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The fragmentary text mentions hardware and a rode product or event referenced as J vt Rode. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to form a full reporting item.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
The fragmentary text mentions hardware and a rode product or event referenced as J vt Rode. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to form a full reporting item.
A fragmented notice indicates a bakery will deliver bread and groceries through a system titled Will Deliver Bread. The text mentions arrangements and contact points, including a phone reference, as part of the ongoing operation.
A Sunday feature highlights Vimsetto Music presenting an artistic program blending American jazz with spoken word. An evocative, brimming performance showcases a renowned orator’s remarks shaping the evening's rhythm and mood.
Local notes recall a birth on Friday June 6 1918 to Mr and Mrs H C Lighter a boy. Illinois Central workers receive a wage raise to 1 75 per day. Mrs George Streeter of Washta dies from burns. Stutz Brothers gang works near Linn Grove on I C Lockin farm. George Dieterich Wm Menefee Albert Swanson and Neil Siglin return from Michigan trip praising lands. Mrs John Whitney and sons attend college commencement in Morningside. Hansen and Hansen Clothing Co Des Moines enlarges store adding hat boys department and workingman sections. Herman and Carl Hansen previously friends.
Alma Bischel nursing at Glienke home Airelia. Opal Olesen to Cecil Roby of Marathon. Hatch couple leaving Alta for extended California tour by auto. Summit Club acts on Community building. Hilda Vesgaard arrives from Albery Denmark with brothers Nels and Henry. Advertiser contract ends June 8. R L Howell of Sioux City to take over with E M Kautenberg staying a week.
The Careful Crossing Campaign runs June 1 to September 30 across the United States and Canada to reduce railroad highway grade crossing accidents. The effort cites a 24 percent rise in auto registrations in 1922 and 9,101 deaths with 24,208 injuries at crossings in five years, urging drivers to ensure a clear path before crossing.
Galva hosts first street concert by Peters on Patriots as the Kays prepare to move to Jefferson with lumber yard duties. Granville bank safe attempt by four men ends with escape in a Dodge. Storm Lake trains teachers, aiming for 400 total. district bar picnic set for June 15 at Chautauqua Park. Peterson’s Newton Moore resigns to join Ashland Ohio church. Quimby adds electric lights water works and a new consolidated school. Little Sioux bridge progresses near August completion.
The period brings increased lightning and strong winds threatening homes and farms. Residents report toppled trees, damaged roofs, and scattered debris as storms move through the region, prompting calls for caution and quick assessments.
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