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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
The district intends a large future ready building as the present structure lacks room. It plans 49 sections with three rural districts possibly joining later to boost capacity. The board has concluded the project is wise to accommodate growth despite current excess space concerns.
A damaged OCR fragment references a public sale and classified notices. It mentions terms like sale, people to offer, and sections of a newspaper page. The readable text is inconsistent but suggests a local sale notice within the classified led serainment.
A company aims to erect an ice plant to operate before the Fourth of July with a ten ton daily capacity. The project seeks an expert on site to launch and serve additional customers as stock runs low.
Prom The Adcensiver Mrs A L Denio left for Los Angeles Tuesday afternoon due to her mother's illness. Carl Arthur Mattias Andersen of a farm southwest of Alta died June 12 at age 32 years four months eleven days. Ruth Prentice underwent ad appendicitis surgery in Sioux City and is recovering with her mother Mrs Rhoda Prentice. Jacob Enemark sold his 120 acre farm west of town for 410 per acre to C A VanBuskirk and Will Farrow. occupied by Robert Whyte and John Farrow. W R Hatch sold his farm south of the incorporation for 32 000 total price for seventy acres. Purchasers were G F Tincknell and R C Brogmus. The editor received a letter from E E Ruthledge. the family were in Loveland Heights Drake Colorado en route to Grand Lake.
The column details a series of community happenings including visits by Bertha Tatue af Alta and Mrs. Nieman, property sales by Lew Smith and J C Lockin, moving plans for Benny Baumann and the Reever family, a wedding trip for Mr. and Mrs. Nieman, and staff changes at a local barber shop. It notes upcoming events at local eateries and inquiries about durable goods.
A Kansas City Journal item notes a general with many medals and a man who follows him constantly. The cartoonish exchange implies a secretary or aide role, humorously questioning the need for an ald around the general and hinting at the abundance of medals.
Classified notices show a boy’s bicycle for size about twenty and inquiries at the office. Various sales offer a single harness, good hay, seed potatoes at one dollar a bushel, a Waterloo gas engine, a Studebaker five passenger car, and household items including beds a mower. Contact names include Hankens Fouts and Ed Rice and Jas. Mace with phone details in Sioux City Iowa.
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