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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription and advertising rates. Cherokee county residents pay 1.50 per year in advance, outside Cherokee county 1.50, foreign countries 2.09. Display ads cost per inch. locals and readers are per line.
A quip notes that fools sometimes offer sound counsel unintentionally. It suggests that tackling more work can counteract fatigue and bring renewed energy, reflecting a blunt, practical mindset.
Critics push back against claims of apathy in the Washington administration. They argue ongoing policy battles and political pressure indicate high activity and scrutiny rather than stagnation.
England and Germany appear to escalate into a food and supply confrontation described as a war to the stomach, reflecting tensions over material shortages and civilian impact. The remark frames aggression as primarily economic and logistical rather than direct combat.
The piece hints at border tensions and a public sense of impending events with references to the Turkey trot and wartime finance. It mentions submarines, pirate gold at sea, and global manufacturers and merchants shaping public attention through ads. It also promotes banking with promise of high returns.
The Newell Mirror marked its forty first birthday with a dress parade showcasing a brand new face and body type, signaling a renewed edition of the publication.
The Mirror notes continued strong advertising patronage and editor Gordon extends thanks to patrons for their loyalty and support.
A lively three act cartoon musical comedy titled Panhandle Pete by Geo. McManus promises mirth music and melody with pretty girls. The show features witty dialogue and fast pace and runs about two hours with scenery and costumes. Presented at the opera house on Friday March 12 with disc sharpening by J.S. Mummert.
A Friday shadow sociable is planned in Elk district 3 with a program at 8:00. All ladies should bring supper for two, hosted by teacher Anna Matzdorff. Local visits include Mr and Mrs John Westphal and Ida at Storm Lake and Linus Huntress visiting Herman Meier’s home. Several families attended gatherings, a blizzard closed in, and Herman Pingel shipped a hogs carload.
Virgil Sawvell nephew of Charles Sawvell from Dakota visits the Charles Sawvell and Herman Hahn homes this week. Bert Hollenbeck moved Monday from the Brown farm by Holstein. Mr Wilson of Quimby took the Hollenbeck vacated farm. Arthur Bruce and wife moved to the Pete Wick place. Clifford and Lloyd Houser on sick list. Mrs Stewart and daughter Ethel visiting Quimby. Mr and Mrs Robert Klema visited Sioux City with Mrs Klema’s mother. Irma Pelton on sick list but improving. Flora Dukes returned home after a week at Burl Porter’s. Clarence Bengtson on sick list but improving.
Local notes include D F H Grieme moving to a Schaller area farm, Rev H Wehking recovering from influenza, Henry Winterhof relocating to the Grieme farm, William Schmidt Sr moving to Galva, Albert Moschell visiting John Peters near Slayton, Edna Huseman taking a job in Sioux City, and Mrs Henry Wendell returning from Rochester with daughter to St Marys hospital where she will undergo treatment.
Leon and Rosa Bischel stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Tobias Ruebsam for several days. Young people from Henry Faust’s visited Frank Becker’s home on Sunday. Gilbert Hansbrook cut wrists when breaking a cup and Dr Bates treated him. he is recovering. Jonny Booth's house on the old Haight farm caught fire after a spark from a match lit to tell time. the blaze was checked with little damage.
Prof Alf J Hobbie led an engaging Storm Lake orchestra in a Union Hall musicale on Wednesday evening. Two selections charmed the crowd with encore salutes to Hobbie’s violin and xylophone, while Mrs Hobbie’s vocal solos drew strong applause.
A jumble of local notices covers for sale items near Louisville and Kentucky coal prices, a Del Norte lumber ad and ribbon supply at The Sentinel. Moves include H Whiltlatch into L C McWilliams property and G J Lewin with Misses Dieterich at John Grigsby residence. Socials mention Harold Dean and Miss Mary Kruse marriage rumors, and Paddy Siglin joining Pittsburgh team.
The Bahamas shores yield over fifty shell varieties with commercial value in the United States and Europe. Queen and pink lip conchs draw buyers from New York and Torre del Greco while other shells like whelks and cockles are shipped or sold locally. Prices range from a penny to thirty cents per shell, with labor costs noted for local workers and engineers.
The document lists assets and liabilities of a banking institution including reserves, deposits, loans and discounts, notes of other banks, and capital stock. Key figures show total assets of 820 731 83 and liabilities including demand deposits and time certificates, with capital stock at 25 000 8 and undivided profits around 4 080 62.
A new satchel with a burglar alarm and revolver loaded with blanks is shown as a defense for bank messengers and paymasters. The mechanism rings bells and fires when the satchel is dropped, serving as a warning to would be thieves.
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