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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa. Notice this paper does not stop at expiration date unless we are so notified and subscribers who continue to accept paper will be under obligation to pay for same. SUBSCRIPTION RATES in foreign countries Me Per year in advance $2.00 $1.50.
Near Dows hunter Charley Howard uncovers a cub wolf and uses a bare fist to strike the fatal blow. He corners another cub in a hole then frees it, claiming success in his new hunting method.
The U S Treasury appeals to Americans urging cleanliness as essential for soldiers and sailors and promotes buying War Bonds as support for the war effort. It emphasizes millions spent to keep servicemen healthy and disciplined in daily duties.
In Cherokee County Iowa G E Wilson administrator seeks partition of undivided interests in Lot 4 and part of Lot 5 Block 40 Fifth Addition to New Cherokee. Plaintiffs claim ownership and seek court division of real estate among many defendants and their spouses with costs and attorney fees. Respondents must appear by September 2 1944 or face default.
The Battle of Concord flag carried by minute men was yellow with narrow blue stripes at the top and bottom and a central tree. The inscription read Liberty Tree An Appeal to God.
Ten year old Tom in a small town resists a party and wearing shoes, fearing awkwardness. His mother urges him to go and shine his shoes, illustrating the carefree age before growing up and the shift toward conformity and social expectations.
A 40 acre timothy field on the R. O. Skellenger farm in Adair county was cut in half a day by two tractors and two horse drawn mowers and, after working all night, raked into windows baled and stored in barns in two and a half days. The field produced 2 014 bales of hay.
The open hunting season on protected game begins August 1 making cottontail and jack rabbit hunting legal across the state. The daily bag limit is 10 with no possession limit. Rabbit numbers rose since 1940 and about 400,000 rabbits were reportedly taken last season. Conservation officers note a general increase in cottontail rabbits statewide.
Near Waverly residents report Ray Phelps and his tractor overturned but no injuries occurred. Neighbors righted the machine and rescued Phelps, who remained unharmed.
A fragmented OCR fragment discusses daily pay and a large accumulated amount. It mentions a salary component, daily earnings, and an overall figure in the millions, but precise details and context are unclear.
The Army keeps training Para-Ski Troopers who ski in snow covered mountains and aid Russia's winter victories. Readers are urged to support the war bond drive as home front duties remain essential and daily purchases rise.
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