Aurelia publication note appears in postal record
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Aurelia
Iowa
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
1
Candidate announcements for Supervisor third district
The text notes two individuals M Mommert and G M Dieterich announce candidacy for Supervisor of the third district comprising Spring Afton and Pitcher townships subject to Republican voters at the June primaries. Other sections present observational commentary on prices social mores politics and churchgoing with generic reflections and aphorisms.
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Spring
Afton
Pitcher Townships
M. Mommert
Vutera
G. M. Dieterich
Garber's unloads stoneware of all kinds
Garber's announces a shipment unload of stone ware in a wide range of types and sizes available for purchase. The notice invites customers to inquire about inventory and prices at the store.
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Garber’s
The Cheapest Thing of Value in Our Town
A local newspaper extols itself as a weekly community staple offering town and farm news, general reading, moral content, and merchant ads. It highlights 52 issues yearly at three cents each or $160 per year, claiming unmatched value for readers.
New Game Law Cites Odd Provisions for Various Groups
The document lists bizarrely specific timeframes for different occupations and actions. It mentions book agents may be killed from October 1 to September 1, spring poets from March 1 to June 1, scandal men from April 1 to February 1, umbrella borrowers from August 1 to November 1, town knockers year round, and a person who refuses to pay subs may be killed on sight without relief from valuation or clergy.
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Uombrella Borrowera
American Ideals and Home Ownership Promote Patriotism
The message urges readers to study American ideals and live in the country. It argues that fair dealing yields rights, owning a home strengthens citizenship, and that criticizing American institutions harms oneself. Lincoln is invoked as a symbol of opportunity.
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America
Lincoln
Local Club Seeks More Members For Community Efforts
The club invites men to join and support community interests with a welcoming view. New members include R. H. Maltby Geo E Blanch Chas R Wad dell Homer Robar C Hobar A W Baltimore A B Lindsay. Regular meeting Friday night urged for all members. A banquet for wives and friends is planned next Wednesday with preparations under way.
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R. H. Maltby
Geo. E. Blanch
Chas
R. Waddell
Homer Robar
C. Howell
Clifford Hobar
A. W. Baltimore
A. B. Lindsay
Ray Hines Enters Implement Business at Alcester
Alcester union notes Aurelia native Ray Hines and partner D P McKaig now own Gothard A Anderson’s implement business. New building to replace the old, Hines formerly with Farmers and Merchant National Bank, McKaig with Harvey's cafe. Also Aurelia election notice sets March 29 1920 city vote for mayor treasurer assessor five councilmen with filing deadlines and bids for road superintendents.
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Ray Hines
Alcester
Alcester Union
Aurelia
Hines
Farmers and Merchante National Bank
McKaig Ws
Harvey’s Cafe
Iowa
Lows
Japanese Hospitals For Chinese Move Stir Skepticism In Foochow
Marjorie Barstow reports from Foochow China on Japanese hospitals built to aid Chinese patients amid local distrust. Residents question motives citing fears of hidden arms and espionage while noting renewed American philanthropy.
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Foochow
Ching
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Marjorie Barstow
Irishman Before Magistrate on Vagrancy Charge
A vignette records an Irishman before a magistrate questioned about his trade. He answers I am a sailor and clarifies his sea experience with a humorous line about coming from Ireland. The exchange ends with a humorous mishearing of his origins.
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