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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
3
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A fragmented OCR item references various plumbing and repair fittings including pipes valves and connectors. The readable text lacks clear event dates or organizations but indicates topics related to plumbing and hardware components.
A garbled local ad lists Edlaon phonograph records from Wilhelm and atin mert a. It notes a baby born to Mr and Mrs WH Lutkemian on September 16 1007 and invites readers to bring cram. Varker and Laatell offer cash or trade for cram with testing and payment available here.
John C Wilson, a longtime Cherokee photographer and businessman born July 18 1848 in Osgood Canada, died suddenly while bathing from heart neuralgia. A prominent Progressive citizen, he owned an art gallery in Cherokee and was linked with Gourley Wilton, FE D P Huxford, and local lodges. Funeral services were held at his residence with Crusade Commandery Knights Templar and other orders in attendance. He leaves a wife Carrie L Bates and children FG Webber Clint Wilson and H Hornibrook, plus siblings and extended family.
George Avery, a student from Philadelphia, testified in the Pratt Connell murder case in Iowa City district court. He said Connell sought dental work in Iowa City on the day of the shooting, supporting Pratt's claim of self defense in a long standing neighbor feud. Avery returned to Philadelphia after the session, traveling via Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
The next teachers examination will be held at the Court House on Wednesday through Friday, with sessions on Wednesday morning in arithmetic, orthography and reading, and geography and oral reading in the afternoon. Thursday features United States history, physiology, and vocal music elements, while Friday covers English grammar, writing, algebra, economics, civics, and physics.
LeMars Sentinel rebuts Sioux City Tribune on LeMars name origin. AWM Beadell’s claim disputed. correction cites six ladies linked to rail official W. O. Walker and a proposed town name Haine. Includes reminiscences of early rail agents, depot dances, and local residents as corroborating voices.
Officials predict the Clipper train will be reinstated within two weeks on the Fort Dodge Sioux City route after the fare bill. Central West of Chicago managers were summoned to discuss boosting equipment between Chicago and Sioux City due to heavy loss of business since the Clipper was pulled. The Chicago outbound Central line has not run on time, with arrivals at Sioux City delayed from Fort Dodge.
Badly burned five year old Mildred Scholander and scalded Lois Ausman suffer and endure pain after a bonfire incident and hot water spill. Also notes Uncle Sam’s 5,000,000 acre public land drawings in South Dakota and other western states with lottery selections, locations, and prices.
An advertisement proclaims a cheap daily paper deal for new subscribers. The Sioux City Daily News promotes a one dollar annual price starting January 1, 1909, claiming daily delivery through the next presidential campaign. It urges readers to subscribe directly or via the editor.
Cherokee High School defeated Le Mars High School 14 to 6 last Saturday. Mrs. Frank Curtis of Massilon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joan Davis. Miss Winnie White reports a good apple crop at Rogers Arkansas. The ad notes selling cotton and wool underwear with money back guarantee.
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