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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
1
A string of aphorisms on effort and danger. It notes that penniless people should work, palms reveal character, sympathy has limits, and patience yet lacks proof in some claims. The quirky lines mix caution with humor about fate and self-improvement.
News from Cherokee County notes 877 broken glasses out of 4000 used in construction following a Tuesday hailstorm. Also reported is the death of early settler Joseph Rankin who lived in the county nearly six decades.
Cherokee county 4-H girls prepare to expand club activities as schools close. Canning theme leads, with Grace M Ellis of Sac City guiding the first training, and plans for Rally Day in June and Achievement Day in July.
Mrs Victor Hanson and two children William and Harriet June have returned home and will visit Mrs Hansons parents in Sutherland Iowa. Ralph Sansen has gone to Iowa City for medical treatment. Leslie Hawke sold his West Side Billiard Parlor stake to Frank Halberg with possession given. William Batten, manager of Quaker Jats Elevator Co., died at his Alta home after months of illness.
The Cherokee County poultry club reports its largest enrollment yet with fifty two members and a planned start by May 20. Each member will prepare two egg settings or 20 hatched chicks and an exhibit at the Pilot Rock rowing Match in September is a key event.
The notice lists services at 10:45 Sunday, Sunday School at 10:00, and explains Lutheran teaching on the Pentecost cycle. It states salvation by grace, belief created by the Holy Ghost, and that good works prove faith, not earn salvation.
Sheriff Sangwin reports Paulaon Paulson 22 of Aurelia arrested Monday in Aurelia after a small amount of alcohol was found in his car. He allegedly sold booze to Cherokee high school boys while working for Tony Mummert northeast of Cherokee and awaits hearing in county jail.
Classified notices list rentals and sales including a garage for rent by Mrs N Sweet cabbage and geranium plants from Geo Hansen cabbage and tomato plants by Mr and Mrs Geo Bischel five 382x600 balloon tires used items distribution of lost items a silver knife set and a registered Short horn bull for sale a black pocket book with cards and a lamp details vary Maple Valley Horse Association and a Belgian stallion La Fleur de Or standing at Tie In barn in Aurelia contact Wm Ruebsam for appointment.
Sheriff reports two men from Sioux City are accused of stealing seventy chickens at Kingsley. The owner identified the poultry during recovery in Sioux City. Mahnke remains at large. Johnson was arrested after being tracked to Cherokee, with Hahnke not found.
Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs Arthur Ohlson's home for a pleasant afternoon and luncheon. Many Diamond residents attended Aurelia class play and a district picnic at Will Haight home despite rain. several Diamond youths graduated from Aurelia. Local families shared dinners and visits with neighbors in Aurelia Mount Olive Storm Lake Galva areas.
A South American parrot species known as the Maccaws shows extraordinarily strong beaks capable of breaking through objects that resist impact from a hammer, according to a recent observation. Researchers note the birds' powerful bills enable diverse foraging and defensive uses.
The performance featured Mr Penvey leading with organ and piano accompaniments as vocal solos drew mixed style pieces. The audience listened with attentive interest to contralto and tenor numbers.
Fragmentary note describes incubation as requiring heat and patience to hatch eggs. The text suggests plans were not ready, yet emphasizes the need for proper conditions to achieve successful hatching.
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