Local report notes unclear details on the nine hat incident
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions a hat and the number nine in a local report. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
3
Local Retailer Expands Inventory Amid Planned Relaunch
A Battle Creek clothing department is expanding its stock to meet public demand. The store previously stated it would upgrade all departments, ensuring up-to-date lines. The venture aims to boost sales and establish a successful new phase after two years of planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlecreek
Fragmentary OCR Hint at Death and Bentlena Term
The readable fragments reference death and a Bentlena term. No clear names or places are identifiable from the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Bentlena
Lincoln sale notes and railway viaduct material trade
The fragment discusses figures from Lincoln involving sale of gravel and rail transport needs. It mentions education and college ties, the week’s end timing, and a sum of dollars tied to the transaction. Names include Arlington and George, with references to Pal 2 The A. The text is garbled but implies a local sale and infrastructure material for a viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn
George Arlington
Pal
Lincoln
Main Street
Ida Long
Pitcher Township Women Lead Large Farm Bureau Meeting
About 500 people attended a Pitcher township farm bureau event led by Mrs A Will and Miss Bess Pitcher. The gathered crowd enjoyed music by the Aurelia band, readings by Conley McLaughlin, and talks on library extension. Refreshments followed on the Nelson home lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau of
Pitcher ,Township
A. ©. Will
Bess
Pitcher
Pitcher Township
Chai
Nelson
Pitcher’ Township
Nelson's
Aurelia
Ellis
Ing
M E ‘Robinson
Harold
Harold Ia
Cherkee
Sis
Margaret
Eddy
Lilly Danielson
Conley McLaughlin
C. C. Caswell
Gibbong
T. D. Campbell
Arthur
Willi
Bess Pitcher
Plymouth Rock Flock Tops May Production in Ames Poultry Co-op
Mrs. W. F. Keister of this place leads ninety one co op poultry division flocks for May with 192 hens laying 4361 eggs at 73.2 percent. Feed cost was 19.45 dollars while egg receipts reached 96.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
W. F. Keister
Co-Operative
Ames
Federated Church Services and Sermon Series
The Federated Church under Pastor Geo C Safford offers services at 10 30 am and 8 pm with Sunday school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm For July 22 the morning sermon titled The Church and Christian Nature continues the Purposive Church Life Series In the evening the pastor preaches at Mr Olive while Rev Gillet preaches at the church All are welcome to attend for help and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Nurture
Olive
Gillet
Alta News Items and County Fair Plans
Mrs Carl Anderson of Alta injured her hand in a wringer Tuesday morning while washing. The Buena Vista County Fair will be held in Alta August 14 to 17 1923. Farm Bureau pursues tuberculosis eradication in the county pending owners petition threshold. Ashland Wis papers expand under Kautenberg Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
The
Buena Vista County Agricultural Society
Alta
Iowa
P. R. Moser
Buena Vista’'County Farm Bureau
Fairview Township
Burea
Farm Bureau Na Etter Bros
Ashland
Wisconsin
Washburn. News
B. M. Kautenberg
Ashland Journal
Kautenberg
Benna Vista
Bureau Board of Directors
Aurelia Local Business and Building Plans Highlight Town Happenings
Ten years ago in Aurelia W R Chandler sold the Billiard Hall to H J and Jas Mahoney with possession given at noon. Will Diercks planned a summer visit home from Freemont while Henry Gearke, George Clover, and Olds discussed future development including J B Smummert’s large cement block building project 72 by 72 feet. The town raised support for a band with Carl Nelson to remain instructor as funds gathered from subscriptions. Harris flavoring extracts advertised at Home Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dess
W. R. Chandler
H. J
Jas, Mahoney
Diercks
Freemont
Nebraska
William’ Diercks
Aurelia
J. 8 S. Mummert
Carl Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Into
Wim
Mickie
Pitcher Farm Bureau
Mrs. Keister
Plymouth Rocks
Federated Church
Geo. C. Safford
Wharton Furniture Store
Alta Advertiser
Sentinel
Henry Gearke
George’ Clover
Irs
Harris
First National Bank
Federal
Reserve
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