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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
5
A BW lecture outlines a chapter to the directors of Liberty, led by Dr Giosmulus. The event discusses the path of liberty and its guiding principles.
The Ida Grove Pioneer argues for narrower roads to fund better grading, while critics say selling land at 140 dollars an acre won’t cover gravel or rock hauling costs. They warn widened roads require wider ditches and deeper cuts, and question feasibility across many Iowa communities. The Sioux City Journal backs the idea but may lack local road knowledge.
A local merchant notes advertising pays by turning slow sellers into quick sales. He cites a $ drop in the bucket ad bringing a substantial farmer to buy and praises continuous, well crafted newspaper ads that create demand. He argues successful advertisers stay in the game and never rely on guesswork.
A rural town paper recaps a past celebration and notes on incidents. It highlights a horse training comparison, insurance assessments, a costly storm cave, sunstroke concerns, church painting planned by the Ladies Aid, a ill father in Brandon, skating rain affecting a game, and a rain affected parade with races and prizes amid mud and a reorganized schedule.
A fragment notes a sudden shift from a sunny Friday to a damp Saturday dawn when a heavy cloud cover and rain disrupted plans and left faces disappointed as the radio weather coverage captured the moment.
Frank Minor installs pew system in his store. Rob Johns rents his place for town life. Rob Clemens rents his Diamond township farm. Sunday school picnic postponed due to bad weather. Mrs. L. Dyslin and Pearl Dyslin return from Fairmont Minnesota. Rev Engle on one Sunday vacation. no Diamond Center services July 11. Regular services July 18. W J Bryan spoke at Cherokee last Friday. Ladies Aid Society M BE Church to meet July 18 at 2 PM with Mrs Prank Dys.
Large stock of organdies dimettes swisses offered at sale prices. Fabrics include tissue ginghams novelty patterns in colors this week. Yard prices 19c to 1014 cents. Children’s pants 15c shirts 59c. Ladies corset covers 25c to 48c. American Lady Corset and new novels priced 1 to 2.50. BROS.
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