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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
3
Items note Sioux Rapids street electrification costing about 1100 dollars and a new shoe store by M McCollough of Cherokee. A Washta wedding and a Huber Wesley disappearance are reported alongside business moves in Cherokee and Marcus. church appointments at Forest City and the death of O W Towner in Sioux City are also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs H D Anderson of Alta mourn a fifteen day old baby boy Leater who died Monday. Mrs Margaret Smith died at Alta hospital after a severe typhoid attack. Smith had worked at a graders camp in Cherokee county before illness.
Inclement weather Monday morning forced the Kenyon tour to be canceled as roads were impassable. Senator Kenyon attended but the auto trip could not proceed. County Chairman McNeal and Senator Kenyon plan a grand rally before the election and may invite Senator Boarah. further notice will follow.
Albert Wiseman, an 18 year old Sac City high school football captain in 1913, died from a brain concussion suffered during a Friday game at Lake City. He never regained consciousness after initial injury and died at 9 45 PM. Funeral services were held Sunday at the M E church in Sac City.
The document lists names and addresses of jurors summoned for the November 2 1914 term, to appear at 10 o clock a m on the first day. It includes residents from Cherokee Meriden Aurelia Washta Marcus and surrounding townships, with roles and wards noted.
A fragment quotes Mia describing flat bread in New York City with a casual tone and uncertain context. The text hints at food writing or a diary entry but provides limited readable details.
John Murphy of Aurelia was in the city Friday morning then went south to Smithland carrying a potato fork as if seeking a laboring job. The fall festival plan collapsed as the Commercial club abandons celebrations due to missed attractions.
Mrs Nellie Fritz and B B McCarty were married Thursday at two o clock in the Cherokee Methodist parsonage Rev Jory officiating The bride has worked at the Olmatead Cafe in Aurelia for about two years The groom has lived locally about twelve years and farmed They will reside on Gilchrist property for now and may move to a farm in spring The paper extends warm congratulations and best wishes
Mrs. Joseph Kallans of Peru Indiana states that Chamberlain's Tablets relieved belching sour stomach and headaches and regulated her bowels. She claims she has been entirely well since using them and urges others to try them. For sale by J C Nelson.
Local shop W A Biachel advertises a varied hardware assortment for farmers including hooks pegs stalls wristlets mitts and gloves as a seasonal supply note for corn pickers.
The M E church will be piped and fitted for gas this month. George Booth plans an addition northeast of Aurelia. A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Waddell on Friday October 4 1904. W H Bischel moved to Alta. Mr and Mrs F R Welch occupy their residence. B Butterfield rents Rutherford farm west of town. possession early November. Mrs C M Sweet to have public sale next week five miles north. March first she moves to Redwood County Minnesota. J C Lockin sold eighty acre farm in Afton Township. Henry Buddenhagen buys. A good farm seldom stays on market under $80 an acre. Mrs James Farr died Saturday afternoon age 63 years 10 months 8 days. Funeral at M E church. burial at Diamond Center beside husband. Advertise it in the Sentinel.
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