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20 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists yearly subscription rates. Rates shown include a per year price for outside Cherokee county and for foreign countries.
Weather and Crop Bureau figures show 1828 crop damage at 63,022 dollars, a 26 percent rise from 1027. Hail striking Tob township areas caused the bulk, with many townships affected and Jefferson, Henry, Louise and Van Buren counties reporting no damage.
The article notes generally favorable apple and fruit conditions with prospects of a good year. It mentions early planting, favorable weather for vines and vegetables, and sufficient apples remaining to produce a substantial crop next season.
Dr C F Drake Iowa State Entomologist explains the seventeen year life cycle of the locust that will appear in southern Iowa counties this year. He notes adults emerge after long larval period and that females deposit eggs to scar branches while males sing via thorax plate vibration.
A U.S. survey, by LoveClippery, finds Praer 82 percent prefer newspaper ads and 160 peers support print media while 2 percent favor movies. It notes 4 percent mention posters, 1 percent online, and describes ad costs and effectiveness compared with other media.
Obituary notes Kristian Pederson dies at his daughter’s Alta home after years of illness. Nine Alta homes quarantined amid a smallpox outbreak across UK territory. Miss Dorn Wall and Elizabeth Lichtenberg travel to Boulder Colorado for summer study at the state university. A monument works project planned on Main Street south of Mayor Langston’s home. Helene Poulson named teller at American National Bank Santa Monica. Large spring gathering marks final Trinity Lutheran Presbyterian Methodist program before summer recess.
Mrs Fay Smith daughter of Wm Reckoff of this place died at her Cherokee home after a long illness. Born October 30 1895 in Buena Vista county Iowa she was 33 years 8 months and 19 days old at death on June 17 1929. She married Franklin Fay Smith October 27 1915 and they had one daughter Joy Faye. She is survived by her husband daughter father four brothers three sisters and many relatives. Funeral services were held in Cherokee and Aurelia with burial in Aurelia cemetery.
We extend thanks to friends and neighbors for help and expressions of sympathy after the death of our wife, mother, daughter, and sister, and for the beautiful floral offerings. Fay Smith and daughter Joy Fay. Wm. Reckoff and family.
Iowa report by Joe L. Robinson shows five hundred thirty-nine entries in the state corn yield test with two classes open-pollinated and hybrid. Twenty-three treated samples were added for comparison while some late entries were excluded. Prizes rely on ten ear appearance for one-third and yield for two-thirds.
In Pathfinder Magazine a joke centers on Mrs. Teller and Mrs. Asker discussing Mrs. Watts asking the price of a dress. The quip highlights curiosity about expenditures and responses, framing a comic exchange.
An aboard ferry on the Staten Island route collides with a white buoy near the shore injuring a male passenger. The incident follows a captain distracted by a nearby crowd and a ghostly impact seen through a broken window.
Report claims scientists extracted large amounts of nitrogen from air using a new process called air nitrogen condensation. The method is described as rapidly developing with potential industrial use in the United States. Figures cited mention hundreds of thousands of tons of nitro gen and related compounds produced or produced-equivalent in this early stage.
Justice Taft’s relative Elizabeth C Taft raises a tax question after a gift transfer exceeds the return cost, arguing the excess should be taxable. The court reviews whether the difference between gift value and debt paid qualifies as income.
The notice reports the marriage of their daughter Madlena Olena to Palwer Leren, to be held Saturday in Washington D C. Mr Larsen and bride will travel to Washington by train. The county item also mentions tax records and local employment details for residents and a June flag day observed by the Geitsshotl Stee Manus Post No 0.
A survey by the Iowa Weather Group OU estimates spring pig production to rise by a percent range. Measured figures for December through February show increased farrowings of spring pigs versus the previous year. The report notes that the rise appears more tied to supply expectations than actual market demand. Further analysis cautions the figures may reflect projections rather than solid realities.
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