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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

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Beef price rise hits small town shoppers and workers

OPS announced a 1 to 2 cent per pound wholesale beef increase and 1 to 2 cent retail rises on dams sholders and bacon, with higher ceilings on pork chops and roasts. The move aims to restore packer profits after several firms closed, and affects chucks rounds and other beef sold by carcass. A boy from Dundee, Carl Silva Jr., won top honors at the Chicago Junior Hog Show. The article also covers Korean war activity, atomic training, federal pay raise, Taft prospects, and Marshall’s retirement.

OPS Chicago Carl Silva, Jr Dundee Ill

Un-Travelling Pioneers Moral and Spiritual Frontiers

Essay discusses the idea of pioneers beyond physical frontiers. It highlights mental, moral, and spiritual pioneers, cites Dr. Laubach and John Woolman, and reflects on Abraham’s spiritual journey as the central example. Copyright notes credit the National Council of Churches division.

Division of Christian Education National Council of the Churches of Christ of the United States of America WNU

Farm Outlook Second Largest Crop Expected Despite Weather

The Agriculture Department forecasts 1951 farm crops to be the second largest on record despite drought in the south and southwest and heavy rains in the midwest. Total crop volume expected at 133 percent of the 1923–33 average, with corn at about 3.13 billion bushels. Livestock marketing may rise to or exceed 1950 fall levels, while hog slaughter matches last year and prices may fall. Prospects vary, with declines for corn, peanuts, oats, and several fruits, but increases for spring wheat, barley, rice, cotton, and other staples.

South Southwest Midwest Department of Agriculture Department

Wholesale Prices Steady For Third Straight Week

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices remained steady for the third straight week. The all commodities index held at 176.8 percent of the 1926 average, up 12.7 percent from pre Korea levels and 4.2 percent higher than a year ago. Only textiles showed a notable change, declining about 1 percent.

Bureau of Labor Statistics Korea

Meditator quotes from Lincoln and a boatman proverb

A compilation of aphorisms noting that friends listen before judging and that a rower cannot waste time rocking the boat. The lines reflect caution, preparation, and prudent action attributed to historical voices.

Couple announce 13 children born in Bompay and Ann Arbor

A couple in Bompay Florida announced thirteen offspring named Audie Bryant Curtis Drue Eva Faye Grady Hampton Ida Jeanette Enola Leantha Millard Nathan Olivia Penelope Quincy Ruth Sarah Thelma Ulysses Vinson Wilson Nava and Von Zircle with a note of their origins in Ann Arbor. Henry Heil placed a coin in a parking meter to aid an stranded motorist and was arrested under a city ordinance barring unauthorized persons from manipulating meters.

Bompay Fla Audie Bryant Curtis Drue Eva Faye Grady Hampton Ida Jeanette Enola Leantha Millard Nathan Olivia Penelope Quincy Ruth Sarah Thelma Ulysses Vinson Wilson Nava von Zircle Ann Arbor Henry Heil

Huron Grandmother Wins 3 Cooking Awards at State Fair

Barbara, the granddaughter of Mrs. John H. Venables, admires three blue ribbons won by the Huron cook at the 1950 South Dakota State Fair. Mrs. Venables, with seven children, has long prize history and endorses Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for fast rising, dissolving doughs.

South Dakota Barbara John H. Venables Venables

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Main Street Marshall U.N James A. van Fleet Eighth Army United Nations Matthew B. Ridgway Kaesong Senate House Truman Post Office Department Taft Sen Robert Taft Minnesota North Dakota Chioan George C. Marshall Secretary of Defense Rainas Peonte Gen United States China Defense Senator Johnson Texas George Marshall Gen. Marshall President Truman Robert A. Lovett Pioneers Far West Bull Run Washington, D.C Pacific Orient J. R. Lowell Whitfield America Africa Whitfeld John Woolman God Abraham Canaan Dr. Foreman Gross Jeri Miller U.S Berlin M.P Bloody Ridge U.S. Navy Princeton Abraham Lincoln Detlco Denver Bedford Wills New York Sioux City Bishop's Ireh Jess Penick Waffle Gyrup Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa Vicks Fleischmann
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