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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published by E. C. Lighter lists weekly phrases and pricing. It details mail matter status, postal handling in Aurelia Iowa, telephone contact, local and display ad rates, subscription pricing, and terms including outside county rate and card of thanks fee.
Paullina Times reports N Balkema state senator from the Eleventh district believes there will be no Bull Moose party candidate for congress in the coming election. Balkema notes limited activity by Bull Moose supporters in Sioux County and says most progressive Republicans align with the regular Republican ticket. He cites his own vote for Roosevelt two years ago and predicts Republicans will largely stay in one column, with few bull moose efforts. He also notes Balkema circulated Congressman Scotts nomination paper at Sioux Center, indicating no strong Bull Moose tendencies.
Paullina Times reports Sioux City Democrats pressuring local residents to oppose George C. Scott for Congress. An agitation led by S. C Kerberg, formerly of Sanborn, now of Sioux City News, is said to have influenced Scott during a recent visit.
An O'Brien County man shows enthusiasm for a possible candidacy but has not yet committed. He will decide in coming weeks as filing deadlines for nominating papers approach.
A large local crowd attended the annual Schulpruefung at the Hanover parochial school last Friday. Notables included Dick Schmidt Geo Huseman E W Whalen Fred Schultze and Henry Kunitz, with many others traveling to the lake last week for gatherings.
Notice to farmers seeks reliable competent farm hands and lists Cunningham Labor Agency at 1000 Fourth Street Sioux City Iowa Autophone 1305 Iowa 818 free of charge supply details.
Silver Township notes a special Men’s Club session at Mt Olive church on Tuesday March 17 at 8 o clock. The topic is The Means at Hand for the development of an Ideal Rural Civilization. Open to all, guests urged to join the discussion. Previously Dr Craigg of Morningside college spoke on The Essentials of a Good Education.
William Vollmer and Andrew Nordstrom have been serving on the Cherokee jury all week. George T. Anderson spent much of last week at Manning looking up cattle. Richard Bell of Aurelia visited the Davis home on Sunday. Miss Edna Lindsay, a Laurens teacher, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lindsay. Estella Hickey called on Cherokee residents Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George T Anderson and Mrs Lindsay and Miss Luella Hickey spent Monday at Frank Welch's in Aurelia. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hall and brought a hen as a surprise. A box social is planned at the Center school Friday evening with a short program. all are invited.
The Katekin Seed-House of Shenandoah Iowa offers a free Big 1914 Illustrated Seed Catalogue and a sample of Diamond Joe’s Big Early White Seed Corn yielding over 200 bushels per acre plus New Alberta Canadian grown Oats. The book covers corn oats wheat barley and more with seed potatoes and stock. Readers may request it by writing today.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Ed Rice welcomed a baby boy born Monday March 7 1904. Frank Mummert and wife had a baby boy born March 10 1904. John Davis and wife moved to Aurelia from LeMars. Henry Taylor arrives from Pearl City Illinois to settle here with purchase of Lord property via Lockin Belew. Oscar Nelson to join D H Finch Co and previously ran Diamond Center store. Miss Pearl Johns starts work at Allison’s Cherokee millinery. Peter Sylvester moves to Dingman farm. M Hines takes rural route, moves into Sylvester’s vacated house. Peter Strom family relocates south of Aurelia. marriage Leta Crepps to Manuel Lehman. City election March 28 unopposed with slate for Mayor Moses Mummert and councilmen Parker Johnson and Lockin, clerk A W Dice, treasurer A J Whinery, assessor August Bischel. O M Sweet dies of heart trouble after public sale. shock to community.
List of students named to the honor roll across High School Grammar Intermediate and Primary divisions for the six months ending March 6 1914. Names include Fayette Bailey Ralph Peterson Lola Stutz Martha Howell Walter Peterson Walter Bischel Harry Crepps Clyde Mummert Agnes Russell Frances Shaw Byron Sweet Floyd Glawe John Holderness Bruce Holderness Glenn Nelson Garry Ro bar Pearl Waddell Inez Coombs Corneal Clover George Nelson Don Johne George Puffett Clarence Diercks Vernon Butterfield Maurice Eddy Hazel Lamm Mamie Miller Delia Poulson Adele Witt Claire Stutz Ruby Coombs Opal Poulson Raymond Nelson Helmer Baumann Estella Wieland Bertha Tuttle Garland Mahoney Edwin Mummert Sur ling Coombs Pearl Hines Thereasa DeVries Percy Clover Ella Bischel Margaret Eddy Tone Nelson Ellis Lewis Dorothy Perl Wayne Mahoney Muriel Welch Inez Olmatead Clementine Waddell Willie Johna Lloyd Wilson Elizabeth Hollis Effig Bischel Kermit Binchel Oren Coombs Arie DeVries Arleen Dingman Laura Hansen John Perl Harold Poulson Ronald Wilson Nina Swisher Laura Daniels Flint Primary Conley McLaughlin Earl Mahoney Herbert Harold Geor arber Ron
In an office scene at Chandler Bros, Hayes learns a manuscript named The Aeronaut was written by a woman using initials. Helen Herbert explains she authored The Amazon and The Pygmies, receiving royalties after a mistaken imprint. Hayes grants her payment. their collaboration spawns a famed joint work.
Chandler Bros publishers receive a manuscript from Haythorn Hayes and fear it may reveal a different authorial style. The Aeronaut, rushed to print, shocks dealers but then surges in sales, boosting Hayes's reputation and prompting elaborate misdirection about the writer's identity to capitalize on the Amazon venture.
In a London Opinion piece a parent protests a costly bill and a child retorts with sharp sarcasm. The exchange highlights financial strain and intergenerational tension in domestic life amid mounting costs.
A German scientist explains that zigzag lightning effects are optical illusions caused by the eyes twitching as flashes occur, producing a visual misinterpretation.
A spider's thread is a composition of four main threads each made of 1,000 tiny strands, totaling 4,000 fibers in the visible web. The explanation details how the complex silk structure forms from these basic components.
A motivational reflection quotes Henri Frederic Amiel on aligning conduct with real abilities rather than personal wishes, urging practical service and measured effort. The saying emphasizes ethical orientation over impulse.
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