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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions state legislators and a hotel matter with phrases about waiting to be acquainted and something at stake. The readable bits offer no clear event, names, places, or dates to identify a concrete item or outcome.
Local notes report Cherokee securing a 6 to 0 victory over Ft. Achgol, with a late aerial attack yielding the sole tally. The piece also mentions an anniversary and upcoming court terms in a fragmented county column.
A committee of Luverne firemen visited Hartley to inspect the fire truck used for the Travarne event. The group included Chris Olson J W Wilkirt Gurney and C Gallagher and reviewed the apparatus before its release.
Fragmentary text references a game at Aurelia grounds with Alta high but lacks clear details or names to identify teams or outcomes. The readable portion hints at an event on a local field but provides no verifiable facts.
Notice lists upcoming sale dates and locations for a community auction. Details cover bidding times and items to be offered, with emphasis on public participation and scheduled hours.
Readable text fragments mention a local event or notice but lack clear names, dates, or places. The piece provides no complete facts to identify a person, organization, or outcome.
News from Aurelia reports the death of Henry Bischel at his daughter's home in Wisconsin after a cancer illness. He arrived in Aurelia forty seven years ago as a boot and shoe merchant and served on the town council and school board for twenty three years. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2:00 PM at his home and Evangelical church with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Superintendent M G Clark of Sioux City schools spoke to a large audience at the Aurelia high school auditorium during National Educational Week. He ranks among the era’s ablest educational men and is noted as a splendid speaker. The program included grade and high school choral songs and the high school orchestra.
The Federated Church led by Pastor Geo. Oe Safford invites all to a special Sunday featuring a missionary exhibit. Four older class groups compete to create the most instructive display, viewable at morning and evening services. The winning class is to be announced at the evening service.
Arthur A. Plagmann of near Peterson married Anna S. Luetkemann of Aurelia in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the Swedish Lutheran church with Rev. H. A. Bentrup officiating. The bride and groom were witnessed by their brother and sister, who are also married. The newlyweds planned a future trip to Sioux City.
A meeting of superintendents was held Saturday at the office of County Superintendent Funkhouser. Attendees included Burns Larrabee Fiske Marcus Overholt Cleghorn Wescoat Meriden Day Aurelia Christian Grand Meadow Shephard Washta Crouch Quimby Funkhouser and Graber Meriden. It was decided to hold the basket ball tournament at Aurelia March 1 and district declamatory contests at Gratis Meadow and Cleghorn. The Grand Meadow event will feature dairy cattle from Wisconsin and a market day sale will run concurrently. property may be listed up to sale time. The Farmers National Bank is clerk and Rutledge & Larson auctioneers. Junk is wanted for rugs and bags. contact Chicago Rugman Hotel.
A brief from Aurelia recalls events ten years past. The town board voted 3 to 2 to close saloons in Plymouth County except LeMays by December 1. An ordinance authorizes issuing 9.50 in bonds to liquidate town warrants for a waterworks system funded by citizens who had advanced the money.
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