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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
1
A fragmentary dialogue questions a Lincoln era proposal to free white labor from Black bellhops. The speaker mocks gender and religious references while warning a high blood pressure man to choose words carefully, noting the insult of calling someone a liar.
A scatter of Arkansas era humor, animal sale notes, and a financial statement from the Aurelia Iowa district shows a Duroc Jersey sow sale at the Tie-In barn, buyers from local communities, and a detailed 1920 21 school district budget with receipts and disbursements, listing teachers, library books, and other expenditures.
The Federated Churches Congregational and Baptist share a home with morning worship at 10:38 and evening service at 7:30 both led by Pastor Iona Brosius. Sunday School at 11:45 and Christian Endeavor at 6:30. February 9 mission band by Ruby Pierce with refreshments by Mary Ruth and Dorothy Fierck. February 238 leader Margaret Pierce with Marine Gearke serving. A children’s play is planned to raise funds for missions.
Pilot township farmer Dewar has filed nominating papers to run for representative. He is treasurer of the Cherokee County Farm Bureau and president of the Purebred Livestock Breeders association. Dewar has long promoted farm clubs and agricultural welfare. His knowledge of state affairs, leadership roles, and farm background are cited as qualifications for the legislature. Announcement draws broad county support.
A Washta sub district contest produced three firsts for Washta. Chas Lee sold his pool hall to Herman Brooks effective March 1. Twenty six teams enter the northwest Iowa high school basketball tournament at Victory hall March 3-4. A fire destroyed an old Like farm house. Ira Cooper rents the farm for March 1. Farmers form Galva Grain and Stock Show. Peter Richard buys Mangold implement stock. The Wm Schmidt farm house burned. the Hughes family was away. Pete Conley reports a clothes store robbery in Newell. Alvin Avenell plans suit against T M Jones for injuries from a collision near Spirit Lake. Russell Johnson cleared on a stolen property case. other trials deferred.
A local merchant told a reporter there was no business anyway so advertising would not help. The remark echoes a tale of a hen stopping scratching due to a scarcity of norma.
A plush robe is found with the owner possibly reachable through the Sentinel office. The notice requests contact at the Sentinel office to claim the property.
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