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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
2
Jim Danvey and Ivy Welch discuss the case as secrets surface. Reagan reports progress and Jim remains skeptical while Vera Vernon’s knife clue looms, promising new evidence in the unfolding mystery.
In a campus night scene, Jim Hanvey and Reagan visit Thayer murder inquiry. They tour the Marland campus, assess Ivy Welch, the knife, and the missing diamond ring. Reagan suspects Larry Welch, while Hanvey interviews Antoinette Peyton. An undertaker visit and a warden meeting follow as the case deepens.
Quoting a fragment about the evil of suppressing expression, the note warns that stifling art or thought robs humanity of vitality and progress. The line invokes Mill to emphasize the stakes of censorship and intellectual freedom.
The Aurelia Iowa Town Council announces special meetings on April 18 1933 at 4 pm and April 24 1933 at 7 pm to review applications for beer sales permits. Mary Nelson's permit for lot six block twelve was approved with bond and fee. Meetings include council members Kaskey Larson Lockin Mummert Wharton and Mayor Matzdorff.
Senior examinations were held last week with commencement prep to follow. A senior class meeting reordered announcements. Senior play tickets and advertising proceed, Rex Whitney, Glenn Sleezer and Frank Dreyer handle business. The Junior Senior Banquet May 13 featured a rose garden theme, four course dinner, toasts, and musical numbers by students and a Junior string ensemble. Seniors received miniature garden tools as favors and thanked Juniors and sponsor Miss Kahndo for a successful 1933 banquet.
A terse reflection on power as poison, warning that those pursuing education in duty may be misled into believing political power held by friends offers true advantage. Henry Adams is quoted on power’s deceit and peril.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Cherokee County Iowa under a special court execution dated 1933. The Federal Land Bank of Omaha sues Otto C Mueller Bertha Mueller and Peterson National Farm Loan Association for over fifteen thousand dollars plus costs. The property is the NW quarter of section 25 township 83 range 39 containing 160 acres. Sale at 10 am June 12 1933 at the Cherokee County Courthouse to satisfy the judgment with costs.
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