The piece jokes about impartial men cursing family pets and kin while the pot of tension boils with no heat directed at individuals.
If General Huerta longs for his old sulphuric days he could swap careers with the devil. The ongoing wars and rumors provide a saving grace by keeping the Thaw case off the first page.
The text notes that Huerta and his thirteen generals plus three privates face a historic reversal as the Mexican revolution does not achieve a successful uprising for the first time.
A subscriber notes that presidents, preachers, and editors are not infallible. They argue that great men rarely admit mistakes, yet they are among the few who do.
An eastern editor reports a New York man courting trouble through polygamy by marrying two wives. A western editor counters that many men do the same by similar acts, reflecting regional views on marriage.
A northern editor notes many acquaintances struggle with merely promising to wed and not advancing. A southern editor recalls a friend troubled by being seen with another man’s wife.
In the home of Rev H Wehking on June 30 the marriage of Mathilda Wehking to Rev Adolph Noack of Foster Nebraska was performed by Rev H Wehking. The bride wore white crepe de chine. attendants were Wilhelmina Wehking and Emanuel Webking. The couple will reside in Foster Nebraska and are wished a happy future by the community.
Mrs. Wm Straler died within an hour after sudden illness bringing her age to 68 years 3 months and 23 days. She leaves a husband eight children and 23 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday by Rev H Wehking and interment was in Hanover cemetery. Sympathy extended to the mourners.
Mr and Mrs John Towner of Grundy Center visit Dave Thompson. Peters family relatives enjoy a picnic at Ray Peters third home. Epworth League of Good Hope hosts ice cream social last Tuesday. Louis Porter of Cherokee visits at the Silvers. Anna and Elsa Johnson of Sioux City vacation with brother Andrew. T P Ohlson loses two cattle and several injuries after last week storm. County Superintendent Lew McDonald and wife attend church, stay overnight due to Saturday rain. Mrs Boyd Freeburn tours Cherokee then heads to Starkweather ND. Mt Olive residents spend third at Holstein. John Sawvill and wife Virgil Sawvill and families visit Charles Sawvill’s home from Dakota Saturday.
Rev and Mrs Hall returned from a two week vacation and will hold regular services next Sunday morning and evening. Walter Lindsay of Austin Minnesota visited his uncle W F Lindsay. Miss Cora Davis and Agnes Russell were mentioned with visits to Aurelia and Alta respectively. Geo Anderson spent Friday and Saturday making farm improvements.
Mrs Bickers reads a fresh batch of overseas news and mentions the word Let as she recalls events from distant shores. A fragmentary note hints at broadcasts and evolving stories.
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