11 May 1933
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published in Aurelia Iowa informs readers that the paper will not stop at expiration dates unless notified and that subscribers who continue to receive the paper are obligated to pay for continued service.
Advertisement notes subscription pricing with per year charges and advance payment terms for readers abroad. The fragment mentions Cherokes count and foreign country applicability, suggesting rates vary by location and payment timing.
Hanover news records a group of locals including Mr and Mrs Fett and family and Mr and Mrs Spedkatur visiting Cherokee on Monday afternoon. Social visits continued with Ted Schulke and Henry Holtz families at the Albert Moschell home Wednesday evening. Other gatherings include Henry Hinkeldey and Adolph Gimente calling on Sioux City, and numerous suppers and dinners at the Galva homes of August Miller and Reinhart Miller among others.
Washington reports a seven year drought devastating central Queensland Australia. The land shows skeletal remains of cattle and crops halted. A National Geographic bulletin notes Queensland covers vast area twice the size of Texas with climate from tropical north to temperate south. Once a sugar bowl producing over 80 million dollars yearly, the region includes bananas pineapples wheat and sheep farming amid recurring droughts.
The passage extols Darling Downs as a premier farming district with vast crops, cattle ranches, and orchards. It highlights Mount Morgan gold profits, Queensland mines totaling over a billion dollars, and towns like Rockhampton growing from gold booms. It notes opal fields and sapphire output, plus a white settlement pattern and Brisbane as capital and port.
A Texas veterinarian reports a two faced cat kitten with two mouths nostrils and voices but one jaw and ears. Dr James notes such cats are usually normal apart from rare oddities and believes this kitten may live. Neighbors have long spoken of the phenomenon, now confirmed in life.
In Huldtege Nebraska the strutting turkey mascot called Gobbler joins the Huliltege baseball team. Owned by Charley Viorklund Gobbler walks about a quarter mile each Sunday to watch home games. Players note they lose when Gobbler is absent.
The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for both Sioux City papers, inviting readers to place or renew subscriptions through the service.
A detailed weekly school notice covers grade by grade activities from first to senior class. It lists reading goals, phonics targets, handwriting, art projects, and language work including study of Black Sambo. It notes birthdays, visitors, perfect attendance, spelling results, geography progress, and upcoming exams and plays with named students and staff.
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