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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

2

State Capitol Letter Continues Front Page

Details on the death of Charles Wilson former assistant attorney general and his survivors are given. The piece also reports Iowa state and national guard expenses totaling about 800000 to 900000 dollars, with breakdowns to Camp Dodge and armory rentals. It notes limited room at Chicago hotels for delegates and that Stevens hotel is full for Towans.

Charles Wilson John H. Mitchell Nelson G. Kraschel Wilson Estherville Farm Credit Administration Omaha Washington National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation Mildred Phipps, LeMars W. W. Akers Iowa Bureau of Investigation State Comptroller Camp Dodge National Guard Chicago Ed Hill The State Organization Stevens Hotel Towans

Geese Explain V Formations Common Flight Theory

The Biological Survey suggests the V formation helps following geese see their leader, as angled flight improves visibility compared to flying directly behind. This may explain why geese adopt the distinctive V pattern during travel.

Biological Survey

Diamond Center social news and hospital update

Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Frank Peterson home. Arthur Hickey returned from St Joseph hospital in Sioux City last Friday. Erik Radke, son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Radke, was taken to Sioux Valley hospital Monday evening. We all hope Erik will soon be well.

Richard Peterson Frank Peterson Henry Frahn Jahehim Frahn Fred Kreutz Henry Otto Lavonne Arnold Otto John Sullman Garland Hickey O. C. Hickey Arthur Hickey St. Joseph Hospital Sioux City Ella Johnson Mable Walter Radke W. I. Hickey W. F. Hickey Storm Lake Fahr Fred Radke Harry Gates Roy Ohlson LeRoy Heach Janadene Radke Orville Hickey Erik Radke Edmund Radke Sioux Valley Hospital Erik Gunner Hansen L. C. Bengtson Mr. Bengtson Paul Anderson Cliff Bruce Mr. Anderson George Schafer Cpl Erwin Schafer Otto East Aurelia

Afton Vicinity Notices and Social Rounds

Robert Bugh enjoys a furlough at home while stationed in Texas. Arthur Cummings of Mankato visits the George Zwick home. A farewell party honors Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen after a 500 card game. Lois Kudrle hosts A C C gathering. Dale Sleezer visits Sioux City. Robert Gates loses most of his two months old chickens to an overheated stove but no fire starts.

Robert Bugh Texas Arthur Cummings Mankato Minn George Zwick Edgar Allen Lois Kudrle Dale Sleezer Sioux City Robert Gates

Broadway’s Etymology Traced to 1643 Land Transfer

The first Broadway mention appears in 1643 through a land transfer on the broad thoroughfare. The name derives from the road being a broad way, akin to highways being raised above adjacent land to drain water, making a broadway broader than a lane.

New York Broadway

Mt Olive Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Meeting

Mt Olive News reports the Mt Olive Ladies Aid elected new officers including President Mrs Lloyd Ohlson and Secretary Mrs Paul Anderson at a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs Rueben Ohlson. The group also notes local visits, farm activity, and community updates in a verbose society item.

Rueben Ohlson Mt. Olive Ladies Aid Mt. Olive Lloyd Ohlson Lincoln Hahn Paul Anderson Clare Ohlson White Cross Will Hahn EK. H. Gillet Ohlson Elmer Magnuson Leslie Gregg Farnie Dukes Mabel Neville Edna Sadie Georke Art Q Ohlson Roy Ohlson Dale Mummert

Barium Carbonate Best of Rat Poisons

Iowa State College entomologist Harold Gunderson says barium carbonate is the best rat poison but dangerous to all animals. Place baits indoors away from livestock or pets, cover with boards, remove uneaten bait, inspect area, and use cardboard boxes with holes to shield bait during pre baiting.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson

Four kernels per hill may boost Iowa corn yields

An Iowa agronomy note suggests planting four kernels per hill rather than three could raise corn yields across most of the state. The guidance emphasizes adjusting hill counts to optimize moisture use and plant density.

Iowa

Sioux City Market Cattle Prices Steady to Higher

Fat cattle Monday and Tuesday at Sioux City market regain price levels from Thursday. Steers and yearlings sold 11.50 to 16.15, heifers 11.00 to 14.50, mixed steers 16.00, cows 6.75 to 13.50, bulls 12.60 top, stockers and feeders 10.00 to 13.75, butcher dogs 13.45, sow prices down to 10.65, feeder pigs 8.00 to 10.00, lambs 14.00 to 16.25, shorn lambs 14.35, ewes 7.50 to 9.00, feeders 11.50, Cherokee shippers listed with numerous lots and weights.

