Thanksgiving Saturday Free Food Offer
A fragmented notice announces a free food event on Saturday at 3 o clock with turkeys chickens and sides mentioned in scattered wording. The text remains unclear on location organizers and exact terms.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented notice announces a free food event on Saturday at 3 o clock with turkeys chickens and sides mentioned in scattered wording. The text remains unclear on location organizers and exact terms.
The readable text fragment indicates a damaged OCR line with unclear names and place, offering no verifiable event or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item. No distinct people, organizations, dates, or locations are recoverable for a proper card.
Unclear OCR text indicates a passing notice related to Cordy School wear at street level and a reference to Get ity a pair. No coherent details on person, place, or time are readable.
Sutherland high school pulled off a surprise by defeating Milford for the first time this season in a thrilling battle, marking Milford’s first setback of the year. Local papers recount the upset and its impact on standings as residents note the cross-town rivalry.
The First National Bank announces its third annual corn show to be held December 14 to 19. Twelve cash prizes totaling 357.00 will be awarded in the amateur class and fourteen ribbons in the professional class. Entrants must raise corn themselves or under supervision.
Charlie Jones has disposed of his grocery and produce store in Aurelia to Charlie Schlieff of Storm Lake who was given possession Monday morning. Schlieff and family arrived with their household goods Monday, and Jones and family moved to Storm Lake the same day to make their home. Jones had run the store for nearly two years after purchasing it from Pierce and Son and built up a good business though he faced competition from Dickson Pratness at Storm Lake.
West Cherokee Iowa November reports Jack Crouch, a 29 year old divorced Central dispatcher from Illinois, resigning and leaving for the west after a .45 caliber revolver shot penetrated his overcoat as he walked to work. A second shot missed as he ran, with authorities delaying investigation during his absence and suspecting Crouch knew his assailant who had waited behind a tree for some time. He had been stationed in Cherokee for two years.
Harry Brassler of Cherokee commenced work this week at the Aurelia Motor and Company garage. He is an experienced battery man and will handle that class of work.
Ten years ago Fred Powers was found not guilty in Mural County district court for a murder charge on Cherokee streets. E West moved from Storm Lake to the German Evangelical parsonage after hauling household goods. Aurelia concert band to Galva for a Thanksgiving concert. Roy Schroeder returned from Chicago after two weeks in a gym. Twenty years ago January 2 Wavella Rural Routes increased by five. George Dick and Arthur Dice families planning a trip to Fenniville Michigan. Mrs Israel Dee Williams died November 4 at the home of her daughter Mrs Alee Fraser.
Melvin Carlberg receives a fancy show birds pen from Rochester New York. The pen includes one male and five females from the D W Young strain of White Leghorns. The male is son of Champion Dan who won first prize at Madison Square Garden in 1924. The four females are direct from the same pen with strong breeding records. Purchase price was 100 dollars. Carlberg plans to show at state and interstate fairs next season.
Ames Abe cautions that choosing a wife means accepting time will crease a pretty face sooner than a cheerful disposition. The remark reflects a pragmatic view on lasting marriage qualities.
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