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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
3
Henry Matson and others bought 880 er ul in making good as part of an unspecified transaction. No clear date or additional details are provided in the fragment.
Analysts see a likely period of lower prices and slower employment growth over the coming decade. The shift stems from inflation easing and a cooling of demand, with higher unemployment and tighter credit cited as continuing risks.
The Sentinel notes Iowa City game for coming Homecoming on October 17. Cherokee senior W Nelson to start at right tackle for Towa after four years on team. praised as one of the most promising linemen and a strong blocker with speed on punt coverage.
The garbled OCR notes reference a sale event happening Saturday at a tie-in location with items sold for averages around 89.00 and 40.00. Mentions names such as Albert and City gH Lockin, with unclear context and partial figures.
The child welfare department oversaw the program with delegates Mrs Richard Glawe and Mrs Arthur Praser in charge. Practical information on proper child betterment was presented by Mrs Ralph Peterson, Mrs Arthur Will, and Mrs Safford.
Pastor G R Gilbert outlines the theme for Sunday morning The Old Tread Mill. Evening sermon theme follows and Miss Ruby Kruse will lead the evening meeting The Peoples Meeting. The message asks Are you discouraged Shadows about you and responses to help are offered at the service.
Morning worship at 0:80 subject Blind Judgment. Evening sermon Judas the Failure. Sund Ghoul at 11745. Pastor Geox C Safford invites all to services. Endeavor at 6:30 and 7:80 evening.
A reader letters cites a patent medicine claim taken six weeks ago transforming a weak person into someone able to whip her husband. The fragment ends with praise and blessings, but lacks verifiable details or names.
A quirky note urges replacing worn comfortable footwear, encouraging repair and mindful wardrobe choices despite a lighthearted tone. It emphasizes action over attachment and suggests practical steps to update personal style.
The L. E. Jockbeck store in Cherokee was closed and turned over to creditors last Tuesday. Creditors’ committee not ready to disclose stock disposition. full invoice begun Saturday. Also noted were remodeling plans at Dawson's Gardens and a local track record claim by Clarence Bugh at Storm Lake.
In a town college district, poultry must be kept in strong housing with cool quarters. Birds showing watery eyes bulging heads or poor flesh should be isolated or killed. Overcrowded houses warrant marketing surplus birds and rebuilding a thrifty vigorous flock of pullets and hens, advised by Mr. Bittenbender.
Cherokee Times reports Robert I. Leach as receiver for Farmers State Bank of Wash tawa wins a case against Thomas Garrod et al. The court voids a deed to 320 acres except 40 acres for homestead. title to 780 acres remains with Garrod for recovery proceedings. The 320 acres are to be reconveyed or settled under mortgage conditions.
The speaker advocates shifting focus from cosmetic displays to substantive arms talks, arguing global security improves with real negotiations over showy demonstrations.
Robert Banks Perry, son of Cherokee county's first white settler, died Monday at Sioux Valley hospital at about 66. He lived as a frugal, industrious landowner with about 400 acres and remained a bachelor after his wife of the Athey family died a year after their marriage. He arranged his funeral with the undertaker and requested Odd Fellows conduct the services.
Meriden hosts October 16 game followed by Sioux Rapids October 23 and Kingsley October 30. Armistice Day November 11 at Alta, November 20 vacant, and Thanksgiving November 26 at Alta.
Ten years ago Rev. 3 L Chandler was returned to Aurelia by the Methodist conference at Fort Dodge. A new Mt Olive Baptist church addition. Wall and Larson families moving. births listed for October. Twenty years ago a Royal Neighbor lodge formed with twenty members. Local pastor H H Reitz celebrated a birthday surprise. Aurelia high school basketball beat Newell 19 to 5.
A cautionary note contrasts a car jack from a manufacturer with a personal looking out to handle a mortgage. The remark implies practical tools exist for vehicles but stresses vigilance is needed for financial obligations.
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