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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
4
Small town notes record visits and meetings. Mrs L P Nelson improves after illness. Afton Consolidated school district directors chosen with no opposition. The Sentinel runs classified ads for goods and services and notices.
Ed Wall advertises rental space for store and living area while a March 19 bake sale at Daily's Store promotes the Girl Reserve. Edith Marsh visits sister Mrs D A Roger in Cherokee. Knights of Pythias entertained Pythian Sisters with luncheon and dancing. Leland Dawson moves from Allen farm to W P Dawson farm near Aurelia. A one day dress sale at Larson's. Model Clothing Co reorganizes fixtures and floor painting. Tie-In barn consignment sale reports fourteen brood sows sold averaging $45 each with strong prices overall.
Des Moines Iowa March that lack of an adequate method of financing warehouse certificates has practically checked the use of the farm warehouse act this year Carl N Kennedy assistant secretary of agriculture who has been directing this work Less than 10 percent as much corn has been sealed during the past winter as during the previous year when there were two national agriculture credit corporations in Iowa to finance these loans Several credit corporations are loaning money on certificates at present but the rate of interest has been higher and their capacity for loans smaller than under the credit corporations of last year Last year a total of 2269898 bushels of corn 74616 bushels of oats and 26000 bushels of timothy were warehoused as compared to 222887 bushels of corn 10145 bushels
Courtesy of Julia Robinson executive secretary of the Traveling Library of Des Moines forty books have been donated to the Aurelia library and will be ready for circulation by next Wednesday. The March and April issues of Every Child's Magazine are now on the shelf.
An 1889 publishing marks the first in a series on Cherokee County history focusing on Pitcher Township. It details its 1869 constitution, borders with Buena Vista Diamond Pilot and Afton townships, and the Maple valley landscape along with Aurelia as market hub. It chronicles first settlers Turvey Wamsley and Horatio Pitcher, growth after 1869, and early voting lists including Horatio Pitcher and John Fletcher.
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