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15 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
1
Iowans Warn Health Officials on Communicable Disease Violations
The Iowa state health department urged local officials to crack down on infectious disease violators in isolation. Reports say whooping cough cases rise as 183 illnesses last month compare to 99 previous year, with officials calling violations inexcusable and a danger to workers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Department Urges Vigilance for Infected Children
The department concluded by urging parents of children with infectious disease to closely monitor their kids and watch for signs or worsening symptoms.
Bird Baths Help Wildlife In Summer Heat
A guide to keeping birds healthy in hot weather suggests placing a shallow open bath away from hiding shrubs, with sloped sides and water no more than three inches deep. A dust box of 24 inches square and three inches deep aids parasite control, and daily water changes with weekly dust refreshes are advised.
Waverly Man Replaces Pole Pulley and Paints Flag Pole
Wernold Shorty Diercks began a 116 foot ascent at 5 30 a m to replace a two inch pulley with a five inch unit atop the courthouse flag pole in Waverly He reached the top at 7 00 a m and after threading a new cable and painting the pole descended to the ground at 12 13 noon marking five hours and 15 minutes aloft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wernold
Shorty
Diercks
Waverly
Bounty on Groundhog Scalps Grows in Fremont County
Over two and a half months Fremont County auditors have logged 3028 groundhog scalps. The per scalp bounty rose to 50 cents drawing many earners including Ed Wallace with 340, Jim Yonke with 113, and numerous youths supplementing income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ed Wallace
Jim Yonke
Norah at Dublin Fruit Stand Enlightens Visitor
Norah, a Dublin fruit seller, confronts an American who jokes about watermelons. She eyes him closely and explains with gentle pity that he cannot tell apples from gooseberries, highlighting local knowledge of Irish produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah
Dublin
America
Oireland
Outmoded Boggs Chooses New Sedan Model
Boggs shows off a new sedan remarking that his previous car, barely a year old with about 8000 miles, is out of date. The other car’s upgrade is noted by the shift to an improved model with a closer automatic cigar lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggs
Independent voter rejects straight ticket approach
A quoted voter declares independence from the straight ticket approach and states they will choose candidates carefully. The exchange notes the voter keeps both parties in view and mentions alphabetically ordering the tickets.
New Hire Fumbles in Freezing Morning Horse Harness
A city hired hand out to harness horses on a cold winter morning mistakes a cow for a horse. He struggles to fit the collar as the horse wears frozen ears. The farmer calls him in for breakfast while the scene unfolds.
Handkerchief Evidence in Courtroom Exchange
A judge and plaintiff debate proving ownership of a handkerchief marked with a B in court. The plaintiff asserts recognition of the handkerchief amid a heap of property while the judge questions its sufficiency as proof. The dialogue hints at lost items and insinuations surrounding the alleged robbery.
Good Reason Visiting Delegate Joke Exchanges With Clerk
A humorous exchange centers on a visiting delegate asking why a wake up call wasn’t made at 7:30. The hotel clerk replies that the guest did not go to bed until eight, turning a simple service lapse into a playful misunderstanding.
Quiet Vocal Aspiration in National Anthem Context
A musician encourages a young singer to use her voice in public after three singing lessons. The exchange suggests confidence about joining in singing the National Anthem and pursuing public performance opportunities.