Sioux City Cherokee County Oscar Anderson John Magnuseen Ott Conley Pete Engel Frank Chinn Orville Rolffson Carlson Bros Louie Frohman Waller Bros Fred Hustedt Gilman Fee George Luken

First Kangaroo Record From Aru in 1711 Garden of Bata Via

Nature Magazine notes that the first kangaroo on record came from Aru and lived in the Dutch governor of Bata via Java in 1711. Sir Joseph Banks, companion to Captain Cook, was the first naturalist to observe a living specimen in its native habitat during the 1770 voyage to Australia.

Aru Batavia Java Joseph Banks Australia Nature Magazine

Battle Flag of Concord Minute Men Described

The yellow battle flag featured narrow blue top and bottom stripes with a central tree and the inscription Liberty Tree An Appeal to God, carried by the minute men at the Battle of Concord.

Minutemen Battle of Concord

Local shower honors Mrs Arnold Otto in Hanover

Mrs Arnold Otto formerly Norma Sullman was feted at a mixed shower hosted at the H H Otto home on April 30 with play and a two course lunch. Attendees include family and friends such as Mrs John Lullman Mrs Albert Hogrefe and many others. Fire destroys Anton Larson brooder house killing 300 chicks on a Friday afternoon. Insurance partly covers the loss.

Arnold Otto Norma Sullman H. H. Otto Vernon Otto Edgar Speckerer Harry Winterhof John Lullman Albert Hogrefe Martin Hogrefe Victor Bartels Lea Edna Lullmann Sievers Victor Baumhoefner Elmer Sanderman Earl Otto Ed Juergens Kaufman Geneva Juergens Lawrence Otto Gloria Carl Otto Elmer Otto Ben Otto Adolf Otto John D. Otto Herman Hinkeldey Eid Hinkeldey Arthur Friedrich Ervin Radke Harold Radke Orville Radke Fred Radke Wm. Specketer Lester Specketer Edgar Fahr Martha Fahr Ervin Otto Orville Hickey Lorraine Miller Anton Larson Wayne Radke Minneapolis Donald Grieme Aleutians

Steel mattresses aid war effort on quick battlefield roads

U S troops deploy improvised steel mattresses to speed movement of planes tanks and artillery as War Bonds funding supports rapid road and airfield construction across theaters in Italy and the Pacific.

Italy Pacific U.S. Treasury Department

Prevent Chick Losses By Proper Management

Iowa poultry producers can cut last year’s 32 percent chick death rate through better management says W R Whitfield extension poultry man at Iowa State College. Start mash before two days old and provide adequate feeders and waterers, with careful brooder temperature control and space not exceeding two chicks per square foot to reduce death loss and save feed.

Iowa W. R. Whitfield Extension Poultryman Iowa State College Whitfield

Small farms milk more cows as big farms cut back

Operators of small sized farms have been increasing the number of cows milked while large farms are cutting down.

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T.R. (Trace) Porter Hempstead & DeMaranville Commission Company State Capitol A. B. Lindsay Winfred Moulton W. A. Liebsch Aurelia, Iowa Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of I. H. Lockin Secutive C. H. Kaskey Diamond Center Mrs. O. C. Hickey Afton Earlwick Reggy Martin Cherokee Ida Grove Rendering Co C. A. Rodine, Jr Frances Hahn Mt. Olive News Dorothy Anne Homer Anderson DyAnne David Simmons John Towner Oscar Gustafson Glen Leeds Eitel Mohn Mohn Aurelia Iron Works ROY Collier & Sons Hanover Irene Zwemke Ingwersen Brothers Live Walter Matzdorff A. C. Will Edmund Radke Herb. Sangwin Eric Carlson Maurice Eddy Hugo Peckenschneider Orville Peckenschneider H. J. Will Ingwersen Brothers Live Stock Commission Merchants Stock Yards Oscar Gustafson Richland Soy Beans W.G. Whitney CSF Driggs Stele-Siman Company Ux WA
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