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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
4
A Cherokee oriented weekly miscellany notes visits by Mrs. E W Hill and Mrs C H Lockin, hog shipments to Sioux City, and numerous shop and sale ads. Community events include cemetery association meeting, picnics, races, and arrivals while locals travel to Estherville, Alta, Storm Lake, and Omaha for visits and recreation.
For Sale five horses four will drive single four sets double driving harness ten horse blankets racing bike four robes. Also a well trained Scotch Collie. Cyril Mahoney. 124 For Trade a span of colts comin two years old will trade for a honest work horse not over nine years old and must be sound and trusty J B Peterson phone 1603
Have you any articles about your premises to dispose of. Put a want ad in The Sentinel. Second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment are salable. It costs 5 cents a line. Each week someone reports a ready sale from our Classified department.
Captain Lawson and pilot Rastus navigated the flooded Mississippi for hours as waters rushed past. The navigator claimed to follow the north star but the boat drifted into trees. The exhausted captain confronted the crew over the deviation.
A comic exchange shows Bridget scolding her mother over a police officer eating cold chicken in the kitchen last night. The mother insists on not heating the chicken for any cop, prompting Bridget’s sharp retort.
A neighbor complains about a persistent barking dog from Black's property, fearing possible harm. The other person reassures that barking rarely leads to bites, but tension remains as daily encounters heighten anxiety.
The Bagges acquire a new doctor described as their first replacement. The line humorously questions whether a facsimile can suit a sick family, implying a parody of medical aid.
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