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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

3

Aurelia Local News Full of Names and Movements

Aurelia residents and visitors appear in a long column noting car purchases and sales local travel and health notes. The Ledger lists residents traveling to Des Moines Sibley and Cherokee while new births, visits and family events shape a busy week with multiple farms businesses and institutions named.

Kleeberger S. Harvey Sadie Dyslin James Lethcol Elk Point South Dakota R. V. Barrick Lockin Hotel Ason Alfred Peterson Diamond Center Aurelia Auto Company Auburn Zelda Chamberlin John Guither John Mummert D. A. Mummert Will Mummert Ed Wogahn Sioux City Maxwella Mummert Fred Kohlhagen Ed Kohlhagen Joliet Illinois Fred Clarence Johns Sibley Johns

The Cell's Secret A wartime tale of Marie and a sealed cell

In a French town held by Captain Henk, villagers recall Marie a brave girl who kept a deadly secret. German soldiers test the cell where she supposedly hid or died, only to find clues that imply her truth endures beyond the grave and a warning for future foes.

Tenty Maggie Doyle Fresno Cal JL. DeVore J. McDeid Minneapolis N. I Red Cross E. M. Dennis Waterloo Wm. Gifford Dennis Gifford E M. Johns W. H. Nattrasa Spencer Kimball South Dakota W. O. Smith Aurelia Auto Company George Kolpin Will Rubbernus Oscar Peterson Hasenwinkle Dave Polston August Pietz A. J. Maltby Rochester Mr. Maltby August Carlburg Chas. Lundberg A. J. Flint Henk France Old Souis Cobober Wenk Jall Ienk Louis Holweg Marie Berg Chhosen Marie’s Tell Franz Matc Boffmann Boffman

For Sale Local classifieds item list

For Sale Dee McCormick six foot binder in good running order. Byron Sweet 131f. for Sale L and Smith and Bros typewriter in first class condition. In inquire at Furmes National bank 158 Lout Heavy wood.

Dee McCormick Byron Sweet L. &, Smith & Bros Furmes National Bank

Blunder Claims By Bishop Or Reporter Spark Food Meeting Discussion

A fragmented OCR item from Alta Iowa references Guy W. Peterson a painter and decorator and a quoted exchange about a bishop of Norwich. The piece raises a question of who blundered and centers on a food production meeting remark attributed to the bishop.

Alta Iowa Guy W. Peterson Bishop of Norwich

Wild and Woolly Letter From Montana Crook

A Montana letter from a man tied to a farm robbery in the Flathead country targets R. J. Moore, an honorably discharged Spanish American War veteran, claiming to pursue justice as the writer vows to track the wrongdoer to make things right. The missive names Guemes Beachcomber of Anacortes, Washington, as the alleged hander of knockout drops.

Montana Jim Moore Flathead Country Ile R. J. Moore Missoula Mariposa Rowan Rotterdam Guemes Anacortes

Writing Him Up

A terse dialogue centers on friendship as a speaker asserts having many friends while the other doubts it. The exchange touches on perception and social ties through brief quips. A humorous aside notes that a pair of real friends can be counted as a host in a playful rebuke.

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Impatient Rural District Lady Seeks Next Train

An elderly rural resident questions an agent about the departure of the next train. The agent replies uncertainty until the train arrival clarifies the schedule. The exchange captures a moment of quiet rail travel planning in a rural district.

Christina Rossetti Field Quote: Harvest Image

A brief epigraph-like note presents Christina Rossetti stating that the field is not for fruit or flowers but her sole source to raise a harvest. The line emphasizes inner labor and personal grit as the true field of growth.

Christina Rossetti

Also Mentioned on This Page

The First National Bank Aurelia, Iowa P. Farrow Kreeberger’s John Stutz Anna Norman J. M. Whitney Oran Parrott Henry Stiencke Des Moines Ford Agency Matilda Bischel Marshalltown Mrs Henry Bischel E. A. Harris and Son Mapleton H. H. Lockin Lake Okoboji Ronald Dyslin S Mummert L. P. Nelson Will Reeder Feving Hahn Bischel's Hardware Jas. Thomson Terris B. Butterfield John Watts L. Watts W. N. Hulbert Primghar R. M. Hulbert M. Hines R. B. Harrison Julia Wihlen Harry Schmidt Mary Booth Mrs. E Kiernan Watertown Mr. Kiernan P. D. Wine H. F. Reeder Ethel Parker Marcus Cherokee County Bankers Association W. P. Dawson Laurens Joe Connor Storm Lake Aurelia Cecil Mahoney LeMars H. W. Gass Lake Wilson Minnesota Water Ditch Mankato Kleeberger’s Ed Rice B. B. McCarty Lyle Chandler Mt. Vernon Lucile Johns Florence Frosberg Lioux City Male Dick Rebakah Lodge Rolfe J. H. Williamson Chicago Earl Fraser Chamberlin Madsen W. C. Newcomb Julian Jordan Ruth Fondulac Wisconsin Aulger Brothers Aulger Company C. W. Person Guthrie Center Person Anna L. Heath Mr. Farmer Lout Farmers National Bank
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