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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes E. C. LIGHTER as proprietor with publication every Thursday. Subscriptions are listed per year in advance, with rates for Cherokee county, outside the county, and foreign countries.
Trial jurors drawn for the April 1929 term of court are listed with names from Aurelia Marcus Cherokee Washta Cleghorn Marcus Meriden Holstein Aurelia Larrabee Marcus Washta Cherokee Aurelia Marcus Cherokee Aurelia Marcus Washta Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Washta Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Marcus Aurelia Cleghorn Marcus Aurelia Marcus Washta Cherokee Marcus Washta Cherokee Marcus Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Marcus Aurelia Marcus Cherokee Meriden Marcus Marcus Cherokee Washta Aurelia Marcus Aurelia Marcus Washta Cherokee Marcus Cherokee Marcus Washta Cherokee Cherokee Washta Cherokee
The burial of pottery and statuary from ancient cities stems from decay and collapse due to war natural events such as earthquakes and other calamities. Destruction by conflict and natural disasters have driven relics to lay hidden underground over centuries.
A quirky excerpt shows an inspector asking about abnormal children in class seven. The dressed down schoolteacher defends with a grim humor, stating two have good manners.
First Grade pupils honored for perfect papers in addition and spelling with names such as Clyde Erickson and Bertha Engdahl. Second Grade reports wind study and Easter sandtable project, with perfect spellers listed. Junior High notes announce Fern Parrott as local spelling winner advancing to county contest and eighth grade Civil War outline. High School covers track practice, class meetings, and mumps cases. Civics and History lessons span war duties, Middle Ages, and early 1900s topics. Girl Reserve to host spring gathering March 27 after school.
The bureau of plant industry notes two peak growth periods for corn one in the morning and one in the afternoon Scientific research shows song plants grow as much at eight under good conditions as in the daytime but this does not hold true for corn
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture M G Thorn burr calls on farmers to insist on full seed labels showing variety purity germination year and origin and warns against seeds shipped from outside the state. He notes many seed complaints and explains labeling requirements for farm to farm sales and advertised or carrier-delivered seeds, including weed restrictions.
George F. Coburn of Tilden township died at his home Sunday morning after months of illness from a cancerous disease. A longtime county resident, he served as state representative from Cherokee county for four years and as state senator from the district for two years.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and flushes waste matter from the system after the first spoonful. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Glenn Butler about gas and sleep, and cites J. C. Nelson as the druggist.
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