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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel quotes a humorous column emphasizing rising presidency costs, human folly, and Mexico as militaristic, while joking about neighborly faults and recruitment of women into fashion trends. The piece closes with a quip about engagements and jewelry.
In Uruguay there is one automobile for every 148 persons yet a summer pedestrian believes the opposite, reflecting a common urban myth about car abundance.
A reflective note laments American cycles of war profiteering and extravagant spending, arguing for a future of sustainable, productive spending and a lasting working spree.
The remark questions whether a candidate seeking the presidency can curb spending when voters show a tendency to spend freely. It raises concerns about the fairness and impact of campaign financing in the race for national leadership.
A reader notes gendered responses to sharing troubles and contrasts it with male appeals to authority. The writer argues the public is excluded from railroad issue discussions and implies ongoing frustration with this exclusion.
School closed Friday for the 1919 1920 term. The high school visited Storm Lake for a picnic. Lone Waddell earned the state scholarship with a 93.4 percent average. Elizabeth Scott was 0.15 percent behind. Sther Maltby, Clara Paulsen, and Estella Blanch followed within two percent. The state scholarship covers four years at state universities. other schools offer superintendent recommended scholarships without nomination blanks.
A brief office supply note lists remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper for local purchase.
Wm Hutchinson Natrass born June 17 1849 in England moved with parents to Wisconsin in 1853. He married Sarah Cottingham in 1873, later to Aurelia Iowa, worked as a blacksmith then in hardware. He had eight children with Sarah. Wife died 1893. remarried Lily Bowers in 1898, eight more children. Lived Dickinson then Clay counties. Died May 19 1920. Services in Aurelia with Rev Hammerie and burial there. Sympathies extended to family.
We thank the many friends for acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. We also appreciate the beautiful flowers from Mrs. W. N. Natrasa and children.
Are you going to build We carry a complete line of builders hardware The ad invites customers to figure their bills with J S Mum mert tf and promotes a full hardware selection in town.
Storm Lake gains a new band director Prof W B Parkinson of LeMars set to direct the Storm Lake band this season and move with his family. Marriage news from Peterson Miss Anna Steffina weds Roy Boatman in Des Moines. Local accidents and events include car crash near Cherokee injuring several, a fatal drowning near Peterson, and Washta school workers strike over pay.
The inland Salton Sea, 160 feet below sea level, shrinks about a mile yearly. It measures about 18 miles by nine at its widest, with cooler temps in tor rid heat. Agriculturists stake land as waters retreat, while mud volcanoes and paintpots draw tourists and hint at new pigment supplies.
The Buddhists are the most numerous of the religious groups of mankind, numbering about 500 million, compared with roughly 200 million Muslims.
The New York Tribune says Peru has an ambassador in Washington, Frederico A. Pezet, welcomed as a longtime diplomat who speaks English well. The report notes Lima’s last year coup and Costa Rica’s rule on recognizing governments emerging from revolution, with Pezet favored for his ties to the United States.
A new Boston backed organization aims to challenge the Ancient and Honorable Adventurers for Arctic trade. Captain Louis Lane led a Nome Alaska expedition with 28 trading posts, eight carloads of goods worth about 240000 dollars, and a river boat for Mackenzie River work. They reached Fort MacPherson before winter and plan spring progression, establishing posts to be supplied from Nome in summers.
A historical home remedy notes alum powder stops minor bleeding and aids mouth or tongue ulcers. It recommends dissolving alum in cold water and using the solution as a wash for oral discomfort and injuries.
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