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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
3
The notice announces the third week of a July clearing sale with daily and hourly deals. It invites shoppers to visit the store, promising remarkable merchandise values and special inducements to attract summer customers.
Suit headlines concern items including oxfords, embroideries, insertion lace, and lace insertion. The notice frames a legal or court style action about garments and fabric accessories likely for sale or dispute. No parties or dates clearly identified in the fragment.
Iowa State College will start a two year agriculture course in September aimed at farm boys without high school training. The program complements the existing four year degrees, with an emphasis on practical farming. It supplements the popular short courses taught at Ames and aligns with demand for secondary agricultural education in public and specialized high schools.
A reflective note mourns a fallen press figure once tied to Chautauqua coverage. The piece laments the loss of lively newspaper phrases such as agitator and demagogue as Speaker Cannon visits the Chautauqua platform, while La Follette's Magazine comments on changing rhetoric in the press.
Marcus Indiana July 21 The four week courtship between Will Sutton and Amber Beaton of Lake City reached a climax when Sutton traveled to Cherokee and urged Amber to join him. They visited Reverend Howe, then returned as plans to "ground the wire and put up the receiver" were revealed to the public.
John Ernest of Remsen visited on business while Mr and Mrs B A Colby stayed in Calumet. M L Gilliam of Radcliffe came for a visit with W B Gilliam family. Parker and Butterfield moved to new offices in the G J Lewis building. A local ball squad travels to Marcus to face a fast team, with calls for an organized summer team. Miss Minnie Schulke won the third special prize and a gold watch.
Timely Thoughts discusses small acts of kindness, self denial, and sympathy as life’s silent gold threads. It contrasts mission spending with cigars, urges Sunday school involvement, and praises elderly grace while urging noble living and patience under life’s trials.
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