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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
1
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China has produced three nonferrous metals for export namely tin mercury and antimony.
Early picking yields better colored fiber and cleaner cotton. Green or damp seed cotton should be spread to dry if possible. Wet or recently exposed cotton often sells for up to a fourth less and is harder to grade when picked late.
Classified ad note invites readers to list items for sale swap rent or purchase seeking quick deals and local exchanges. Emphasizes concise postings and rapid responses through the classified marketplace style.
Washington correspondent recounts Operation Crossroads from the USS Appalachian. The plutonium bomb dropped on target, weather held, but the blast produced less dramatic cloud and perceived damage than Nagasaki. Ships like the Independence and Nevada suffered varying hits. crew note no wind or tidal wave. Admiral Blandy praised the operation as efficient while observers await final damage assessments.
Marriage notices for Edith Wright to Dr. C O Brewster of Britt Iowa and Jima Schaeffer to Prof Arnold Ludwig at Rockwell City are listed along with deaths and weather records. A water main project is noted near Farmers National Bank as part of a community update.
Mt Olive Baptist Church at E 8 Gillet invites all not worshipping elsewhere to attend. Bible School at 10:00 a m Morning worship 11:00 a m Evening Devotions sermon 8:00 p m Thursday Prayer and Praise 8:00 p m Cottage meetings. تبلیغ Sentinel notice.
Archeologists draw on National Geographic findings to outline tanning and shoe making from prehistoric times. Cave men wrapped feet in animal skins and fur foot coverings grew popular. leather items over 33 centuries old appear in Egyptian tombs. leather breathes and helps keep water cool in bags. Arabs in saddlery are credited with early tanning using flour and salt before drying in the sun.
The Board of Directors of New Aurelia Consolidated School District in Cherokee and Buena Vista Counties Iowa will meet July 26 1946 at 8 PM at City Hall Aurelia to hear taxpayers for or against the proposed expenditures for the year July 1 1946 to June 30 1947. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements past and anticipated will be available at the hearing.
The Town Council of Aurelia in Cherokee County Iowa will meet July 22 1946 at 8 PM in the Council Room to discuss expenditures for the year starting April 1 1947. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements past and anticipated will be available at the hearing.
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. worship follows at 11 a.m. Ernest Stanworth serves as pastor with Mrs Ruby Carlson supervising church school. The announcement lists service times for the Methodist Church.
Joel Ross pastor leads services on the fourth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine worship at 10 45 a m The film Youth for the Kingdom screens Friday at 8 p m with a free will offering and a cordial invitation to attend the church promotes religion as a solution to juvenile delinquency and welcomes visitors
Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta Iowa invites the community to church school and Bible study at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Professor G W Anderson of G A College St Peter Minnesota will speak at the morning service
No morning worship at Immanuel Lutheran Church Elk. Church school is set for 10 a.m. An elder joke suggests an absent-minded professor sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money goodbye, then reveals he was not absent-minded.
A playful exchange centers on a chicken crossing the road seeking eggs and yolk. The humor hinges on a pun about getting the yolk, prompting a joking retort about the meaning of the yolk.
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