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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
Rates show per year charges including advance service and Cherokee county discounts. Foreign country rate noted, advertising by the inch and per line for locals and readers. Cards of thanks priced per line with reduced local terms.
A collection of aphorisms and wry observations on advice rumor alimony driving traffic and traffic laws. Notable lines reference idle rumors road hazards quota deportations and a voyage of two transatlantic liners. The tone recalls a late 19th to early 20th century column of witticisms and social quick takes.
In a hard fought game at Sioux Falls, Cherokee’s eleven fell 13 to 0 as Sioux Falls High exploited turnovers and strong defense to pull away in the fourth. The Times notes a dangerous incident when Jack Crouch survived an attempted shooting near his Maple Street lodgings. A wage strike by corn pickers ended with the farmer selling in the field to the State Hospital, fetching 65 cents per bushel.
Mr and Mrs Johnson plan a winter stay in Long Beach California. Carl B Peterson moves to Rockford Minnesota for winter work. E E Rutledge and C E Wilcox shipped over 600 pounds of live mud turtles to Chicago. Mrs Fred Tiedmen dies at her sister’s home in Alta after years of poor health. Curtis A Nelson wed Almira Y Sherman in the Gettys home near Marathon.
The note from the Bouth Bend Tribune comments on a playful line about a boy and his banjo, using quirky wording to critique national lawmaking and politics. It reflects a humorous outsider view rather than a formal report.
A brief quotation fragment discusses how emptiness often sounds louder than substance, likening it to a drum's hollow resonance. It reflects on perception of significance and the paradox of quiet voids amplifying presence.
A Santa Barbara News quotation argues most major roles are filled by men who do not understand the type of tie their rise requires, reflecting on the style and expectations of leadership.
Readable fragments hint at a local notice about Towill Park involving acreage and planning terms. No clear dates or involved entities are identifiable from the readable text.
Former vice president John C. Calhoun resigns in early 1834 to represent his native South Carolina in the Senate, ending his service under Adams and Jackson.
A Washington Star whimsy notes riches as wings and a joke about clever ventures. The quip envisions wealth lifting high, likening it to flight by a bold, aspiring aviator.
A sympathetic Amy laments the fireflies losing their light as the wind blows out their lamps, expressing concern for the fragile insects and the night’s gentle glow.
A Boston Transcript remark contrasts safeguarding pedestrian rights with the danger of turning them into rites. The brief commentary emphasizes practical safety over ceremonial practice.
Birns two bun dred guests escape half glad transcript reveals a quirky incident with playful wording and unclear specifics. The item reads like a historical clipping with abstract phrasing and potential typographic errors.
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of Asia and an ancient name. The readable lines mention Asia and a beret, with unclear context or full sentence structure, leaving interpretation speculative without additional surrounding material.
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