Notice on continuing paper deliveries after expiration date
This notice states that the paper will not stop at the expiration date unless notified and that subscribers who keep receiving the paper after expiration are obligated to pay for it.
13 Oct 1932
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
1
This notice states that the paper will not stop at the expiration date unless notified and that subscribers who keep receiving the paper after expiration are obligated to pay for it.
Mrs Frank Lewis hosted guests from South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Oscar Lewis and their Newell family visited Sunday. Ned Rutledge of Storm Lake called on Troy Mummert. Wetherell and Sexton clans spent Sunday at Ar Wetherell’s farm north of Peterson. Mrs Wheelock and Mrs Edwards visited in Cherokee and Los Angeles visitors shopped Friday night.
The article notes the death of renowned furniture designer Chippendale in 1779. It mentions the limited production in his Chippen Dale shop and that other cabinetmakers copied numerous designs with his approval and encouragement.
A long school notes page details first through senior grades with daily lessons and activities. Students study trees insects and milkweed, memorize poems, and dramatize stories. Health charts, spelling, geography, and arithmetic progress with honors and class projects noted.
The article describes early earth cockroaches among giant land predators after sea scorpions moved inland. It portrays their size like turkey eggs, broad wings, and lumbering flight as they hid among giant ferns and rushes while waiting for prey.
The calendar from 1793 to 1805 ran twelve 80 day months with five extra days and a sixth in leap years. Sans culottides celebrated festivals while the leap day was the day of the revolution.
The magnolia tree received its name honoring Pierre Magnot a French botanist from the early seventeenth century.
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