Local newspaper masthead from Aurelia Iowa
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Iowa BE C LIGHTER, Proprietor.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia Iowa BE C LIGHTER, Proprietor.
Gerrit Klay of Orange City Iowa declares his candidacy for Congress as a Republican subject to approval by GOP voters in the Eleventh District at the upcoming primary. 47 14.
Chief J N Cook began duties as county engineer, aligning office details as the official start day. The Times reports burglaries at Wm Dahlgren’s Meriden garage with an Atwater Kent radio and about twenty five Goodrich tubes stolen. Chief E E Lyman took possession of the Griffin apartment building March 1 to run it as apartments and finish the garage east of it when weather allows. The Evening Times notes good prospects for paving primary 21 from the Ida county line to the Minnesota line.
Mr and Mrs Walter Miller return from a three week wedding trip to Chicago and will reside on the Fred Miller farm south of Alta. Edgar Schulke and Cordelia Schroeder wed at Altamont Illinois on February 19. Swan and Mrs Johnson celebrate 55th anniversary at Alta home. Fire district leaders plan better equipment with Maple Valley Nakomis Elk towns. Sheehan Cash Grocery to open in Alta leasing DeLay building on Main Street.
Route segment from west of Orange City to Hawarden and on to the South Dakota state line will join the state paved highway system. This will be presented to the special legislative session next week for consideration of new highway legislation.
Farm Bureau leaders plan the biggest Eleventh District conference on March 14 and 15 in Cherokee. Sessions will cover legislation auto and life insurance marketing service taxation road and farm to market transit with notes on state convention resolutions. O W Beeler Des Moines Murl McDonald Ames and Mrs Ellsworth Richardson Pella on program. Mrs Henry Wood Moville and Oscar Heline Marcus chairing. held in the county courthouse.
Two Cherokee county flocks recently finished the cooperative poultry record farm work with solid profits under normal farm conditions. Mrs. Wm. M. Baker of Rock township posted 36.5 percent egg yield from 193 White Wyandottes, deriving $1,006.60 receipts and $434.15 feed costs for a $572.45 profit or $2.96 per bird, ranking fifth in the state. Mrs. John Zimmer’s Rhode Island Reds, 110 hens, earned $403.12 receipts and $185.64 feed cost for a $227.48 profit or $2.07 per hen.
The tale claims Hamlet a real Jutland prince whose father was murdered by his brother Ingo who seized the throne. Hamlet feigned madness to save his life and his mother aided by exposing Fengo and avenging the king’s death.
In Japan a Buddhist ceremony for broken dolls draws thousands of children who believe the spirits of cherished dolls are comforted through the ritual.
The paper lists perfect spelling pupils in first and second grade and notes new enrollment Lilly Bergquist. illness absences for Jane TenEyck and Gladys Gustafson. six week attendance and grades for many students. health and citizenship topics. junior high and high school class activities, spelling honors, and new entrants Mary Heller, Harry Heller, Le Roy Heller, Raymond Pojlar. electing processes, drama plans, and an upcoming negro vaudeville show at Aurelia High.
Article notes the burberbor at Sydney as a vast harbor area of about 8 980 acres, roughly equal to a large square mile, with its shores and isles extending long and wide. The piece emphasizes its scale and wartime significance.
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