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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription terms with rates and renewal policy. It notes the paper does not stop at expiration unless renewed and warns subscribers they may be obliged to pay for continued delivery. The notice mentions territorial scope outside Cherokee county and foreign countries.
Farm Bureau Exchange reports Iowa State College extension plots across nine counties show seed treatment with Bayruk 111 Merko and Semesan Jr raises corn yields by about four to six bushels per acre. Average increase 6.1 bushels per acre across 23 demonstrations in 1942 with costs near four cents per acre. Early varieties gained 4.9 bushels, medium to late 4 bushels, hybrids 4.9.
McLeague A Story of San Francisco by Frank Norris The Shepherd of the Iblis by Harold Bell Wright The Heart of Thunder Mountain by Elfrid A. Bingham German Fairy Tales by Lucas Lexan The Lure of the Dim Trails by Hunt Bower The Harp of God by Rev J F Rutherford
Alta residents note the passing of Frank A. Gallaher at his son’s home north of Alta early Monday. Bernia Larsen, daughter of Alta mayor, is elected first grade teacher in Storm Lake schools. Graduation exercises set for May 23 with no out of town speaker. George Erickson of Alta marries Esther Isakson of Alta at LeMara. they will reside on Erickson’s farm northwest of Alta. Buena Vista County Fair Board opens its year with plans for a Fourth of July celebration and the forty seventh annual county fair.
Lew McDonald was chosen chair of the Cherokee County Emergency Prohibition society after an Ida B Wise Smith address at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon. Band concerts move to Sunday afternoons at the park this summer, council decides. Cherokee two mile relay wins Drake relays class A in 8 19.5 but rain makes track slow. County learns it will receive 3300 from the Reconstruction Finance corporation for May relief. Fr Joan Hyland, priest at the local Catholic church, rotates to Morningside Sioux City as assistant to Rev E J Smith. Farewell masses honor him.
Mr and Mrs Albert Moschell and family spent Thursday evening at the Ted Schuelke home. Mr and Mrs Wm Speckerer and son Arlin visited the William Hintz home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Russel Acton and family of Winnebago Nebraska spent the weekend with Fred Radke and other relatives. Mrs Lester Kolpin and daughter Marlys were business callers at Holstein Friday afternoon. Dick Schmidt was a business caller at Alta Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wm Hinkeldey Miss Leona Fahr and Mr and Mrs Lester Specketer spent Sunday evening at the Herman Hinkeldey home.
In San Antonio Texas Nic Doran formerly Dorangricchia, a lawyer and former Texas legislative candidate, pleaded that his name was difficult to spell. The 9th District Court ordered the name changed to Lucile Doran, effective immediately.
A long civil conflict unfolds in a vast, scarcely known land, Tibet. Reports emerge only now as western readers learn of ongoing violence and turmoil amid mountainous regions and resilient communities.
A detailed school weekly rundown covers First Grade readers and bird books, Second Grade spelling lists and dandelion study, Third Grade new reader Early History for Little Folks, Fourth Grade perfect papers in spelling and math, Fifth Grade poll of 100% in Friday, Sixth Grade health and nature study on birds, Seventh and Eighth grade civics and language work, and Junior through Senior class activities including class pictures, play tryouts, and banquet planning.
Physics class conducts experiments and write ups while students gather on Saturday to catch up on work. Commercial Law beginsCorporations topic after Partnership teat questions and case problems. Crime lists from a daily paper counted 76 items. American Problems class discussed Friday. Education research draws on home, school, social work, streets, travel and reading. Sewing class members work on dresses, making over and completing new ones.
Oakland based report notes five square rigged clippers of the Alaska Packers meet ready to sail for a round the world cruise. The Star of Alaska is sold to a group from Spruce Pine NC planning a floating university. Star of England owner Edward Elsen Grieve plans South Seas voyage with writers and scientists.
John Early, chief house detective for a major Chicago hotel, says men are as forgetful as women about leaving belongings in vacated rooms, urging guests to check their rooms and report missing items promptly.
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