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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

3

Wrights present entertaining dramatic readings at Congregational church

The Wrights, led by Mr Wright with twenty two years of stage experience and Mrs Wright a Noble School graduate, offer dialect readings in Italian Dutch Irish Scotch and Negro styles. The program at the Congregational church Tuesday March 25 at 8 pm invites all to attend, seats first come first served tickets available at Nelson's drug store. Pay taxes before April 1 at First National Bank Aurelia Iowa.

Lyceum Wrights Mra. Wright Moet United States Nelson

Safe To Be Early For St Elmo Tickets At The Box Office

Advance agent notes that crowds in other towns snapped up tickets for St. Elmo as soon as sales opened. Here, with the show arriving Tuesday March 25, patrons are urged to buy promptly to avoid losing seats. The piece warns against valuing money over fair chance to view the performance.

Untitled fragment hints at self reference and inevitability

Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed phrases about someone taking themselves by all will and inevitability, with no clear event, date, or identifiable person or organization. The readable content provides no concrete facts to anchor a full news item.

Tells Some Fish Story Hammett Idaho March 11 1913

Letter from Chas Rice in Hammett Idaho describes climate wind and fishing on the Snake River. He claims an eight foot long fish weighing about 175 pounds and notes sage brush and shortages of market access while praising the local country for farming potential.

Hammett Idaho E. C. Lighter Snake River Iowa Chas. Rice

National capital notes from Secretary Lane and White House

Secretary Lane spoke to Indiana delegates after taking office describing his devotion to Western interests and justice. The piece also covers President Wilson’s cabinet talks with Republicans, Taft appointees, Vice President Marshall’s adjustments, and public enthusiasm for Secretary Bryan at the Capitol.

Lane Interior Indiana Chicago White House Wilson Cummins Kenyon Iowa Penrose Oliver Pennsylvania Florida LaFollette Cannon Indian Service Bryan Capitol

Local Grain Firm Builds 30000 Bushel Elevator

The Farmers' Grain company of Marathon let the contract for a new 30 000 bushel elevator. Miss Elizabeth Merricks and Andrew McCauley wed at Paullina and will farm nearby. Bodies found include Mr Christianson in Holstein with suspected self harm. Alta Advertiser reports Louis Grienke's appendectomy and cautious recovery.

Farmers’ Grain Company Marathon Elizabeth Merricks Andrew McCauley Paullina Mr. Christianson Holstein Alta Advertiser Louis Grienke Alta Hospital Sioux Rapids Cordan Conley Henry V. Riseling Washta Methodist Cherokee Jory

Tax deadline tip from First National Bank

First National Bank of Aurelia Iowa reminds readers to pay taxes before April 1 to avoid penalties. The brief notice cites the bank and location with an advisory tone.

Panitorium Promotes Wrinkle Free Spring Suits

A humorous ad text from a Sioux City department store promotes the Panitorium as a place to get suits sponged and pressed. It mocks guarantees and cheekily urges customers to bring their newly purchased spring suits in for professional care to keep them wrinkle free.

Sioux City Missouri

Epworth League Entertainment Postponed to Friday

The Epworth League event scheduled for Friday night was postponed due to stormy weather and will be held this Friday at the Methodist church. A fine program has been prepared and an enjoyable evening is expected.

Billy Northwestern Iowa Ft. Dodge Minnie Petrosheck Cherokee High School Petrosheck Association Fonda Journal and Times Harry Covey Storm Lake New York City Covey Fonda Harry Darina Hull Larrabee Mr. Hull Epworth League Methodist Church

Prospects Bright for Ball Team This Year

A Monday baseball meeting drew strong attendance and enthusiasm for launching a summer team. An invoice shows ample material for an all home talent squad. J C Nelson and W R Chandler were named to seek financial backing and assess costs. another meeting at The Sentinel office will report results and aim to reestablish an organization like last year.

J. C. Nelson W. R. Chandler Sentinel Office

Taxes Due Now Payable at First National Bank

Taxes are now due and can be paid at the First National Bank. Payment options and deadlines may apply for taxpayers. Citizens are advised to settle promptly to avoid penalties and ensure proper receipt processing.

First National Bank

New Restaurant Coming to Central Cafe in Colby Building

Geo Uhmsted from Cherokee will open the Central Cafe in the B A Colby building after Colby clears remaining music stock and remodels. Uhmsted, an experienced restaurant man, plans furnace heat hot and cold water lighting and a large refrigerator to make it among the nicest restaurant rooms.

Geo.Uhmsted Cherokee B. A. Colby Colby Mr. Uhmsted

No Homesteads Here Postmaster Marsh Report

Postmaster Marsh received a curious letter from Indiana asking about homesteads in the area, prices for horses and cattle, and altitude. He replied that Iowa homesteads go for 150 to 250 per acre, horses 600 per team, cattle 85 to 100 per head, and noted taxes are due and payable.

Marsh Indiana Iowa

Sister Mary Dolores Dies After Pneumonia

Sister Mary Dolores, a Servants of Mary school teacher, died Friday last of pneumonia at an age not stated. She leaves a father, a brother, and a sister here to mourn her loss. Yesterday she departed to attend the funeral.

Mary Dolores Servants of Mary School

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