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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
2
Flora Dukes visits sister Mrs Porter in Aurelia. Haufman moves into Wm Price house for summer work with Billie. Roads to Cherokee were worst of the season. Nina Ohlson at home as Maple troubles her school. Mr Eubank moves family into Mrs Shell's south house for spring and summer odd jobs. Citizens urged to curb antiwar talk as the nation nears war.
A small surprise gathering occurred Friday at the Frank Lewis residence on Miss Vera Howley with a larger Sunday music gathering. Community members attended the Hinkel sale Thursday and several Phelan family members visited Lester Phelan's home Sunday.
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publisher editor and business manager as E C Lighter of Aurelia Iowa. It names the owner as E B C Lighter with Farmers National Bank Aurelia Iowa as a security holder owning at least one percent of bonds or other securities. Sworn before Notary Dan Whitney on March 8 1917.
Regular council meeting called to order by Mayor Lockin with members Fraser Bischel Wharton Kenyon and Johneoh present. Minutes of the previous meeting up
The March 7 1917 special meeting in Aurelia Iowa adjourned after appointing a three member committee to test the new town well. Present were Johnson Kenyon Fraser Wharton and Bischel with E S Kiernan as Clerk and G R Wharton acting clerk.
East central North Dakota land advertised as highly productive at 35 to 850 per acre, affordable with rent payments, offering a plan of assistance to settlers. The notice claims the land is best in the northwest and urges investigation before leasing in 1918. It notes no land is for sale but seeks more settlers.
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