Aurelia Local News Roundup in Cedar County Ledger
A dense Aurelia area chronicle notes visits and trips by residents from Cherokee Gaza and Storm Lake, stock shipments to Sioux City, local prices on aprons and groceries, farm business moves, and social events at the Sentinel office. The column lists numerous names, places, and routine town activities with a focus on commerce and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brummer
Cherokee
Aurelia
Rev. W. A. Parks
Geo. Wall
Gaza
E. Wall
Carlberg Bros
T. G. Will
Nelson
Karl Fraser
Sioux City
C. M. Morgan
A. J
Reginald Maltby
Ed Nelson
Chicago
Clara Fairfield
Fort Dodge
Walter Francgen
Sentinel
Ge. B. Bienen
A. A. Edu
Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Brooke Farm
Linn Grove
Congregational
Mere
W. A. Parke
Jennie Carnes
Ed Pierce
Plymouth Hall
F. W. Kimball
Grace
Welcome
Minnesota
Paul Kimball
Aurelia Sentinel
Mise Rosealie Garber
Madrigz
Morningside
Geo. Garber
Women’s Club
Cee
Ola Dieterich
Alta
D. Hankens
Spencer
Mea
Roy Schroeder
Imo Freser
Historic Shakespeare Hotel Auction in Stratford-on-Avon
A Victorian era auction offered the Shakespeare hotel in Stratford-on-Avon a famed fourteenth century building long a hub for American and other travelers. The town center hosts sites tied to Shakespeare birth and life including the Guard house Shottery Memorial Theater and Harvard house nearby.
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Stratford-on- Avon
London
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
I T
Guard House
Shottery
Anne Hathaway
Charlotte Park
Thomas Lucy
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Avon
Shakespeare Hotel
Mr. Justings
Harvard House
Harvard
Harvard University
Paris Museums Tap Celebrities To Aid Public Welfare
French authorities decree iconic works including Venus de Milo and Mona Lisa will become wage earners. Celebrities from Louvre and Luxembourg galleries are to be taxed with a daily visitor fee to support public welfare programs. The plan targets high profile masterpieces and their celebratory status.
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Salon Carre
Louvre
Venus de Milo
France
Venus
Mona Liga
Luxembourg
Paris
Swedish Rafanites May Cross Pacific for BC Timber
Swedish lumbermen study rafting British Columbia timber to Europe. The plan involves large square timber rafts called rafanites, towed from BC to Britain. William Olsson of Stockholm oversees exploration for adapting the method. Each raft is projected to carry 15 to 20 million feet, with trees from BC forests potentially enabling much larger structures.
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British Columbia
Europe
Sweden
Great Britain
Scientific American
Ocean Mafanute Syndicate
London
England
William Olsson
Stockholm
Olsson
Brith Columbia
Baluie
Rothschild’s Best Tip on Bond Values from 1871
In 1871 Baron Rothschild advised buying French rentes as a first class investment while prices were low. He noted Wrench bonds at 63 amid street blood in Paris, arguing fear makes bargains. By 1890 those bonds rose to 105, illustrating his contrarian mindset.
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Baron Rothschild
Rothschild
Paris
Conservative Investment in the World
A Wall Street Journal overview notes a cautious approach to global investing amid varying risk factors. Analysts emphasize diversification and selective exposure to markets with stable policy environments and solid earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Air survey reveals hidden copper still near Des Moines
A flyer circling over Des Moines spotted smoke ribbons from deserted areas. Deputies found several autos hidden in brush and, after landing, a large copper still attended by four men using corn-fed fuel from a wagon, per Popular Mechanics Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Sale of Collars Sparks Lighthearted Exchange
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet a floorwalker guides a shopper to the men s wear section for a collar sale. The meek man protests he has worn no collar for twenty years, noting a preacher once put on the same style.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Dialogue Fragments From A Quiet Exchange
A brief exchange about behavior and a promise of a quarter for silence. The text pivots on a humorous remark about a bald head and a nod to philosophy as a true thinker endures trouble. The fragmentary source hints at childlike dialogue with a parent and a witty moral.
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Johnny
Difference Between Engaged and Married Women
A tongue in cheek remark contrasts social roles by noting an engaged girl and a married woman differ in practical tasks like putting on her rubbers, implying maturity and responsibility tied to marriage. The line suggests domestic duties mark the transition from engagement to wedlock.
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Willie—Paw
Such a Pity. A Drowning Misadventure Captured in Film
A dramatic scene unfolds as a passerby notices a person in potential danger in the water while a photographer laments wasting his last film on a pretty girl. The moment blends alarm with irony in a city crowd setting.
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Kryptok
O. A. Royer
Loretta Napier
Big Sioux Russ
Hanford's
Charpentier's
Cefe
G. J. Lewis
Ellis
Cgarlberg Brox
First National Bank
Christine Peterson
Mary McNal
J. J. Lewis
G. M. Dieterich
Ames
Rhode Island
Abraham Miller
Evelyn
Mary Dailey
Lloyd Scott
Don Hankens
T. D. Quigley
Omaha
de. S. OF. DeVore
Viscouri Valley
Niels P. Peterson
Albert City
Gladya Strand
Mabel Leonard
Maude Morgan
A. A. Dingman
B. V. D. Club
A. W. Froning
Froning & Son
Farmers Elevator Company
Webster City
Pauleon Brothers
Ed Vandenburg Hhis
Second Street
Ed Linton
West Virginia
Lewis
H. Ji. Lockin
J. C. Lockin
W. L. Sheffler
Washin
H. J. Arends
A. L
Alex McKinnon
W. H. Binchel
A. J. Whinery
County Bankers’ Association
Jane Waddell
Eurella Waddell
Grinnell
Berg Bros
Alfred Stiencke
Jess Pierce
W. H. Strickler
Rolfe
Carlberg Broa
J.C. Nelson
W. J. Hughes
Gunn Valley
South Dakota
L. H. Daniela
Fred Jordan
Stom Lake
Lew Stutz
Jack Thomson
Butterfield
Emma Lighter
EB. C. Lighter
Madras
Oxford
Poplin
Repp
the Clothing Department of
J. Lewis
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Colin
Pacific
Filer
Sign Advertising
THE
American Press Association
Wisconsin Building Department
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