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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
1
Thursday issue notes subscription rates and post office handling at Aurelia. Local ads promote lawn mowers as spring tonics and urge readers to purchase.
The Legion held a lively meeting last night with arrangements to celebrate and support members. A. A. Pierce and Sen received thanks for a box of cigars. G. F. Tinckrell sells his Alta State Bank stake to C. P. Cornelius and R. Brogmras and plans to move to Des Moines to enter insurance.
Saturday was the last day to file automobile tax papers and secure license plates without publishing fees. The delinquent list will appear in Thursday’s The Democrat with more names to follow in the county. Fifteen days after publication the sheriff will proceed with collection by due process of law.
A garbled report hints at a wrestling figure named Somn preparing a comeback with rival Anor while ongoing investigations involve a bond issue and a notable death. Details are unclear.
An unclear October report notes efforts by workers to greet dawn and complete tasks after a late shift. The text mentions attempts to coordinate with a team and address time constraints.
Seox City resident C J Mekkelson visited family in Porterville with Parker relatives. Publisher Bell of the Advertiser died in Porterfield California of heart trouble. Masonic services scheduled March 8 in the Alta school auditorium with Rev F C Rowlands delivering the sermon and a community chorus providing music. Cherokee church group to attend the Rethoaib assembly. Alt dates changed from July 30 to August inclusive in the Vawter system, aims to align with fair dates. George B Cron Noble arrested for bigamy following wife Annie Cron Noble’s claim of another marriage in South Dakota and insanity confinement at Yankton hospital.
A. T. Higby returns from Laurens after being called for a death in his son Sam Rigby's home. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Rigby on April 20. one died at three days old. Times: Yoock Carlson fined for illegal liquor and costs on two counts. Treptow post American Legion leases Armory for club rooms and related arrangements. Democrat notes Fonda’s track team defeats Cherokes, scoring 118 to 54. Sites sorrel: 9.
A seventy foot granite obelisk will be erected in Denmark to memorialize the thousands of American and allied soldiers of Danish descent who died in World War I. About 30 000 Danes served in American forces in France and 20 000 in other Allied armies.
A book titled Cancer Truths by Dr. O A Johnson of Kansas City Missouri details twenty years of cancer treatment without surgery. The publisher offers a free postage copy postpaid to anyone who writes for it, at Suite 528 1224 Main Street.
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