Local items and notices from Aurelia and Larrabee
The Aurelia Sentinel reports on local happenings including Hubbard’s absence affecting a vote, Iowa reciprocity polling cited by Des Moines Capital, and community notices. It highlights John Thompson’s new Ford runabout, Epworth League delegates from Larrabee, a farewell reception for the Eddy family, and best wishes for their new home as neighbors celebrate with gifts.
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Canada
Iowa
Des Moines
Larrabee
Joe
Presbyterian Church
John Thompson
Ford
John
Northwest Town
Alice
Ethel Jenken
Clarisa Johnson
Harry Bunny
Fort Jacobson
Larrabee Epworth League
Aurelia
Bencroft
Eddy
Questioned Ad Verifier Demands Aurelia Field Fuss Details
The letter asks the Advertiser to reveal any instances where Aurelia players were unsportsmanlike and walked off the field after a Tuesday game with Early. It argues such events are implied by a misspelled word and claims prior coverage smeared their team.
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Asta Advertiser
Aurelia Nine
Aurelia
Tususi
Sue
the Sentinel
Local Notices From Larrabee and Surrounding Areas
A fragmented column lists visitors and residents around Larrabee Fort Dodge and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Hujaboon Mrs Lawson and children Rev and Mrs Stafford plus Brother and Sister Stafurd. Several scattered references to places, transport and upcoming events appear amid garbled text.
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Hujaboon
Fort Dodge
Grandpa Gray
Lawson
Newell
Miss Skelenstead
Jane Adams and Her Works
Jane Adams founder of Hull House devoted life to the poor. Born to John Adams in Cedar Village, she gathered flowers as a child to aid the sick and later tended patients in hospitals. Her mission to help the needy grew after witnessing urban poverty and harsh tenements.
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Jane Adams
Hull House
John Adams
Cedarvilly
London
Miss Adams
Ldijen
Starr
Peathimars
Jaitt
Palline
Wretched Tenement Districts Face Daily Hunger and Hard Labor
A wounded portrait of poverty shows inadequate water supply and tar boxes on streets. Families crowd into tiny rooms with little light or air while men wander off in summer seeking food, and women and children endure hunger and exhausting work for meals and survival.
Timely Thoughts at Epworth League Meeting
The Epworth League and Pastor express sincere appreciation for sympathetic cooperation in making the convention enjoyable and profitable. Sunday at the Methodist church features a special morning service addressing public welfare and the "White Plague" with a physician speaker, plus usual services and Sunday school.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Wis
Acm
A Word to the Wise Prompts Cautious Tone
A cryptic phrase plays as a cautionary note about wisdom and prudence in social discourse. The line suggests that a single word can reflect a larger cultural or linguistic lesson.
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City Livery Stable
Owens Bros
E-M-F
America
J. S. Mummert
W. B. Gillham
Patroniz
Ing Home Institutions
THE
VEAN
First National Bank
Aurelia Sentinel
Albert S. Crabb
Official Paper
Cherokee County
Towa
Sioux City Tribune
Hubbard
George
United Kingdom
Cedmia
Fred
Geear Maouta
Id Covell
Adu
Osatindty
Rey
Klub Eger & Dingman
Aurelin, Fowsi
McCall & Bischel
Coors
Airchild Bros
Ylarth
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