Australian Trip Sparks Bank President Arrest Joke
A lighthearted exchange features a bank president denying plans to be arrested, joking about a cashier in Australia and a trip abroad as a means to escape arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Perfectly Willing Visitor and Editor Swap Quip on Charity
A playful exchange frames a collector of poets’ hospital funds inviting an editor to contribute. The editor responds with wit promising a late day visit and an ambulance full of donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Poets’ Hospital
Hockey veteran turns to golf after years on ice
A brief quip notes a man who played hockey for six years and has only one year of golf, with a humorous exchange doubting his golf knowledge and skills. The remark underscores his switch and the light banter about athletic versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punk
Oats Seen as Major Hog Feed Material This Year
Iowa farms will use more oats for hog diets this year as oats may supplement or replace corn. Iowa State College extension swine specialist FE L Quaife notes value varies by hog class and ration. best results come from two thirds ground oats with a third shorts or ground grain, fed as a thick slop with ample water. Heavy hogs over 100 pounds handle coarsely ground oats better. soaking whole oats is not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
FE. L. Quaife
Iowa State College Extension
Quaife
Iowa Experiment Station
Poland
Safety campaign warns of US industrial deaths in war furrow
A public safety message cites last year’s 47 500 accidental deaths in the United States. It notes 18 500 in industry and 29 000 off the job, with 270 million man-days lost. The appeal urges daily careful behavior to aid the war effort against the Axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Axis
Iowa Ration Calendar Deadlines and Coupon Validities
Second inspection deadline for Class A ration September 30 while Class B faces October 31 and Class C or bulk coupons have August 31. Vehicle rules require inspections every six months or 5000 miles. A book coupons No. 6 gasolines four gallons valid through July 21. Fuel oil Period No. 5 expires September 30, Period No. 1 valid July 1 to January 3, 1944. Coffee No. 21 valid July 1–21, No. 22 July 22–August 11. Sugar No. 18 valid through Aug 15, No. 16s through Oct 31 for canning. Processed foods K, L, M blue stamps valid to July 7. Meats fats cheese and canned fish red stamps June 27–July 31. Q red July 4–, R red July 11–, S red July 18–. Shoes No. 18 allows one pair through Oct 31.
Weiner Family Ration Book Lesson In Sharing
A mother shows her sons how to use ration books to buy supper. Lawrence and Paul examine their own names on the covers and learn to allocate meat stamps and fruit, practicing arithmetic while sharing for the family’s good. The piece contrasts shared budgeting with individual desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paul
Elderly man found wandering in Charles City identified from Madeira
Police questioned an 81-year-old man wandering the streets of Charles City. He could not clearly state his identity, but investigators learned he is from Madeira, Minnesota and had about $3,000 in cash. Relatives were contacted and brought him home. wedding stationery at the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Madeira
Minnesota
Bridal Wreath Should Be Pruned Carefully
Prune Van houtte spirea after blooming to preserve its fountain like form. Cut back offending branches while keeping the natural shape. For old shrubs remove the largest branches at ground level gradually over years. If too tall, relocate rather than prune harshly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Margherita Tarr
Iowa State College
Lost wedding ring found after 34 years in farm field
Nora Larson of Charter Oak lost her wedding ring while shocking barley. Dickie Weiss found the ring last week while cultivating corn. the ring is in good condition with only a scratch from farm work. A classified ad may sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Larson
Charter Oak
Dickie Weiss
Perfection Milk Filter Discs Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Perfection Milk Filter Discs with a free one week trial. If unsatisfied, the full purchase price is refunded upon return of the 100 disc package.
Record Broken in Riveting Feat by Denver H Spamn
Former Emerson resident Denver H Spamn shattered a rivet record by driving 2 001 rivets in 5 hours 28 minutes, beating the old 1 850 rivets in 8 hours 58 minutes. Mrs Spamn will launch the ship on which her husband was working during the record attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver H. Spamn
Emerson
Spamn
Twins Born on Oscar Sample Farm Marked with V
A two year old heifer on the Oscar Sample farm near Floris calved twins recently. Each newborn calf bears a distinct V mark on its head, a notable feature observed by farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sample Farm
Floris
Drivers fined for driving without license in One Way Out case
Donald Cornelius Jamaica and Francis Harris Bagley were fined $10 plus costs for driving a car without a license. With no money to pay, they sold the car to raise funds. Also reported, Mrs P M Wilson of Kiemme suffered a lodged chicken bone in the throat, was taken to Mason City then Rochester Minnesota for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Cornelius
Jamaica
Francis Harris
Bagley
P. M. Wilson
Kiemme
Mason City
Rochester
Minnesota
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