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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary notes indicate a local dispute or public issue linked to a SR president named Schultz. The readable content references community tensions and possible public statements or actions but lacks full context or specifics.
The readable fragments describe a named athlete becoming a cashier at a state bank on Staten Island and mention rural teachers and a financial institution. Specific names, dates, and locations are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a push by home merchants to affirm their status as a true home town business. No clear event or names available.
A brief drug label mentions purd pur young pigs for aerisis scours and balinose with mixed use. The note lists intended help for pig ailments and feed mixtures without detailed usage instructions.
Miss Laura Johnson and Very Coombs visited Aurelia and stayed at the Zoma Coombs home. Mrs Abbie Wall returned from Long Beach California after months away due to her brother's illness and death. Alta installs a new Pomona deep well pump improving water economy and efficiency. Fred N Cone announces the marriage of Fae Cone to Harold R Schoenjohn in Sioux City. Walter Johnson and Emma Eingebretson wed in Minneapolis. Mrs Carl Johnson of Elk Township was struck by a car injuring ribs and bruising. Alta council and American Legion post finalize plans for a new community building. Beutler Arnold of Sioux City to draft plans.
A complex New York skyscraper rises above two levels of rail tracks, resting on slender stilts that reach bedrock. The structure is isolated from railway vibration with vibration mats and foundations dug deep, while trains continue to run on both levels without affecting the building.
A humorous column offers tips for tall tales and fish stories. It notes audience awareness, exaggeration, avoiding photos, and enlistment of spouses, with playful guidance on fabricating streams and locations. It also reports a youth baseball game score and a local school election approving selling school grounds for park use.
Obituary notes Karl Zwemke Sr dies after a yearlong illness at German Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. Farm sale: Ben Wieland sold 120 acres northeast of Aurelia to Henry Mahn. Birth: a baby boy born July 2, 1918 to Mr and Mrs P M Johnson. Trips and property interests: Phare day health repair in Hot Springs and Arthur Ohlson with Oscar Johnson visiting Canada for estate matters. Fire loss: Mrs Hill farm in Afton township burned barn with three horses, hay, oats and harness. two hay stacks destroyed.
A community ice cream and cake social is planned for Wednesday evening July 18 on the M. E. parsonage lawn. Neighbors are invited to enjoy sweets and conversation in a casual outdoor gathering.
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