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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
1
Public notice lists publishing details in Aurelia Iowa with weekly Thursday editions and post office entry. Subscription rates shown for Cherokee county and outside Cherokee county with foreign country rates. display advertising per inch and local readers per line. miscellaneous notices include cards of thanks.
Fragmentary lines reference Villa and a cautious stance toward fighting. Mentions aging or reserved figures and possible delegation of duties. Notes speculation on extending welfare or pilgrim support without clear action.
An odd local notice hints at a feud to be settled through a meeting between parties. It suggests a symbolic gesture to end the dispute, describing a symbolic rope and a final word in a historic style. The language evokes communal sentiment and a call for reconciliation.
A fragment urging merchants to show patriotism during wartime by aligning their stores with national goals. It stresses supporting the war effort through business practices, hiring, and aid to communities, underscoring duty over profit.
Mr and Mrs G R Wharton entertained about sixteen friends at their home with a St Patrick’s theme. Guests wore miniature day pipes, decorations featured green and white carnations and Irish flags, and a two course luncheon followed a late evening game of Progressive Somersets.
A long list of obituaries and public notices from Marcus Peterson and nearby towns reports deaths in Remsen Plymouth county Storm Lake and Aurelia among others. Highlights include Elizabeth Arena and I. F. Gearen deaths on March 12 1916 and Claude Zwickey interment in Storm Lake. Obituary for Joseph A. Haines born 1828 in New Hampshire notes a 91 year life.
To the Electors of Aurelia Iowa you are notified that the city election will be held March 27 1916 at the city hall Aurelia from 8 oclock to 6 oclock a m p m. One Mayor One Treasurer One Assessor Five Councilmen to be elected Nomination papers must be filed with the town clerk at least ten days before election day to insure candidates appearance on the ballot Witness my hand this 21st day of February 1916
The Rural Advertizer notes a March vote on consolidating Brooke Elk Afton and Spring Districts into a larger district spanning Buena Vista and Cherokee counties. If approved the move would place about two thirds of Buena Vista county under consolidation and extend to include parts of unmerged areas.
Measles victim Harry Pingle described as ill last week as neighbors and friends gathered weekend events at Ed Matzdorf and Roggon homes. Alfred Hintz and Linda Stief visited Matzdorf residence. Vera Hoxby hosted Sutherland guests. John Hynebruch group held a birthday surprise for Mrs Honstruch with cards and music.
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Nina Wilder and Walter Brossa quarrel over jealousy and separation. Walter, posing as an Italian nobleman, trails Nina and her aunt after a staged breakup and foils a ransom plot by rescuing them at an isolated mansion. Nina pleads for forgiveness and reunion.
A bulldog named Trixie, never trained in insectology, notices a misused flypaper outside a kitchen screen. After sniffing around and examining the contraption, he apparently reacts to the buzzing flies, signaling an ordinary domestic scene with an odd animal moment.
A quotation attributed to George Eliot on perseverance frames failure as preferable to inaction and celebrates effort over ultimate success. The saying highlights dignity in striving and the value of trying, even when outcomes are uncertain.
A medical advert promises a $100 reward for a deafness case caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces, and asserts a constitutional remedy will restore hearing.
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