Ground bone for chicken feed offered at Aurelia market
The Aurelia meat market advertises ground bone suitable for chicken feed. The item is available at the market location, inviting customers to purchase for poultry nutrition.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
3
The Aurelia meat market advertises ground bone suitable for chicken feed. The item is available at the market location, inviting customers to purchase for poultry nutrition.
A roundup of brief items includes births, sickness, and travel notes from area residents. Highlights mention a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs W Knowanberg, illnesses among Mrs FD Waddell, and trips by families from Morning side College to Clay county. A local company, Ihe Conger Ball Grain Company, is incorporated with Ira Conger as president. Other items note clothing sales, a Miss Blanch McQuin and Mrs Ethel Peterson visiting in Clay county, and families traveling to Tulare county California. Also reported are a lost gold watch and bracelet, a hunting trip to Arlington SD, and property work on the Wedgewood farm. A local joke about cows and ink appears, plus cotton fleece underwear ads and a farm fire at Boarde farm in Muareus Township causing $10,400 loss with Frank Fogleman on site.
Miscellaneous items report color trends at Andrew John son stores and new cloaks. Howell visits Ashcreek Minnesota with daughter as families relocate. Local figures attend church conferences. residents travel to Hot Springs South Dakota and Sioux Falls. Community updates note illnesses land sales tobacco experiments and a notable Bible relic collection. A new Alta opera house opening and Hungarian orchestra concert draw crowds. fundraising and attendance peak at a district leaders course.
In the east last week prices fell sharply with oats dropping from 10 cents to 4 cents, barley and corn also down. Reports say outbound demand failed and elevators are full, signaling a broader market decline likely to subside after money-market turmoil. Separately, Cavalry reunion events drew notable figures like Congressman Pete Hephaen and former State Treasurer Beeson, with 135 attendees and plans for the next gathering in Maquoketa.
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