Local notes mix sales visits and community chatter
Aurelia and nearby towns publish a bustling list of sales, visits, and events. Garber's and The Peoples Store advertise summer garments and discounts while residents trade poultry, eggs, and old metals. School, church, and social updates mix with travel and family news across Cherokee, Fonda, Alta, and Washta.
For Sale Two Ore Horses And Harness By Cyril Mahoney
For sale two single ore horses aged five and six years with two veaggies and two sets of double driving harness registered to Cyril Mahoney.
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Cyril Mahoney
Public auction of Hans Nelson estate rescheduled to Saturday
The estate auction was postponed to Saturday afternoon June 6 at 2:30, to be held on the lot south of Kleeberger's harness shop. The sale will include properly advertised household goods from Hans Nelson's estate. The Aurelia high school faculty hosted a theater party for seniors and juniors at Idle Hour Tuesday evening, then at J C Nelson drug store for ice cream. Bert Dice, with Dr. W C Bundy, arrived from Currie Minnesota and will stay about a week. Mr Bundy and Mrs Daniels and baby, plus Mrs Bundy plan to visit next week. At the depot Monday night a thrill occurred as Nordstrom of Cherokee boarded a fast westbound train after it departed, then his brother Moriill attempted the same but was pulled aboard by the brakeman.
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R. T. Chipperfield
Methodist
S. B. Golden
Wallace
Meriden
J. H. Templeman
Garber’s
Johnson Biscuit Company
Frank Dyslin
Hess & Clark
Nelson’s Drug Store
S. I. Beatty
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
J. C and
C. H. Lockin
C. Flint
H. J. Whitlatch
R. W. Hay
Whitlatch
Ward Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Nelson
A. H. Waddell
Melvin Royer
Fonda
Aurelia
Lewis
Lockin
Templeman
A. M. Nixon
Storm Lake
W. R. Robinson
Aurelia Band
George
Jas. Hartigan
Sioux City
Jim
Hans Nelson
Kleeberger
Aurelia High School
J. C. Nelson Drug Store
Bert Dice
W. C. Bundy
Currie
Minnesota
Bert
A. A. Daniels
Baby
R. W. Morrill
Nordstrom
Recreation ideals and the call for higher female standards
Anne Morgan argues for freer associations among women with higher social and intellectual standards and criticizes low quality recreation. She laments preference for entertainment needing little effort and contrasts popular magazines and literature, calling for daily balanced work, play, and rest.
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Anne Morgan
Woman's Home Companion
MANKIND'S DEBT TO BIRDS
A historical note on how birds aid plant dispersion, noting seeds pass through birds and aid growth. It highlights mistletoe and holly as examples, explaining birds’ role in seed distribution, especially in dry seasons when grit intake is reduced.
Sinking Depths of Ships and Ocean Bottoms
The article discusses how far ships sink, noting wooden ships often float waterlogged near the surface and modern liners may eventually settle on the seabed. It cites ocean depths from about two to five and a half miles, with Titanic as an example of severe damage sinking well below the surface.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Best Iowa Berkshire Hogs Shown At Panama Exposition
Two carloads of the best Berkshire hogs, shipped from Ames College and Dean C Curtiss in Iowa, were moved into the Panama Exposition live stock pavilion. Exposition officials plan to keep view herds of top stock for visitors through September.
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San Francisco
Cal
Iowa
D. O. Lively
Livestock Department
United States
Lively
Ames College
C. F. Curtiss
United States Livestock Department
Notable Oratorical Demeanors From Founding Figures
A compact survey notes Demosthenes' known challenges and contrasts early and modern greats. It cites Henry Clay always ready with words while Daniel Webster hesitated and rubbed his nose. Calhoun twisted his collar, Benton mumbled, Cass exclaimed and Webster often stalled on Latin quotes. Everett's Senate appeal is singled out. The piece concludes delivery matters less than sense.
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Demosthenes
Mr. Benton
General Cass
Mr. Webster
Everett
Senate
His Self Analysis A Montaigne Quotation
The text presents Montaigne claiming no greater monster or miracle than himself in a self reflective line. It conveys a bold self assessment emphasizing personal magnitude and uniqueness.
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Montaigne
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