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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

2

Mt Olive News Gathers Small-Town Happenings

Local notes mention October 15 voting for prohibition, silo filling as a pastime, and staged remarks on diplomacy. Items include Henry Feast considering a farm purchase near Cherokee, Bert Howard visiting, and Oscar Johnson learning of his sister's death. Auctioneer E B Rutledge reports many sales planned. notices discuss elevator repairs and grain intake disruptions.

MT. Olive News Oscar Johnson D. C. Thompson Iowa South Dakota Mt. Olive

Didn’t Count First Fair Autoist Incur Damages

A brief exchange recalls a fair incident where one autoist asks if any damages were paid to a man run over. The other replies no, stating the man was his husband and escaped injury.

Plain hiring at the Benham-Till intelligence office

A brief notice cites requests to obtain a plain cook and a plain stenographer through the Benham Till intelligence office as part of a domestic employment inquiry.

Benham Intelligence Office

Othello Bets Dark Horse Run For Night Match

A lighthearted note on betting terms as Sackson Buskin plans to play Othello while Pil Betts muses on a dark horse. Bookyer Betts claims he wasn’t aware of the race.

Sackson Buskin Bookyer Betts

Two Chances on Wartime Auto Gun Question

A dialogue fragment contrasts a new automobile gun for modern warfare with a blunt reply that if it fails to shoot the enemy it will run him over. It claims a "Power of Multiplication" and notes potato bugs could, if all survived, produce 60 million offspring in one season.

Hix Dix

Fresh cranberries and local notices in Garber ad page

Substantial local snippets cover Garber’s cranberry barrels and garments arrival, Sioux City visits by Mr and Mrs Kiernan, Miss Jutin Wihlen’s Alta visit, dental office closure, and various family trips. Several farm sales and land bargain mentions appear along with travel to Manson and Des Moines for inspections and enlisting.

E. A. Harris An. Byron Garber’s E. S. Kiernan Sioux City Jutin Wihlen Alta W. Moulton J. J. Waddell A. H. Waddell R. B. Howell Mr. Howell Mattie Howell F. L. McNear Anthon Sioux Falls South Dakota F. L. Long

Fresh Start: A Life Reconsidered and Regret

A man reflects on past chances and wrong turns caused by adverse circumstances. He imagines a fresh start with new knowledge to avoid repeating mistakes. The past looms as a sealed chapter, constraining his present and future in a moral reckoning.

Philadelphia. Ledger

Obituary: Phillip Fassler Dies After Illness in Aurelia

Phillip J Fassler died at his home in Aurelia on September 28 1917 aged 63 years 10 months and 7 days after four years of illness and two strokes. Born in Stein Baden Germany he came to America in 1897 and settled near Cherokee Iowa later moving to a farm near Aurelia. Survived by his widow and nine children. Funeral services held at home and the German Evangelical Church with burial in Present Hill cemetery.

Phillip J. Fassler Aurelia Mr. Fassier Stein Baden Germany Missa Louise J. Zipse America Cherokee Iowa S. A. Nysted Ralph Rohde Quimby B. R. Beeghley Fassler G. A. Mennerich Peterson Thief Remeon Preasant Hill Cemetery

Neighbor’s heartfelt thanks for support during illness and death

We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during the illness and passing of our beloved husband and father. We also appreciate the beautiful floral offerings and especially the choir for the songs rendered.

Illinois Central East Bound and West Bound Passenger Train Notices

Railroad schedule fragment lists east bound Train 6:20 and 9:15 a m and west bound Train No 631 and 638 with passenger numbers 16 22 0222 222 and freight No 691-400. Contains garbled times and numbers from an OCR excerpt.

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