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11 Mar 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
1
The paper states it will not stop at expiration date unless ratified and that subscribers who continue to receive the paper will be obligated to pay for the continued service.
The Aurelia Iowa city council met March 1 1943 with Mayor Grapen en presiding. Members Grienke yank Kaskey Carlson attended. ummert was absent. Minutes from February 1 1943 were approved as read and treasurer and clerk reports were approved. Bills in the General Fund were ordered paid including salaries for George F Scott 57.50 George I Scott 54.35 W A Liebsch milk inspection 20.00 Gust Kruse salary 50.00 George R Wharton flowers 5.10 W R Whitney Elev Co coal 2.35 M Flory supplies 2.62 J Bauman D V M milk.
A load of livestock owned by O. D. Brubaker of South English escaped near Chicago last week. Four police squads scoured the area for hours but could not locate the cattle.
An office boy declares he saves 10 percent of each payday for War Bonds and issues a New Year challenge to surpass that contribution. He frames it as a civic duty and motivational appeal.
A Iowa Eight District congressman describes urgent farm manpower and machinery needs. He cites bills to aid agriculture, expands wheat sales, and urges potato production for a Sioux City dehydration plant. He notes rising industrial absenteeism harms the war effort and discusses postwar aviation jurisdiction and President Roosevelt’s possible fourth-term bid.
Page presents class reports from first through junior high. Students praise teachers and peers, note illness and new arrivals, and describe health checks, spelling contests, and art projects. Grade by grade entries cover birthdays, projects on safety, erosion, and travel, plus thrift stamps and a war defense drive.
A humorous wartime piece by Claude Swanson lampoons sleep and bed time questions. It parodies a formal sleep questionnaire with absurd directives, spoofed forms, and mock authority claims about a Sleep Power Commission and related quirks.
A compact overview of how to use want ads to sell items swap goods rent properties or buy desired products. Tips cover clear descriptions pricing terms and how to reach potential buyers quickly through concise listings. The piece emphasizes honest details and timely postings for best results.
A plainspoken note emphasizes protecting collective bargaining rights and social gains as essential, quoting a Des Moines Daily Register perspective.
The notice lists ration deadlines and coupon expirations: Class A inspections by March 31. Class B inspections for four months ending June 30. Class C or bulk coupons require a second inspection for the three month period. Vehicle coupons update every 60 days or 5 000 miles. A book No. 4 gasoline expires March 21. Fuel Owl Period 4 expires April 12 with further validity to Sept. 30. Coffee No. 25 expires March 21. Sugar No. 11 expires March 15 and No. 12 valid March 16 to May 81. Blue stamps valid March 1 through March 81. Shoes No. 17 expires June 15. Read the ads.
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