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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
The Mt Olive church plans an Easter program titled The Message of Light to mark Livingston's centennial and celebrate the explorer's birth. The event starts at 11 am with choir singing a hymn linked to Livingston's Westminster Abbey burial.
Aurelia residents visit county seat on business and for housing. Diphtheria prompts one day school vacation and fumigation. Commercial club forms group to join LeMars baseball league. Cherokee plans to field a team as smallpox quarantines ease. March term opens with Jack Chinn to stand trial for killing Din Cummings in a Meriden incident. Will Lucia and wife welcome twin girls born March 15.
A London censor trusted the source and did not attend the opening of St Elmo, believing the production followed the original story. The same version returns to the opera house on Tuesday March 25 with a stellar company, promising a season highlight for local audiences.
A retired farmer, 60 years old and wealthy, pursues vast land, crops, and buildings with relentless drive. Overwork claimed his third wife five years ago. His sons and son-in-law threaten legal action, awaiting his death to share the fortune as rumors of a grand funeral grow.
Frank Menser was arrested near Truesdale by Deputy Sheriff Hoffman on a charge of desertion from the army. Government records show he deserted in Arizona in January and has been pursued since. Sheriff Skeels took him to Fort Des Moines after the pickup last Friday.
H A Mahn will hold a public sale at Morrill’s livery barn on Saturday March 29 at 1 30 selling two head of horses and nearly new machinery. The Sentinel publishes his advertisement. Parl Tohns friends gathered to celebrate his birthday with games and a luncheon. He is a member of the petit jury and has served as delegate to four conventions.
In St Paul the shift from steam to electric drive at a saw and box mill faced a hurdle over sawdust disposal. A storage house stored the dust as bales and sold in winter for stable bedding, providing a workable path to the new system.
A brief quotation reflects on personal behavior at home with a note from The Universalist Leader urging restraint and self-awareness in daily conduct.
A Brooklyn woman accuses a child of stealing peonies from a handsome St Mark's Avenue garden. A shabby dressed man intervenes, offers two dimes to cover damages, and persuades the accuser to drop the arrest. The woman apologizes, thanking him for his restraint.
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