26 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
Friday morning publication lists ad rates for semad-tiang Diafl matter 2c iepostatica at acres Iowa. Talspinnes No 7014 locat advertising 5 cents per line, Moser Mon display ads 16 cents per inch. Special features on yearly contracts.
Busy season described with carpenters farmers and painters at work. Emphasizes using strength for God and serving others, urging kindness and support within the church. Pastor to preach Sunday at 10:22 am and 3 pm, church school at 11:46, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm.
Rev Ari Hoon invites worshippers to attend Sunday services despite heat. He urges comfortable attire and notes the pastor will lead with coat off. Evening topic set as The chains that bind. Sunday school and Epworth League at usual hour. benevolent subscription emphasized.
A Thursday night blaze razed six downtown buildings in Quimby, threatening the entire business district. Insurance covered some losses, with major fires at A J Clark restaurant and Adams drug store, Carnahan building, Clark hall, and others, totaling likely around 15,000 to 19,000. Local volunteers formed bucket brigades while a special train carried equipment to aid firemen.
Ten years ago the Aurelia area prepared for a busy Fourth with Cherg xae daly and local debates. Merchants announce store closures for July 4 with partial hours, while residents report home improvements purchases and small shifts in ownership and construction plans.
Homer W. Green, 22, a prominent Cherokee attorney, accidentally shot himself with a Colt revolver in his father’s office. He died within twenty minutes after the early morning incident in Vandercook building. Green was active in law and civic life, with a bright future ahead.
Sheriff McLeod captures W. E. Logan in Correctionville on a wife desertion charge. Logan, once married a year, left his Galva wife last week riding a Flying Merkle motorcycle bought from Henry Schroeder. He pledged certificates of deposit as collateral and faces grand jury in fall. A $25 reward aided the arrest.
Free to all line promotes the Swan vacuum cleaner with a seven dollar price, five percent cash discount, and six dollar sixty five net. Includes brush attachment and a ten day free trial. Satisfaction guaranteed or return for full use no cost. Households claim labor savings. Sold by G. J. Lewis.
From Cherokee papers the McDonalds arrived from the east Saturday returning from their honeymoon. Heavy rains in northern Iowa push water levels high in low-lying areas. In Amherst township 18-year-old Ralph Simmons died Tuesday with funeral Thursday at Marcus cemetery.
The text notes that Chamberlain 2 Cough Remedy loosens and relieves a cough, aids expectoration, opens secretions to help the system expel a cold, and counters any tendency toward pneumonia. It contains no opium or narcotics and may be given to children as confidently as to adults. Sold by J C Nelson.
Property owners are hereby notified to mow the weeds on and in the streets and alleys adjoining their lots at once. J C Lockin mayor.
The measure and its amendment preserve U S rights under 1902 and 1904 treaties while ensuring all nations pay tolls equally. It states the act does not waive U S rights to discriminate in favor of American vessels and does not affect sovereignty or canal management.
The fragment notes a general reflection on impulse and action. It discusses how a positive impulse can be constructive if followed by deliberate, mindful effort rather than rash or impulsive behavior.
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