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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published weekly in Aurelia Iowa notes second class matter status and lists subscription rates Per year in advance 150 outside Cherokee County 175 foreign 2.00 Advertising rates display per inch 25 cents locals per line 10 cents cards of thanks per line 10 cents.
A 1924 Aurelia note estimates four carloads of gasoline and oil sold locally for joy riding, with a potential $108,000 tied to auto investments and running costs. The piece suggests many cars were bought and discarded, with some funds spent on farming engines and tractors.
The graduation ceremony marks a yearly community event where the senior class transcends school life into civic life. A well observed day leaves graduates with lasting impressions of community interest and shared ideals, as a full house signals strong communal support.
A concise 19th century quotation fragment attributes virtue to mastering temper under varying circumstances. The line echoes David Hume’s emphasis on practical wisdom over mere mood, highlighting self control as the mark of true excellence.
The canal serves as the primary route for nearly all nations worldwide with most foreign commerce tied to ships passing through from the western South American coast and beyond.
A report notes that nearly half of Australian households use labor-saving equipment imported from the United States, highlighting exchange of goods and domestic life trends in the era. The piece discusses the impact on daily chores and economic links between Australia and U.S. suppliers.
School notes show county supervisors and several teachers visiting the first grade. Perfect attendance earned by Lois Nelson and Fem McCauley. A picnic at the park is planned for Thursday afternoon. Second grade lists uninterrupted attendance by Kenneth Bischel, Dorothy Fierk, Muriel Glave, Marie Johnson, Vivien Piolson, and Melvin Wilson. Reading progress noted with the Live Wires and James Secomi Reader completing a fifth book. Various names appear in grade activities, games, and relays, including Mrs Jones and Mrs George noted among staff and students.
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