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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
4
A brief notice records the budget estimate and filing steps for the school district. It notes the estimated expenditures and the date of filing with the district authorities, outlining the scope of the financial plan for the upcoming fiscal period.
A roundup of Aubdalia area events and notices includes hardware promotions at Aurelia Hardware Co and Home Grocery, fly killers and seeds at Aurelia Hardware, and barbers returning to normal hours. Local residents attend meetings, visits, and outings. Mrs. Trigg returns from hospital. various families visit Alta, Cherokee, Storm Lake, and Okoboji venues. Community clubs, church groups, and creamery events highlight the week with crosswalk improvements and a hail relief benefit planned at Lakeside Storm Lake.
Junior Morris of Maroon Illinois arrived for a two week visit with friend Dean Haight. Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs LeRoy Henchs with good attendance and a 5.65 dollar collection. Various local families and church groups hosted visits, dinners, and picnics across Aurelia Storm Lake Holstein Quimby Quimby region and surrounding farms.
Oscar Heline of Marcus was chosen secretary of the Iowa delegation at a Des Moines conference of corn and hog producers from ten midwest states. The gathering aims to draft a farm act program for corn and hogs and form a national producers committee to meet with packers and farm act admins in Chicago to seek better prices. Helme also joins a three member panel to redraft Des Moines resolutions into a workable plan for the ten state meeting. Iowa leads the broader movement.
Cherokee County unemployed met at Wescott park to hear a board of supervisors report after the organization presented resolutions. A labor clause in the Southern contract and a suggested wholesale supply house were discussed. Wage scale set at 4.00 per hour for town labor and 2.00 per day for harvest work. James McCarty elected vice president succeeding A. L. Ballantyne.
Statz Randall's orchestra brings country wide fame to a benefit hop at the Casino mirror ball room in Storm Lake on Tuesday evening July 26. The Storm Lake Kiwanis club sponsors the event to raise funds for milk purchases for underprivileged children. Enjoy a night out while aiding a worthy cause.
A historical druggist advertisement claims drinking water with meals improves digestion by aiding stomach juices. It also hawks Adlerika as a poison-cleansing product and claims one dose cleans the upper and lower bowels.
Sheriff A N Tilton announced a new flare law for trucks effective July 15. Drivers stopping at night must place three flares: 75 feet ahead, 76 feet behind, and one at the side of the truck center of the road.
A Roanoke Times item notes that confessing to a crime may feel good for the soul but does not raise the odds of acquittal before a jury. The commentary warns readers about overestimating moral appeal in court.
White rats refuse to live with brown rats and claim they are different species. Brown rats are described as much more vicious, prompting tension over shared housing.
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