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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
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Nassau served as a pirate stronghold where buccaneers used the harbor for supplies and wealth. Bermudian ships linked to salt monopolies faced pirate interference as Bermudians built stout cedar ships and defended their trade routes to Turks Island. The text notes relics remaining near Nassau.
Galva Tribune notes 82 year old Gustav Lundquist dies after health decline. Ida county supervisors call a special election for June 24 to pave primary roads, joining six states without county paving. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune covers gravel contract for 30 miles of county roads, a arson case delay, highway relocation efforts west of Truesdale, and a large grain elevator fire at Royal. Peterson Patriot reports a lawn wedding of Beulah Huberg and Darrell Santage and notes a Quaker Oats grain elevator fire destroying over 30,000 bushels. Remsen Well cites voter costs for Farmer-Labor ticket in Plymouth county. Remsen Bell says Remsen liquor store opening is planned per state commission and building owner Schaaf.
Mrs. Wm Booth and others visit in John Wring and Conley Erickson homes while several couples travel between Storm Lake Aurelia Linn Grove and Quimby. Birthday gatherings and market notes frame a day of family calls and small town movements across east Afton and Elk.
A partial cast list names Eleanore Whitney Tom Keene Dickie Moore Virginia Weidler Elizabeth Patterson Sally Martin Bennie Bartlett and Samuel S Hinds. The list appears on a studio card likely tied to upcoming releases or screen credits.
Looking back over ten, twenty, and thirty years, Aurelia items note seven new teachers elected for vacancies, a drowning rescue at a gravel pit, a Des Moines steel job, cattle trading at Chicago market, a new residence contract in Lockin’s addition, and a nurse’s Chicago training.
Last week Mrs Tennis Wilson sold Northside Cafe to Eldon Schweitzer of Storm Lake with possession this Thursday morning. Leah Phillips and Melvin Case wed at LeMars last Friday. Sylvia Marie Sorenson married Ralph Porter at Whiting Iowa June 6. Edgar Swanson named principal at Rockwell City for next year. Lloyd Olson to teach chemistry and mathematics at Rockwell City. Isther Gustal and Alfred E Peterson wed at their Alta area home June 6.
The grading of relocated No 6 through Aurelia was completed Tuesday evening by contractor J W Southorn. Workmen are levelling ditches and smoothing grade sides. Scothorn moved his outfit to Ode Oak Iowa and oversees grading six miles of road with crews finishing two miles of township road northeast of Aurelia.
The Epworth League requests assistance to sell tickets for the show This is the Life scheduled Monday June 29. The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for both Sioux City papers and may handle subscriptions.
The piece compares 12 billion dollars to daily life costs and shows how federal taxes approach and exceed household budgets. It notes counting to 1,000,000 takes four weeks, 1,000,000,000 in nineteen years, and 12,000,000,000 would take 218 years, highlighting taxes' impact on families and rising government outlays.
California enacts a ban on night shooting of game and prohibits the use of chemicals in hunting. The measure aims to reduce wildlife harm and curb unethical hunting practices statewide.
Isaac Clow was struck by lightning while cultivating corn Tuesday afternoon. He reached the barn and house with memory loss, was taken to Dr. Johnson, and advised rest for a few days as he recovered from the head pain and weakness.
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