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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
2
Readable scraps show a bygone Aurelia Sentinel page with a proprietor credit C. Lighter and mentions of shipments, beer, and local notices. The text is fragmented, preserving names and vague dates from a small-town paper edition.
Local briefs from near Sioux Rapids cover injuries and social visits. A pony accident left Powell Becker with both leg bones broken below the knee, hospitalization at Sioux Valley. Other notes mention dental visits in Cherokee, farm sales near Larrabee, appendicitis surgery for Filmore Ohison, and various neighbors attending meetings and gatherings across Hanover, Diamond, Pitcher, and Aurelia.
It was moved, seconded and carried that A. J. Maltby, A. A. Rapp and Warren Fairchild be appointed judges of Election and Edwin Trigg and G. R. Wharton be appointed Clerks of Election. The council adjourned with signatures Sig Matzdorff, Mayor and H. H. Deyloff, Clerk. Wedding stationery mentioned at Sentinel.
Classified notes include hay stacks for sale and wild hay offers. A stack of wild hay advertised by Dave Nson with contact 1208. Hereford bulls about 11 months old listed near Emmett Becket, 33 miles north west of Sutherland. Additional fragmented details reference department information and contact lines.
Fragmentary text suggests a notice about suit or dress payment terms. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Fragments show a dialogue on scarcity with garbled names and phrases. The text mentions Mr teluiless, Mr. Torm, and an ald farmer, with unclear quotes about taking a "toor whige" and someone being "in ami." The readable content is puzzle-like and incomplete.
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