30 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published by E. C. Lighter announces delivery every Thursday and informs readers that continued receipt of the paper requires payment. Subscription costs listed include one year in advance with prices for Cherokee County and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Wi Zweinke of Galva spent Sunday above Charles Zweinke home. Mr and Mrs Reashart Miller of Calva called on Dick Connidt home. Walter Plog and others visited Cheroker snappers Thursday. August Miller and Sind Kivarn Speckecer from Galva and Storm Lake visitors. J Thuan of Sioux City dined with H H Otto. Fred Miller of Storm Lake visited Rev H Webking. Fred Schmeekoeper and Bobbe from Galea visited Lester Kolpin. Augu ret Miller of Cottea and Merc. Sioux City guest Wan Caskeeter Priddy evening.
Iowa experts advise spreading poison mash as the best control for army worms harming corn oats and other crops. Dr. Carl J. Drake Iowa State College notes damages in Mills Pottawattamie Harrison Plymouth Woodbury and Webster counties with potential spread to others. A home bait recipe using wheat bran Paris green molasses and water is provided and the 1924 outbreak in 35 counties is recalled.
An ivory warehouse in East Smithfield, London, stores tusks from elephants and mammoths. Many tusks exhibit decay similar to human teeth, sometimes spanning the entire length. The owner likely suffered neuralgia and pain, perhaps leading to tusk breakage.
Hawaii Abraham Fernandez notes that Hatwali appears to be a word linked to a Polynesian place name. He argues Hawa denotes an ancient residence and discusses linguistic forms across Jiki Taki Phawalian and Marquesan dialects to distinguish Tawa.
A friend’s husband works for a detective agency and is praised for keen intuition and notable discoveries. A boy bragged he is a better detective than his father because the father forgets his pipe and hat, and the boy must find them.
The Carolina colony was granted to Lords Proprietors in 1668. In 1710 the plan to divide into North and South Carolina and appoint separate governors was approved but not enacted until 1712. Edward Hyde’s commission as North Carolina governor independent of South Carolina was issued January 24, 1712.
Samo has found a job on a railroad section gang and is saying goodbye to his family. His wife scolds him at the door, urging him not to leave a week, while he responds with injured innocence asking what the problem is and insisting he isn’t cutting wood.
In a large penitentiary a proposal for an honor system was debated and put to a prisoner vote. One inmate urged voting for the honor system while others mocked the notion and pressed for more blunt condemnations. The dialogue reflected tension over self governance inside the facility.
A garbled domestic note shows a wife asking about a dus news item and the husband named Mr Wombat. The fragment cites the Cotries Journal and hints at price concerns and safety measures, though the text remains unclear.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a family trait and a mob scene but lacks coherent details or identifiable names or places for a fuller summary.
Smithers questions going on fishing trips while Withers vows to avoid luck and alcohol, noting he neither drinks nor cares about catching or eating fish.
Fragmentary text hints at a dramatic scene with Henry, Thuany, and Alice Le aboard a vessel. A sour expression suggests tension or misfortune at sea amid unclear actions and motives.
Senator Sorgum says the party has found a man with a voice strong enough to drown internal discord. The remark signals efforts to stabilize leadership and unify factions ahead of key events.
In a casual exchange at the barbershop a barber boasts a new assistant who graduates from a tensorial college. A customer, mixing humor with concern, notes the helper’s rhetoric skills but clarifies the real reason for his visit is a shampoo.
Offbeat dialogue notes a long study period on salary increases with a quip about outcomes. The bass also studies cutting expenses, reflecting a light local chatter tone in the Chelsea Record.
A fragment shows a playful exchange about a letter from a sister. One character teases another for not reading, noting no postscript, while the other defends by claiming the letter might hold nothing of importance. The scene hinges on mischief and domestic conversation.
In Vienna a bookseller, identified as Smith, was badly wounded during a public disturbance. Faun notes that Smith tried to sell the book Ask Me a Question to a father of five, tying the incident to a contentious interaction.
The article traces how trade shifted from a stigmatized occupation to a driver of wealth and status. It notes 17th and 18th century merchants aiming to become landowners while voyages and joint stock ventures revealed fortunes in commerce beyond landed estates.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses surname similarity in a rural English village. It mentions name patterns and local identity but provides no clear events, people, places, or dates. The readable fragments suggest a linguistic or genealogical focus rather than a covered incident.
The passage extols Leipzig as a perennial center for an annual international fair, noting its historic prominence since before the Twelfth century. It highlights Auerbach's Keller, Goethe's Faust connections, and the vast exhibition halls, with the city hosting grand festivities that outsize Madison Square Garden. It also states that Napoleonic and World Wars did not disrupt the fair.
The captain of a vessel must first obtain a harbor pilot and pass quarantine inspection before entering the customs house with the registry certificate. A foreign vessel captain shows the certificate to his consul for a receipt, then pays tonnage tax and presents clearance on departure with country of destination.
Sophie Lotocka born in Constantinople about 1766 died in Berlin in 1822. She married Polish count Stanislaw Felix Potocki and was famed for beauty and cleverness across Russia and Germany after her first divorce and later marriage to Potocki.
Mr Hayes meets Mrs Ayres at a local charity bazar and learns a wife acquaintance leads to surprised exchanges. Ayres clarifies they have not met, but reveals a maid once employed in Hayes's house for three months. Source: London Answers.
A boy invited to join a village secret club in Indiana attends a first meeting but loses interest. His sister asks about the club and the boy reveals he hopes to be treasurer, noting the club has no money and that disqualifies him.
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