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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented, humorous column examines fame in football, appearances, and social quirks. It muses on luck, aging, beauty, and the Grand Canyon with a string of tongue in cheek observations about proposals, manners, and the quirks of modern life.
The Woman's Club schedules its next regular gathering Friday March 10 at 3:00 PM at the M E church. The program includes a naturalization drama by the high school class, discussions on women influencing legislation, and a piano duet plus remarks by local women on politics and truth in media.
A fragment quotes Senator Sorghum arguing that political support hinges on the will of the majority. The exchange emphasizes respect for the majority’s votes as the basis for policy and leadership.
A 1922 ordinance assigns bond requirements for city officers. One person may hold street commissioner and marshal with a single bond. The assessor's bond is set by the board of supervisors, filed with the county auditor. The mayor approves the clerk’s bond. other bonds are approved by the mayor. Clerk files and retains the clerk’s bond. mayor, treasurer, marshal, and street commissioner bonds are filed with and retained by the clerk. The ordinance takes effect upon passage and publication.
Ordinance No 101 repeals part of Ordinance No 67 and substitutes Section 8 for billiards and pool room owners or managers no longer pay a license fee. Effective February 14 1922 the repeal covers conflicting ordinances and is signed by Clerk ER Christensen and Mayor T B Parker.
The Sentinel recalls items from a decade past. Carrie Striker began work at C. C. Hanson store while Mrs. Norman takes a vacation. Lyman Lind, shot near Galva, dies from wounds after transfer to Ida Grove hospital. Glenn Harria moves to Kennaheck on a farm with his father. Geo Lamm family relocates to town. Tom Farr ships goods to Dover Minnesota to settle there. Harry Carberg Webb Waddell depart for Idaho. State bank examiner assigned to southeastern Iowa. Garber piano contest ends with Miss Johns winning and Miss Johnson earning a piano through fundraising. Mia Harry Olde and children go to Chicago for employment with Illinois Central.
The thrill of startling luck is vivid when a forgotten ten dollar bill is found in an old garment. A small pocket surprise sparks nostalgia and a quick stretch of happiness.
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