The Aurelia Sentinel masthead and proprietor notice
The Aurelia Sentinel EB G LIGHTER Proprietor announced weekly publication details. The note lists Thursday issue timing and confirms second class mail status at Aurelia Iowa.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel EB G LIGHTER Proprietor announced weekly publication details. The note lists Thursday issue timing and confirms second class mail status at Aurelia Iowa.
Public notice outlines subscription rates per year in foreign communities and foreign mail terms. It states the paper’s future publication date and warns subscribers who fail to comply will face penalties or suspension of service.
The article reports that Iowa banks issued 584000 loans during 1939 reflecting substantial activity across the state. It notes the role of savings and loan institutions and highlights the scale of lending as part of state financial data.
Rock Valley built a lead with two runs in the second and added four more in the third and seventh innings. Aurelia offense capitalized on errors to score ten runs on nine hits led by Brown and Brouthauer, while Faber allowed scattered Aurelia hits.
Local notes from Altes Advertiser summarize past week highlights including community events and individuals such as Brendon, Manhoria, and Porters. Minor references to dairy, rock heds, and department items appear in a fragmented scan with limited readable names.
Board of health asks cooperation with town officials to provide garbage receptacles and arrange weekly waste removal. Charges are a high per month. Contact Mayer J. Grapen to secure service. Ryender Bossi of Health notes the arrangement.
Due to Aurelia hall team entering the state semi pro tournament at Adel the Storm Lake game scheduled for this Sunday afternoon is postponed and will be played at Jacal Grounds one week later on July 28.
Incomplete OCR shows scattered team names and scores such as TM and Rock Valley 4, Mankato 4, and Storm a, with stray references like Auralia Aurea Aurelia and Navisiues Ty. The text lacks clear context or dates.
Fragments discuss canning and storage tips for vegetables and summer produce. Mentions timing, weeks in late July and late summer, with references to pects of preserving produce and related cautious notes.
Audubon nine toppled the Aurelians 7 to 3 after a wild start, piling up 11 hits to Aurelia’s 10. Crimmings pitched for Aurelia and Creese for Audubon as Aurelia finally scored in the eighth and ninth innings.
A fragmented report from an Iowa page describes a chaotic event involving a Los Angeles resident and local residents. The tale includes theft attempts, damaged property, and injuries during a struggle in Des Moines area settings with mentions of witnesses and a person named Redler.
Richard Sherlock of Omaha faced a $50 fine and costs after a trip from Millersburg to Wichita left a $21.65 phone bill unpaid, with $5.50 still owing. He was arrested last week and returned to Iowa county.
About 100 county residents will undergo X-ray exams at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee next Thursday, July 25, as part of a county wide tuberculosis search. The effort follows tuberculin tests conducted by county physicians in families with recent TB cases, with home visits by Miss Boone, R N, over the past four weeks.
Prof Harold W. Baltz director of Cornell college conservatory of music on leave at Columbia University New York recently bought a new Ford by long distance telephone from J F Cooper Mt Vernon. Friends delivered the car to New York.
The weather bureau cites a study by Houghton and Radford on drop size and liquid water in fogs. It estimates roughly 18 370 tons of liquid water per cubic mile for visibility one tenth of a mile and about 92 tons per cubic mile for visibility half a mile.
The article compares Panama Canal soil removal to a wall spanning from San Francisco to New York and a 4,200 foot pyramid that would obliterate major Washington landmarks. It notes six years of free quinine for canal employees totaling 15,000 pounds, about 2,000 pounds annually.
A tribute extols water as vital life support and a universal blessing. It describes water rising from seas by sun, refreshing the earth, aiding growth, and serving as a canvas for creation's bow of promise, reflecting the dawn of life.
Eagles are trained in Turkestan to hunt game including gazelles wolves goats and hares as part of a specialized training program.
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