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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates in and out of state with per year charges and foreign rates. It outlines display and local advertisement pricing by inch and line, and notes proprietor E. C. Lighter. The notice appears as a historical newspaper card from Aurelia Iowa circa early printing era.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered words and quotes in irregular order. no coherent event or facts emerge beyond fragmentary phrases and punctuation marks. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly present.
Mt Olive reports a new radio purchased last week and a Ladies Aid meeting at the parsonage. Details include hostesses Mrs Dubes and Mrs Gillet, plans for a December bazaar, Sunday school activities, and a charity farmyard banquet on November 20. Local families and clergy are listed with social notes and humorous maxims.
The column lists social visits and small town happenings around Cherokee. Dorothy Linquist hosts a birthday party. Pauli Raymond named at Rev and Mrs Ralston's home. families from Galva visit. new radios installed in several homes. basket ball game attended in Galva. various relatives and neighbors gather at homes. local ladies aid to meet November 13 at Mrs Clifford Dukes with large attendance hoped.
East Afton and Elk residents visit Aurelia families this week. Phyllis Goettsch visits grandparents south of Aurelia. Bill and Mary Booth and children call at George Booth home in Aurelia. Freddie Kolpin helps with corn at Ernest Kolpin’s. Arthur Johnson of Aurelia visits cousin Carol Sansen. Herbert Grienke and daughter visit LeRoy Goettsch family. La Merne Ruebsam and Bill Ruebsam visit Aurelia relatives. Madalynne Booth goes to Pomeroy with grandparents. George Booth of Aurelia and Jim McGarry of Storm Lake call on Bill Booth Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Guy Robinson and Loma spent Saturday with relatives in Cherokee. Mr and Mrs Fred Gould and family and Wm Scott visited Fred Zwick’s near Sutherland on Sunday. The League of the Four Leaf Clover met Saturday with Ona Mongan. all but six members attended. A social to raise funds to send four girls to Ames was planned. Henry Stevens and Emma of Cherokee visited Earl Zwick Sunday. Ruth Paulson district No 6 teacher and scholars will present a program at the school house Friday evening November 13. ladies please bring baskets. Everyone invited.
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The report lists counties including Worth, Appanoose, Davis, Washington, Howard, Guthrie, O’Brien and Page showing local corn yield tests. It notes marketable, high yielding strains as likely to dominate next year with emphasis on averages and medians.
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