Local News Items From Aurelia and Vicinity
Local notes report Miss Nila Watts visiting Cherokee and several townspeople visiting relatives and friends in Meriden Sioux City Alta Gowrie and Rutland. Community life includes birthdays surprises church programs auctions and updates on Frosts busy roads and a fire at Waddell cream station with repairs. new lenses are duplicated at H H Carroll Jeweler and Kayanite stain varnish demonstrations at Rapp Hardware Co.
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J. C. Nelson
B. C. Lighter
Selene
Sioux City
H. H. Carroll
Rapp Hardware Co
Fotygraft
Congregational Church
G. R. Gilbert
Alta
Fred Bultman
M. Erickson
M. Hines
Robert Bengtson
Bates Hospital
J. C. Lueck
Baby
Gowrie
C.E. Day
Gunard Peterson
Harlan Sexton
Meriden
Lizzie Rae
Storm Lake
Wharton
Olive Johnson
Evelyn Eye
Local social events and business notices in Aurelia
The Philathea class enjoyed a evening at the Maltby home with Esther Maltby and Ella Junkermeier before refreshments. Mrs. Will Wieland hosted a birthday surprise and celebrated her 14th wedding anniversary with friends gathering for a social. The Sentinel prepared 7,000 double papers for the Ideal Style Shop expansion sale and announced Lewis clothing’s Indian Summer sale for ten days. J. T. Wilson left for Knoxville Iowa to work in a shoe repair shop and the Wilsons plan to move soon. J. S. Mummert may purchase machinery for a new manager if found.
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Arthur Fraser
Chatter Lew Club
Marjorie Mae Hines
J. T. Wilson
Knoxville
Iowa
Wm. ‘Tackerberry
Sioux City
Tackerberry Grocery. Co
Place
J. C. Lockin
Tackerberry
Morningside College
Lockin
Aurelia Battery Station
Will Diercks
Wilford
Springfield
South Dakota
Stewart
Lewis
California
QO. A. Roger
Guthrie Center
C. W. Person
Stimpson
Austin
Minnesota
Paul Kimball
Womans Auxiliary
H. A. Thomas
EL. E. Olson
Rock Rapids
Ray Hines
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
S. Oak
Nettleton’s
Philathea
Esther Maltby
Ella Junkermeier
Maltby
Will Wieland
Lewis Clothing Department
Treasury certificates debut as Baby Bonds in Seventh District
Ten million dollars of new U S Treasury Certificates dated September 89 reach postmasters in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. Denominations are 25, 100 and 1000 dollars and offer price discounts of 20.60 82.00 and 820.00. They are registered and redeemable on demand with an approximate 22 percent five year gain. Secretary Melon hopes popular support from small investors and monthly buyers. Investments from 20.60 to 4100 accepted from individuals firms or corporations. subscriptions also go to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve District
Melon
Treasury Department
What the Reds Are Kicking At
A philosopher from Type Metal Magazine weighs social problems and links protest to dirty living conditions. He suggests that grooming and hygiene influence mood and dissent, arguing discomfort drives people toward reform or rebellion rather than political fervor.
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Type Metal
Reds
Inquisitive Gentleman Probes Airplane Brakes
An old airplane field inquiry asks what brakes aviation uses. The piece notes air brakes as the answer, framing it as a curious science and invention topic from a 20th century magazine style.
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Airplane Field
Magazline
The Throne and Footstool In Edgemont Village Feud Ends
In Edgemont, the feud between the King family and Prudence Foote over land near the hill ends as Lawrence King, owner of the Throne, courts Louise Foote at the Footstool. He repairs the fence, thins the shrubbery, and the two families blend as Louise shuns old enmity.
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New England
Edgemont
Philemon King
Foote
King
Amos Foote
Prudence
Dr. King
Amos
Fonte Cottage
Prudence Foote
Louise
Mr. King
Samaritan
Lawrence King
Footstool
Lawrence
Hind
Aunt Prudence
King Nuto
Laurse
King Lawn
Foote Garden
Dalton
Sleep and growth linked to bedtime rules for children
A California State Journal of Medicine note cites the US Public Health Service and London council guidance on sleep needs for children aged four to fourteen. It warns late hours harm nerves, cause sleep hunger, and hinder school performance, urging families to enforce earlier bedtimes.
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California State Journal of Medicine
United States Public Health Service
London County Council
Literary Digest
Japanese Lacquer Ware Noted For Brilliance And Craft
Japanese lacquer ware is prized for brilliancy and durability. The art reached Japan from China by the sixth century and involves up to 85 thin black lacquer coatings on wood. Decorators apply gold silver and color powders and seal with transparent lacquer for protection.
Conversation Request Sparks Fractured Exchange
A fragment shows Mr. Peckton asking to be called at his residence for an eight o'clock talk lasting twenty minutes. Mr. Gadepur refuses and questions the topic while a later note mentions Mrs. Peckton and an imminent lecture after dinner.
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Ming
Mr. Peckton
Mr. Gadepur
Peckton
Right Bank Offers Strength and Stability for You
A message touts choosing the right bank and earning equal service with a modest deposit. It emphasizes FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM protection and the strength and stability of a National Bank for customers.
Court hears divorce case with witty accusation
The defendant blames the plaintiff for lavish spending while the plaintiff quips she was an apt pupil. The judge asks for a response and the courtroom notes the humorous exchange in a Birmingham newspaper item.
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Birmingham Age Herald
I Will Run Again If Overwhelmed by Demand
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes leaders weighing a political move. A senator hints at gathering signatures from four or five office-seekers to trigger a campaign comeback. He asserts it would not take much to overwhelm him.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
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