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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
2
In a remote hamlet, Anderson confronts Jones Parkinson who claims innocence. Parkinson confesses to murder to the sergeant, revealing a staged disguise and a plot to frame Parkinson while Jones hid his own identity as Bleare. The sergeant prepares to present the staged evidence to the jury.
A discussion on lead covered cables under city streets shows wide variation in wire counts. Telephone cables use 26 dozen pairs totaling 624 wires while 20 000-volt three phase power cables carry only three conductors embedded in rubber or gutta percha.
Seid ats waver ser and Mrs Oto Benson Elmer depart Monday evening for Minneapolis where they plan to make their home after living on a farm. The Alta school boys’ team played in Sioux City last week and moves include Moville Ruthven and Gea. At a church event Mr Winterhof married Miss Alina Lietz. The school board elected H R Hinshaw as superintendent for the coming year at the same salary, his fourth term.
A fragmented county seat item discusses subscriptions and notices for The Aurelia Sentinel. It mentions postal orders and checks, trouble sending statements, and a soda fountain opening at a drug store Saturday.
The brief item lists a short program and a missionary visit at Mr Gillet's home on a Wednesday afternoon in March, plus a large dinner planned for April 2 at the store. Other notes mention a Union meeting, an evening tea, a carload of salt, and names like Raymond Saw and Lloyd Ohlsonder Gillet with a note about sawed activity.
The fragment mentions a teacher attempting to inculcate the "Golden Rule" and returning the other cheek. A boy named Tommy jokes about how big a boy someone is, prompting a question about responses. The source tone mirrors a 20th century American Legion Weekly style.
A disjointed dialogue recalls a past engagement and the pain of seeing the former partner. The speaker hesitates to pursue another romance while mentioning forgotten installments on a ring and lingering resentment.
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