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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
2
In its wild state the polar bear often spends long seasons on drifting icebergs. It swims miles seeking hunting grounds and lives on fish or seal meat. A female bears young in ice cov ered crevasses during winter hibernation.
Mt Olive notes a steady stream of visitors and gatherings. Families from Aurelia Cherokee and Han over hosted dinners and take part in church events. Mr. and Mrs Claude Jones host guests as area residents attend ordination and farm sales.
Little is known of military music before the seventeenth century when the art consisted mainly of fife and drum.
The writer argues that any weather is risky for drivers, and clear conditions do not justify speeding. No driver has right to endanger pedestrians or others. Ideal weather should not be used to justify uncontrollable speeds. common sense and courtesy keep highways safe.
The notice lists Saint Pauls Lutheran Church in Lincoln with Pastor William Walter, detailing Sunday school at 10:00 and English worship at 10:45. It invites readers to hear plain gospel preaching and notes Tue Fri religious instruction times, plus German services at 9:00 and local ads for pump and plumbing services. The fragment mentions a storm description and dangers from calm centers with violent winds.
The piece traces bicycle roots to the celerifere of 1769 a pedalless device built in France described as an early adult push cart.
Church schedules outline Sunday School at 10 30 a m Morning Worship 11 30 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Goodhope Morning Worship 9 30 a m Rally day goal 160 for Sunday School. choir rehearse Monday 8 p m Ladies Aid turkey supper Oct 21 County Sunday School convention Oct 27 at Morning Star Des Moines preaching mission Oct 18 21 Spencer mission Oct 27 Primghar education days Oct 29 30 Ladies Aid circles meet Oct 22 districts and bazaar set for Nov 5 Circles 2 and 4 to coordinate details
A narrator recalls Uncle Eben dismissing constant talk of bad business as a poor advertisement for a man himself. The line captures a skeptical view of self-promoting chatter.
Republican A D Robertson seeks County Treasurer of Cherokee county Iowa with support requested for the November 3 election. Democrat James M Casey Cherokee Iowa endorses support for County Clerk and urges voting on November 3. Democratic Sheriff A N Tilton seeks reelection in Cherokee county Iowa and asks for votes on November 3.
Mrs Leo Kelly and Fred Gould with Russell Parks family attended the funeral of August Anderson in Viborg South Dakota. Local visits include the Paulsons Aurilia and Hill Peters in various towns. A daughter was born recently to Mr and Mrs Reginald Hantsbarger. Read out for late column this week.
Early Colonial American ovens came in round square or oblong shapes with open fronts. Round ovens used a spit on the outside for roasting while others baled. Often tin made them known as tin kitchens and Dutch kitchens.
A fragment references Dickens crafting a new work titled The Mouse of Foy Drood. The text hints at a lesson page and writing activity, with unclear details remaining unreadable.
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