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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
League Sentiment Sparks Move Against Commission
A skewed fragment reports a sentiment battle over a commission with mentions of a twenty five cent price and a call to end the commission. The text is incomplete but indicates political friction and demands for change.
Domestic Debate Over Voting Rights Sparks Discord
A lighthearted civic note contrasts a wife asserting her moral right to vote with a husband’s grumbling about chores. The playful exchange frames household power dynamics through a satire of political participation.
Seasonal joys and odd musings from a playful note
The piece revels in sunshine and flowers while joking about insects and goats. It muses that Angora goats may be indifferent mothers, and hints that some so called favorite sons are not truly favored.
Bright Aide of Life in Town Sparks Community Hope
A reflective column urges residents to celebrate local good deeds and unity. It highlights neighborly acts, small successes, and how collective optimism lifts the town’s spirit. Residents are encouraged to share acts of kindness and support in daily life.
General Carranza Presses Mexico Exit Demand
The statement cites ongoing pressure by General Carranza for Mexican retreat. It notes the speaker expects Carranza may ultimately depart Mexico himself.
The Lad Who Honors Parents May Be Honored Later
A proverb notes that a youth who respects his parents may, in time, have children who repay that respect. The saying emphasizes values across generations and filial piety.
America the Good Country Prompting Unity
A brief proclamation praising America as a strong nation and urging solidarity in times of challenge. The speaker emphasizes national pride and the value of coming together to support shared ideals.
Mt Olive News Notes From Area Visits And Church Program
Mr and Mrs Lewis of Oxford Iowa visit daughter Mrs A T Fedderson at Mt Olive. Delegates to Baptist association at Webb named including Rev Coppoe and Mrs Margaret Juber. Seven passenger Chandler car owned by T P Oblson. Ladies Aid hosted at Fedderson home with Mrs Foust and Mrs Fidderson. Children day exercises planned for Mt Olive church next Sunday June 18 featuring piano solos recitations songs and a pantomine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Olive News
Lewis
Oxford
Iowa
A. T. Fedderson
Thompson
Coppoe
Margaret Juber
Baptist Association
Webb
T. P. Oblson
Meadames Foust
Fidderson
Fedderson
Martina
Will
Lincoln Hahn
Iroquois
South Dakota
Nellie Sawvill
Abe Campbel
Sam Campbell
Campbell
Henry Faust
Mt Olive Church
Flora Dukes
Dorothy Campbell
Leila Coppoc
Marion Gearke
Jeasie Campbell
Elizabeth Neville
Willard Porter
Glynn Jones
Donald Fedderson
Howard Sawville
Herbert Frank
Lewis Coppoe
Mable Fedderson
Merlin Porter
Paul Frank
Hannah Juber
Mr. Fedderson
Freddie Stewart
Ruth Ohison
Eva Coppoe
D. Dubes
Doings at Diamond community notes
Miss Edna Lindsay left Friday for Des Moines to attend summer school at Drake University. Cora Davia returned from Sibley after finishing high school. Ernest Peterson left for Lake City due to his sister in law Mrs. Oscar Cottong’s illness, now improving. Rev. Trimble led services. Children Day exercises drew a large audience. Ed Peterson goes to Ames for agricultural college. Mrs. Lindsay heads to Carroll then Mitchell South Dakota for a month. Arlie Nordstrom from Cherokee visits relatives. Ladies Aid to meet at H. H. Williams home. P. M. Peterson and Earnest Peterson attended Diamond services. Roy and Clifford Ohlson and Irene Williams, recent Cherokee graduates, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lindsay
Des Moines
Drake University
Cora Davia
Sibley
Ernest Peterson
Lake City
Oscar Cottong
Cottong
Trimble
Diamond
Ed Peterson
Ames
Agricultural College
W. F. Lindsay
Carroll
Mitchell
South Dakota
Hog colera and community mentions in Hanover region
Local notes report hog cholera incidents affecting area hogs. The week includes visits by C F Mueller and wife of Galva, Henry Grieme and family near Storm Lake, Mrs Fred Wast visiting relatives in Afton township, and Misses Millie and Emma Whrede near Paullina. Graime Mosehall dies. Rev H Wehring attends funeral for Rev Meier at Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Mueller
Galva
Henry Grieme
Storm Lake
Hanover
George Tolzin
Sioux City
Afton
Grosier
Millie
Emma
Paullina
Mie
Graime Mosehell
Ines
The Forceps and a Freport Love Story
In Freeport a young dentist Harry Keene opens a practice and, after uncertain starts, wins the affections of Helen Davis. A risky tooth extraction leads to fear of scandal, but Helen forgives him. They form a firm bond that ends in marriage in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keene
Freeport
Mrs
Mrs. Keene
Helen Davis
Harry
Helen
Keene
Waeg
Mushroom Poisoning Warnings and ID Bulletin Issued
Spring mushroom deaths prompt warnings about misidentifying edible varieties. The U S Department of Agriculture in Washington issued a full illustrated bulletin to help distinguish edible from poisonous types. Obtainable by writing the secretary of agriculture or one’s congressman. postal cards suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of
Danger in Loss of Vitality and Nerves in Women
From an Exchange column a discussion on female nerves, asserting that gloom, headaches, and vertigo signal ner ves. It argues nervousness lowers vitality and makes women less sociable, urging rest and vitality restoration to regain charm and health.
Giving Boy Start In Life From Woman's Home Companion
A reader letter about a college graduate pressured by his father into joining the family business though he preferred a profession like law. The article notes parents should respect a young man’s career preference and encourage discussion with professionals in the chosen field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Companion
Boy’s Determination Shapes Training Path
Fragmentary lines suggest a youth facing extended preparation and a firm resolve to complete training. The tone hints at a sports or military style program where dedication is pivotal to success. Further context would clarify the organization and outcome.
Zoo Feeder Is Some Job
A tour of a large zoo kitchen reveals the skill of feeding hundreds of wild residents. Each animal requires a distinct diet and caretakers must balance appetites with dietary needs. Carnivores consume about 200 pounds of raw meat daily, with brown bread for bears and onions for monkeys.
Horrible Confrontation Ends With Revolver Drop
Nat Browne, found on the premises by Miss Spinster, wields a revolver and threatens mischief. Miss Spinster orders him away as law and order loom, highlighting the danger and the plea for protection of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Browne
Perlice
Mice and Rats Grow Popular as Pets Across the Country
The text notes mice and rats becoming common as playthings and accessories in households. It mentions pet shops keeping a steady supply and cites Japan in observed contexts of exhibition and breeding from stock, reflecting growing interest in small rodents as companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Kate
Pete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kodak Pictures
Kodak
Seybeans
É B. Royer
Prokee County
Pebaarria
Carranza
Mexico
America
Detroit Vapor
Arlie Nordstrom
Cherokee
Ladies Aid Society
H. H. Williams
P. M. Peterson
Earnest.Peterson
Good’ Hope
Roy
Clifford Ohlson
Irene Williams
Irene
Hanover News
Rev. H. Wehring
Pomeroy
Rev. Meier
Contea
Frivulion
Miss Davis
Doctor Simmons
W. @. Chapman
J. C. Nelson
Father
Sion
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