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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1914

Page

4

Local notices and shopping in Aurelia district

Community items report visits sales and events across Aurelia and nearby towns. Shoppers find coal and apples advertised. grains, harness and clothing promos mix with personal notes on visits, travel to Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines, and school and church activities.

Mra Irving Oleson Alta Aurelia O. D Aurelia Lumber Co Mesdames R. B J. J. Howell Anthon Emma Howell Grandpa Baker C. M. Morgan Geo. E. Blanche Sioux City Gasper Schenk Des Moines United States M. E. Skalovsky Bernard Decatur Nebraska Ladies Aid Society of Elk Frank Johns Axel Shoelander Pitcher School O. M. Bond Aurelia M. E Spencer Bess Pitcher Bess Olds Olds Helen Puffett Grand Meadow Township Consolidated Schools Wm. Betcher Gust Kruse A. Sexton T. B. Parker Jr Ward South Dakota Minnesota A. A. Dingman George Garber Art Garber G. R. Fitch Lake Crystal Bert Fitch Denison Iowa Jay Pooler Fort Dodge H. E. Hall Randolph Ronald B. E. Hall Whetmore Will Garber Correctionville B. R. Olds Frisbie St. Johns’ Hospital Dr. Bates

Modern Woodmen to Reinstate Members With Health Affidavit

Modern Woodmen may reinstate members suspended between February 1, 1912, and December 1, 1913 without medical exams by affidavit of good health. Reinstatement requires applying to Camp Clerk B. Butterfield before October 30, 1914, with future assessments at prior rates.

B. Butterfield

For Sale Coal and Goods in Good Condition

Local notice offers hard coal and soft coal in good condition for sale by W. P. Mille. Also listed are miscellaneous items suitable to supply a school setting with inexpensive prices. Ed Ric Rae handles inquiries and delivery arrangements.

W. P. Mille

Bert Johnson Opens Clothes Cleaning Shop in Aurelia

Bert Johnson announces a cleaning and pressing establishment in Aurelia offering guaranteed service for ladies and gentlemen. Customers may leave garments at Olmstead Cafe for processing.

Aurelia Olmstead Cafe Bert Johnson

Tail of Dog Prompts On Heredity Theory

Edmund Perrier reports Philip de Vilmorin's experiments on hereditary traits in dogs. Across 37 crosses, the dominant trait was no tail, suggesting tailless dogs are hybrids and long tails indicate pure breeds. About 75 percent of tailless offspring occurred in interbred tailless lines, aligning with Mendel’s hybrid laws.

Edmund Perrier Paris Museum of Natural History Philip de Vilmorin M. de Vilmorin M. Perrier Mendel

No Time to Waste as Children Detain Parents

A western physician and his wife return from a country weekend to find their two children Ernest nine and Alice eleven waiting alone at the depot. The late train caused the kids to hurry the mother with a sharp, urgent warning about rushing to the taxi, shouting the fare and arrival.

Ernest Alice

Robert Treat Paine A Patriot From Massachusetts

Robert Treat Paine, signer of the Declaration of Independence, died in Boston about a century ago. He hailed from a notable Massachusetts family and served as attorney general of Massachusetts from 1777 to 1790. He was a delegate to the first Continental Congress in 1774 and to the Cambridge provincial congress in 1775, and later sat as a judge on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Robert Treat Paine Boston Mr. Paine Massachusetts Cambridge Shay Massachusetts Supreme Court

Care of Potted Palms Recommendations

Palms should not be over potted and root bound conditions harm them, especially with watering neglect. Use small pots and a soil mix of rich foam leaf mold and sharp sand, or garden soil with equal parts humus and sand. After repotting, firm the new soil in the pot.

Speech With the President at the Club

Two longtime friends share a reminiscence at a club. Munroe, bragging about meeting notable figures, falls short when Judson reveals he recently met President Wilson in Washington and briefly chatted, with Judson recalling the president’s greeting as Fore.

Munroe Wilson Washington Judson

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First National Bank Aurelia, Iowa Lewis Kleeberger A. H. Eddy Cherokee J. C. Nelson Oggs Fae Newcomb Mra. Johnson Mummert Jeff ‘Dieterich Cedar. Rapids Mankato Commercial College Mankato Minn Arthur Will John Byron Sweet Omaha Bischel Howard Lucas Sounty Recorder Henney Bugay Mammert Wilson Bowers Guy Robinson Luverne Henry Taylor Montrose W. M. Dumpman Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church Will Glawe Morningside Cora Dieterich Stella Nellie Miller Fourth Avenue Dieterich Morningside College Nelson George Lamm Peoples Store Illinois J. S. Mummert New York W. P. Dawson Mildred Puffett Town Falls Ellsworth College W. A. Bischel August Schlantz Rembrandt Fred Diercks Geo. Brooks H. A. Georke Sadie Edna W. H. Bischel Chicago Paddy Siglin Pittsburgh Paddy Waterloo George D. Sweet Company Nina Samuelson Art Fraser L. Watts Edward Roy Whitney Peterson Elizabeth Striker New York Concord Roy Owens John Grigsby Aurora Dick LaPage Carelton L. P. Nelson W. P. Miller W. R. Reynolds Storm Lake C. W. Stark Methodist Church Epworth League Wit Nene Stark Congregational Church Joe Roberts Linn Grove J. C. Sticke M. E. Skalovaky Julius Waldo Mike Hines R. A. Miller Velma Webb Waddell Jas J.S. Mummert C. Miller Sheldon J. A. Johnson Rae Re Reoitois Cloak Sale Littles Judson Hnks Little Judson Also & Nice
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