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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
2
Fire at D Dubes farm near Moot Ofrre Wednesday evening consumed a barn and hay, with two cattle and grain lost. Water pressure from the local system helped slow the blaze, and no other structures were saved. Farmer Dokes plans to rebuild the barn as soon as possible.
Carrie Scrtzer of Cheretve visits with her freed Mies Ee Howell 36s Mantle Margen reforming tome Moocay morning after an over Samsey at the Lome Mergebece Crerakee. G B Sench trips to Worthing last week, Excelsior motor trip noted. Mrs Pred Taeranx of Oregon City and Miss Mabel Bates of Matises visit Bates home in Acres Toesiay ar Wednesday. They wed at Cherokes and have been visiting. Der and Mrs A G Connell and Mrs Yuier visit Storm Lake Saturday evening returning Sunday. Connell family hosts visitors and friends at Mareus Wednesday.
Storm Lake dominated Aurelia 12 to 1 with Storm Lake players Sadler and Crawford leading scoring effort. The Storm Lake squad shown strength in defense and offense, promising stronger signings and another match coming Monday.
An elderly Crabo woman found dead in Budapest left a will giving over $5,960 to her dog. The relative who received the animal plans to contest the will. The woman had a dedicated dog room with large mirrors and silk upholstery, access limited to the dog.
A local Ashdown merchant says he has carried a two cent piece in his pants for twenty seven years. The claim stands as an odd, long running curiosity in town commerce.
The snippet references Channing noting a consciousness of affinity with what is Pare and noble, hinting at a philosophical alignment. The fragment captures an intellectual linkage voiced by the author.
The town State Fair emphasizes a coalition of recreation and education. The Des Moines event on September 4 features exhibits on energy, science, and agriculture, with experts to guide visitors and highlight Iowa’s resources and opportunities.
Landers Fifty-fifth Iowa Infantry Band of Clarinda and T Fred Henry's Band of Des Moines perform at the Iowa State Fair from August 23 to September 4. Landers is a renowned bandleader with a noted record from the Spanish American War era.
T Fred Henry leads Henry s Fifty sixth Regiment Band famous in Iowa. Mr Landers sought contract clause allowing cancellation if he and his band were needed in the war with Mexico. Henry s Band ranked among Iowa s most popular acts and played a successful Iowa State Fair engagement.
At the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines from August 26 to September 4 a new Women and Children's building will center on interests of women and home. It offers restrooms day nursery with trained nurses amusements for children and space for health contests. The 700 seat auditorium hosts meetings with a 244 by 144 foot footprint and will house art exhibits model school displays and domestic science showcases.
Excitement ran high at the Hivestock pavilion during the Iowa state fair last year as drafts were judged. The event showcased teams and breeders amid a lively atmosphere with observers noting potential futures in the draft horse market.
Hon. Arthur K. Peck will deliver a vivid Chautauqua lecture titled Storm Heroes of Our Coasts. He will project dramatic shipwreck scenes using a stereopticon to illustrate life saving at sea and the heroic coast guard efforts.
Donald Bouchier and Isabelle Courtney bring high class vocal talent to Chautauqua with Ferrante's Hungarian Orchestra. Bouchier, renowned for a powerful high tenor, and Courtney have earned distinction in major musical circles and toured nationwide.
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