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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes it is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Aurelia, Iowa post office. E. C. Lighter is listed as proprietor.
Rates show per year in advance outside Cherokee county at 1.75, in foreign countries 2.00. Display ads priced per inch, local line rates ten cents, foreign ads twenty five cents per inch. Cards of thanks charged per line at ten cents.
Aable worker themed farce titled Give and Take plays Aurelia 1925 chautauqua is a big laughfest about a workers congress running a California canning factory with a secretary of state posing as Lincoln and a capitalist released from asylum. Chicago audiences applaud its humor and its current against the Redpath Vanter circuit.
A local for sale column item draws attention with a prompt to act fast. The listing emphasizes urgency and a straightforward sale path, inviting potential buyers to inquire for details and negotiate a quick transaction.
A. C. Overby and family depart Wednesday for Storm Lake to establish a new home. Rev. James F. Findlay resigns Congregational pastorate effective July 13 to pursue educational work. O C Fisher pays a small bad check fine after court. New playground equipment arrives for city park near the Second Street river bridge. C A Genet of Spencer and Anton Basquez assess sugar beet farming potential on W R Montgomery farm and call for expansion of local sugar factories in northern Iowa.
Usual services next Sunday include a morning sermon Flashes of Christian Love and an evening message The Best Shall Serve The State Visitors welcome at all services Sunday school and Christian Endeavor meet at usual hours Members urged to attend and seek a blessing
The Kansas City Star recounts a parable where a broken cache of hammers lies discarded in a country blacksmith shop while the old anvil stays fixed on its stump and continues to "do business at the old stand" as a symbol of enduring value.
J F Schilling died suddenly at his Alta home after a two day illness from meningitis. Mrs John Friedland pioneer of the community died at her daughter’s home near Alta. Eva Mae Smith wed Carl Gifford at Alta, June 5, 1925. A infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Specketer died suddenly northeast of Alta. Nellie Looksir racing mare owned by Ike Langston of Alta is entered in 1925 races.
A London restaurant push to introduce snails as food contrasts French delicacy with British tastes. While the French favor snails, English eat mussels and winkles, and eel is loved in England but detested in Scotland. Rabbits vary from vermin to table fare across regions and nations.
Miss Cora Clover daughter of Mr and Mrs George Clover of Aurelia married R. E. Williams at the Congrgational parsonage by Rev Geo C Safford last Friday June 12. The bride a recent Aurelia high school graduate taught in Florida this past year. The groom is in painting and decorating and they plan to stay until July then return to Florida.
A long excerpt discusses flour quality and repackaging by Money Ward & Co, with notes on tops and solder. The writer reviews railroad tensions, wages, and company policies toward sick workers, including the firing of those with certain illnesses. It covers a rubber plantation plan and wage scales across classes, plus monthly holidays and worker labor rates.
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