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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
3
A jumble of numbers and labels appears including totals such as 334 016 11 and 25 000.00 plus lines showing 35 472.21 and an item labeled TBLAG 480.00. No clear event or identity is discernible from the readable text.
Readable items report numerous visits and trips by residents to Cherokee Sioux City Storm Lake and Sutherland plus business trips to Idaho and Bersford. Local shops mention groceries sweaters and flower offerings with community events and a Young Men's Business Association meeting scheduled next week.
Readable items show residents from Cherokee and Aurelia visiting, moving between towns, and attending meetings. A special Young Men's Business Association session, various visits by Mrs Striker and Elizabeth Striker's party, along with trades, repairs, and business promotions at Aurelia businesses are reported.
Friday evening October 30th twenty five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs O D Waddell to honor Mrs Waddell on her sixty third birthday. Guests enjoyed visiting music and games then shared a meal at a long table and she received a fine pedestal as a gift. After the joyful hour guests departed wishing her many more happy birthdays.
Aurelia residents praise Adler i ka for fast relief of sour stomach gas and constipation. Local druggist J. C. Nelson touts that a single dose often relieves symptoms immediately and notes the store is an Adler i ka agent.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger calls for federal action to curb narcotics trading and sales. It cites China’s crackdown on opium poppy farming and urges Moore of Philadelphia to back stronger national regulation to combat crime and social decay.
The Paris Peace Treaty of December 10, 1898 provided for a 20 million dollar payment to Spain for relinquishing claims to Porto Rico Guam and the Philippine islands. A subsequent treaty on November 7, 1900 provided for an additional 100 thousand dollars for other Philippine islands.
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