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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes weekly publication every Thursday with second class matter status. E G Lighter is proprietor and subscription rates are 1.50 in-county, 1.75 out of county, and 2.00 foreign. Advertising rates are listed by inch and line.
A rustic scene captures Paw polishing the old plow Maw counting hens and planning farm chores. The chatter hints spring is near with talk of planting, a runamong the three boys, and a hint that the weekend may bring a small scavenger or errand.
Qualified electors of the Independent District of New Aurelia in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa are notified the annual meeting will be held at the Niels P Petersen building Aurelia on the second Monday in March 1925 from 1 pm to 6 pm A director will be named for a three year term to succeed W H Heimsoth. Secretary E S Kiernan date February 18 1925.
W H Fishman returns to his farm to garden. R L Conrad seeks a liquor license between Cherokee and Fort Dodge. Jacob Lauer and Edith B Bammer wed in Sioux City. Cherokee High School excels in state tournament preliminaries with standout athletes. An investigation follows multiple local incidents and hospital death inquiries with personnel changes noted.
Mr and Mrs Nels Bengston welcomed twin daughters born on Saturday February 14. The Alta Independents defeated Spirit Lake Indians 41 to 19 at home Tuesday evening. W C Newcomb of Browns Valley visited Alta last week while his family considers moving back to Brooke township. Naomi Brown and Clifford Porter wed last Saturday at the parsonage in Alta. Opal Lindberg of Aato and Arthur Nelson of Newell wed in Storm Lake on Wednesday February 25 with Rev Bond officiating. De Cleghorn man nearly died from gas asphyxiation in a garage incident. Willim Skaggs survived after being found unconscious and revived by doctors.
The Corn Growers Association of Buena Vista County calls a public meeting for farmers business men and bankers in Storm Lake at 1 30 p m March 11 C H Richardson president will speak on securing a more reliable market and fair distribution between growers and buyers urging a large attendance from county producers and merchants.
A fragmented notice references telephone renters and stockholders dated February 14 1920. The legible portion suggests an official communication or call regarding telecom rents and shareholder matters. No additional details are readable.
First grade lists named students and spelling honorees while noting six weeks of attendance and spelling perfects. Second grade reports many absences due to illness with a list of perfect attenders and perfect spellers. Third grade shows attendance honorees and perfect geography test scores, with several absences due to illness. Fourth grade mentions tulip handwork and time measures in arithmetic. Fifth grade notes library plans and Girls Reserve conference. inter-class athletic preparation described. Junior and Sophomore games praised for teamwork and talent. Enrollment totals given. several 100s in spelling across grades. sixth and seventh grades show varied averages and upcoming exhibits.
Quimby built a lead by fouls and held on to win 19 to 10 against Washta. Later that day Cleghorn roared to a 30 to 5 victory, with field baskets and notable plays across the two matches.
Fragmentary OCR mentions England and various years with unclear context. No concrete names, locations, or events are readable to form a definitive summary.
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