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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel F C Light er proprietor notes publication as a Thursday paper with postal service details. Rates appear listed per year and in foreign shipments, with subscription terms in Cherokee County and beyond.
New laws govern ante portation of dairy and breeding cattle and expand disease testing. Imported cattle must be retested for tuberculosis or brucellosis within 90 days, unless from accredited herds with clean tests under a regional plan. From July 4, imports must also pass the agglutination test for contagious abortion. Counties without testing programs will be requested to levy funds this fall to begin testing next year.
A 19th century quip reprints a magistrate speech alleging bias and tampering with justice and mercy. The Boston Transcript notes the remark reflects concern over impartiality while the ad dress is cited as a flashy political jab.
A Dalthis News 4a style expert defines specious art as art that feigns modesty through presentation while masking bold aims. The commentary cautions readers to distinguish apparent restraint from genuine subtleness in visual rhetoric.
Automobiles on Iowa farms show a decrease for the first time in ten years of agricultural statistics. The Weather and Crop Bureau notes growth earlier in town farms, with a shift in new car sales toward urban counties. Some see it as a prosperity sign, others doubt the interpretation.
W. A. Lewis moved Home Grocery into the former Mummert building last week and opened there last Friday on the sixth anniversary of his start in the old location. The remodeled store features new shelving candy case and counters, with larger sales space and extra room on two floors.
Three farmers near Aurelia shipped 7 500 dollars worth of 1928 crop popcorn to Chicago via Albert Dickinson Co. The growers Jay Petlon Frank Brake and Arthur Matzdorff sold from 135 acres at about 65 dollars per acre, with Petlon on new ground reporting an especially good yield and earnings near 70 dollars per acre.
Death of Mrs. Brown in Monticello Kentucky noted as family moved from Frank Lewis farm last year. Various visits and visits by residents. births, illnesses, travels to Argyle Minnesota Sioux City Cherokee Aurea and Newell. Watch subscription date.
Miss Freda Thevenin and Lewis Morgan were married June 1 at 7 p m in the Congregational parsonage McCregor Iowa with Rev J Franklin Parsons officiating in a single ring ceremony The bride wore a rose crepe dress and the groom a dark blue suit Both graduates of Aurelia high school Mrs Morgan class of 1920 and Mr Morgan class of 1927 They will reside in Monona Iowa where Morgan works for Lyle Paving Construction Co
Favorable weather over the past two weeks helped Iowa farmers nearly complete spring work. For the week ending May 24 some 83 percent of corn was planted, near normal, while the prior week saw 57 percent, about 13 percent below normal. Planting varies from 100 percent in some areas to 20–30 percent in southern counties. Recently planted corn germinates well, though some early plantings may need replants as small grains improve with better weather. Wedding stationery at Sentinel.
The Legion Auxiliary Grasshoff McManus Unit 3890 thanks the public for a successful dinner with receipts of 126.00 and expenses of 44.28 leaving a profit of 81.72. Proceeds support veterans and local service projects and upgrades to the rest room are planned. A poppy sale on May 25 raised 64.75 for veterans. A joint rally with the Legion is planned for Flag Day June 14.
Next Sunday the parish will hold its annual Mission Festival with invitations sent to neighboring Lutheran congregations. Forenoon services in English by Rev. H P Schmidt of Storm Lake Iowa. Afternoon services in German and English conducted by Rev. H Lohmenk of Ida Grove Iowa and Rev. R Schmidt of Treton Iowa. Hymn books requested. Church picnic planned for next Friday at Sun Set Park Storm Lake Iowa.
Dr. Louis M. Warfield in Hygeia cautions about signs of a worn heart. Breathlessness on exertion, tightening shoes, leg swelling, and coughing signal heart trouble. Early warning prompts rest and gradual return to activity to avoid severe outcomes.
Bobby announces his birthday next Thursday and, after hesitating over several wishes, tells his father he most desires a new bank that his mother cannot access with a hairpin. The dialogue centers on a six year old's wish and the humorous family exchange.
A early account traces Old Glory to Captain Driver of Salem in 1831 who commanded the brig Charles Doggett on a voyage that freed mutineers from the Bounty. A letter dated November 16, 1880, bearing Driver’s autograph, includes My ship, my country and my Nag, Old Glory.
Old Comedy by Nicholas Udall titled Ralph Royster Doyster appeared before 1551. It was written for performance by the boys of Eton College.
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