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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
3
The ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a superior beautifier. It claims dramatic health and beauty benefits with bold claims and testimonial tone.
The weather report notes continued ideal conditions with no front and strong corn ripening. Most corn acres are mature or nearly so with minimal harm from a heavy cold snap, and outputs for corn wheat oats barley rye hay and forage are expected above average. Apple crop and late potatoes show partial failure, however.
The wedding of Mandella O'Neal and a groom named O'Neal occurred in Lehigh with over seventy guests. The bride, formerly with Lehigh Telephone and Webster City Martin office, wore a white satin gown. the groom, a UVidote Central line operator, attended in black. The couple planned to reside in Dubuque after a wedding trip to Webster City.
The petit jurors drawn Monday for the October 1 term include numerous residents such as Ald Castor Cedar BK Humbert and J F Anderson from Cherokee and Sheridan. The notice mentions a candy factory opening soon in Sac Alley and a post office letter list awaiting uncalled names at Aurelia for the weekend. local ads advertise various remedies and products.
A collage of brief items from Aurelia area notes on residents, shops, and events. Mentions Bundys stock toot, Marshall Uros painting, barber shop price shifts, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Rana, rooms for rent in Phelps building, local theft of 200 chickens, and a Des Moines Register editor Richard Clarkson’s death. Includes college football prospects and district census figures showing 216 students, plus new fall clothing offerings from Parker and Lashell.
Monthly report shows pupils neither absent nor tardy for the month ending Sept 19 1905. Roster lists students by room including Ragah Roy Whitney Dan Whit nes and many others. includes room 3 room 1 and room 2 names and spellings. The notice mixes in literary critique of a performance and crop price data with corrected figures.
Several denominations announce weekly services across multiple churches. Methodist O af Bond led by Pastor Bond lists morning and evening worship at 10900 and 720 p m with Sunday school at 110 am Junior League and Epworth League activities, plus Wednesday prayer at 350 p m. Other churches include J A Chase with Sunday School opening Sunday, Endeavor at 235 pm, prayer Wednesday at 730 pm. Weethiven HW Keltz leads with morning services and Sunday school, followed by YNAG and prayer Wednesday evening. Germain Evangelical led by Otto Albreacht offers Sunday preaching and morning services, with Sunday school at 9 30 am. Scandinion Lutheran under Helnters offers worship every fourth Sunday and mentions Nain.
Public notice announces the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company to be held at the Caninanus's office in Chicago on Wednesday October 18, 1905 at 1 o clock. Shareholders of record at close of business on September 25, 1905 will receive one share or more of the capital stock as registered.
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