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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
4
Local notes report fresh carload salt at Garber's and best coal grades. Eggs for merchandise exchange, new millinery and Easter openings at Mrs Nelson's, Garber's, and Fancy dresses. Community events at the Methodist church and praise for local vendors and services.
The Young Men's Business Association calls a special meeting at M Mummerts office next Tuesday to discuss business and sign-up blanks. The Woodmen camp plans Friday events with fourteen new candidates and a light-hearted lodge event. Mrs A Fraser hosts a surprise birthday party with fourteen guests and receives Haviland china gifts.
Aurelia votes Monday on a city government slate with two tickets filed. The citizen ticket lists J. C. Lockin for mayor and nine others for council, treasurer and assessor. A second ticket named George Clover and four others for council, with the rest endorsed. Voters may choose any five council names from both tickets. Officials note a quiet race and emphasize the duty to participate.
The document names councilmen Geo. Clover and T. H. Naniale, with their signatures sworn before Notary P. D. Wine on March 26, 1914, in a formal sworn statement.
Mrs Elmer Converse of Walnut Grove Minnesota fractured two ribs in a runaway Friday while visiting relatives. The pony bolted after a shaft came loose overturning the buggy. she was treated at the Waddell home and by Monday was able to travel homeward to Minnesota.
Six acre improved property inside town limits in Aurelia offered by A. L. Belew. Describes a desirable home with ample land suitable for various uses and potential buyers seeking rural space near town amenities. Contains no further specifics on price or features.
People who talk merely for the purpose of attracting attention to themselves seldom get the kind of attention that is worth anything.
A University of Kansas incident features Professor I C Dockeray and a janitor in a staged altercation with a revolver drawn. Students report hearing a shot and seeing smoke, but the event was planned to test eyewitness unreliability. The pistol shot came from outside the building, according to the experiment's setup. Bernard Courtois is credited with discovering iodine in Dijon. the note mentions the misattribution of fame.
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