Aurelia Sentinel Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Aurelia Sentinel published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Aurelia Iowa post office. Proprietor B C Light er lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance within Cherokee county 1.75 elsewhere 2.00 foreign per year. Display advertising and local rates per inch and per line for readers and cards of thanks are noted.
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Aurelia
Iowa
B.C. Lighter
Cherokee
Carda
Children's Day program planned at Diamond M E Church
Pastor J L Ralston notes Children's Day set for Sunday June 20 after rain prevented a service last week. He urges families to worship together, take children to Sunday School, and avoid neglecting church duties to instill spiritual values in the next generation.
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House of Gd
Cheese as Aid to Beauty Prefector Sammis Defends Balance
A fragment notes prefector Sammis praising cheese as a beauty aid and balanced for improving a sallow complexion, describing it as among the most perfectly balanced.
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Prefector
Sammis
County News Briefs: deaths and arrests across towns
Mary Patricia Mulvaney 18 died after an appendicitis operation. Mrs Wayne Flickinger 26 died from lockjaw at Sioux Valley hospital after lake outing. Hartley men Fred Hibbell and Edward Mangels arrested in Cherokee after failing to stop for police. alcohol found in their car. No heavy hog losses despite extreme heat. rendering plant delayed carcass removal due to calls from farmers.
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Mary Patricia Mulvaney
Chas. Mulvaney
Miss Mulvaney
Wayne Flickinger
H. G. Johnson
Good Hope
Sioux Valley Hospital
Fred Hibbell
Edward Mangels
Hartley
Cherokee
White
East Main Street
Best Ever Baby Beef Tour Impresses County Clubs
About 50 people in 165 cars joined the 100 mile Baby Beef tour through Cherokee county last Thursday to visit 21 boys and 6 girls in the club and inspect 41 calves. County Agent Ellis led morning and afternoon legs from Quimby through the southern and northern county regions. J. Q. Quist from Ames aided the tour, teaching calf judging and carcass parts with yellow chalk. Dukes & Chilson’s herdman Mr Berry urged regular feeding and clean water, quiet handling, and suggested sulfur in feed for some calves. Club roster lists members from Pitcher township to Libe township with many named participants.
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Cherokee County
Baby Beef Club
Ellis
Quimby
Quist
Mr. Berry
Dukes & Chison
Pitcher Township
Lillian Thompson
Diamond Township
Lavone
Wilmar Dubes
Wendell
Anna
Muriel
Nordstrom
Silver Township
John Feil
Willow Township
Walter ‘Bro
Kenneth Bu Grand
Meadow - Ip
Lewis
Tela ‘Smith
Libe
Tom Dewar
Jacob Mun
A Walking Corn Crib
In Waukon Iowa on June 11 Fred Stillwell sold a 600 pound hog for 72 dollars. At current corn prices the hog’s gain uses about 66 bushels of corn worth roughly 36 dollars, about half the hog price. The Agricultural Department cautions farmers not to expect hog prices to stay high and notes large corn crops are usually followed by changes.
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Waukon
Towa
Fred Stillwell
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Early idea of League of Nations predates modern era
London reports debate over who conceived the League of Nations. Prof H A Giles of Cambridge suggests China attempted to form such a league 646 years before Christ. China then consisted of independent states that signed a covenant to end war, but two states resisted and the league failed.
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London
League of Nations
H. A. Giles
Cambridge
China
France
Germany
Bears sold in Virginia at one dollar per pound
In Highland county near Luray, Virginia, bear cubs are sold for one dollar per pound at Monterey after hikers found cubs near Augusta Highland and Pendleton counties. The mother was killed, cubs bottle-fed, and the animals have become very docile, even allowing children to handle them while they nap after milk.
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Virginia
Luray
Highland County
Monterey
Augusta
Highland
Pendleton
Bering Sea Hero Receives Lenient Fine in Ridgewood
New York magistrate fined sailor Frank Roberts 50 dollars for driving without a license. Roberts, who served on the President Roosevelt, explained he helped rescue the Antinoe crew and received several decorations. The court revoked the fine and issued a suspended sentence after acknowledging his hero status.
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New York
Georgia
Ridgewood
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Roosevelt
Methodist Church Notes Plan Dramatic Sermons
Pastor G. R. Gilbert outlines next Sunday's program with morning and evening themes. The morning sermon titled The Drama of Job and the evening talk A Trip Across Australia promise engaging, helpful services. An invitation to unite with the congregation is extended.
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Job
Australia
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Plans German Services Next Week
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E I Wehking invites members to Sunday school at 10 00 followed by German language services next Sunday The St Johns Lutheran in Hanover holds its annual school picnic after noon inviting this congregation to attend
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St. John’s Lutheran
Hanover
Congregational Church to host two sermons next Sunday
Pastor George C. Safford announces next Sunday morning sermon titled A New Creature and evening sermon Opportunity. The Children's Day program will be held a week later during the morning service and the church invites all to attend and make the services their own.
Akeldama the Potter Field in Jerusalem History
The biblical Akeldama known as the field of blood was a potter's field used for burying strangers. Matthew 27 3 9 states it was bought with Judas money and later returned to priests. Acts 1 18 notes Judas caused his own death there. Since the seventh century Akeidams in Jerusalem has been a contested holy site.
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Jerusalem
Akeldama
Judas
Jesus
Akeidams
Local Alta items report marriage and council actions
The Advertiser notes the marriage of George Smith and Grace E. Wensel in Estherville Iowa. It also covers a joint meeting of Alta church groups to decide on organizing a local Y M C A Chapter and reports a street graveling plan with Will Johnson winning the contract at 40 cents per yard for unloading and hauling gravel.
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Alta Banks
First National
Alta State Bank
George’ Smith
J. B. Smith
Alta
Grace E. Wensel
E. M. Wensel
Estherville
Iowa
Highview Consolidated Schools
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Alta School
White Eagle Oil
C. M. Hanson
F. Gallaher
Hetrick & Gallaher
Will, Johnson
Drayman
Johnson
Dawn to Dusk World Flight Dream
Dr Charles H Townsend discusses a dawn to dusk world flight dream and the possibility of using a flying machine modeled after Cephenemyla larvae. He notes these insects achieve high speeds by storing energy as food inside their bodies, offering a glimpse into fuel and endurance for long-distance flight concepts.
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New’ York
Charles. H
T. Townsend
Townsend
Detroit Painter Wins Judgment in Small Claims Case
In Detroit, a case titled Toss of Coin Settles involved painter Labadie and plaintiff Sidney A Jacobs with defense by Leo Cahalu. Justice Court awarded the plaintiff $250 after arguments over settlement. Attorneys for Labadie indicated readiness to settle for $250, with discussion of possible payment terms.
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Wis Detroitee
Ira W. Jayne
Levison
Justice Court
Troibadie Frog
Wyandotte
Shea’ Labadie
Sidney
A. Jacobs
Plaintet
Leo
Cahaluu
Acoln
Labadle “Bros
Railroad Reform Prompts Father’s Clear Appeal
A fragmented account describes a railroad official facing strong opposition from workers over harsh inspections. The narrative mentions a grizzled car inspector tapping wheels with a hammer, while a grieving father recalls a difficult farewell amid push for changes.
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