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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1914

Page

4

Garber's sale highlights Aurelia news brief

Local notes from Aurelia Iowa cover Garber's big sale ending Saturday and Garber's ad push, prices on sweaters and coal, harness repairs by J S Mummert, and visits by residents including J C Nelson and Mrs F A Becker. Readers hear about weddings and gatherings, church notices, and upcoming postmaster election.

John McCurdy Alta Peoples J. S. Mummert Sam Rigby Sioux City Garber’s

Death of Aurelia Pioneer George Baker at 90

George Baker, longtime Aurelia resident, died Monday at 2 PM at his daughter Mrs. M Parrott’s home after about ten days of illness. He was 90 years, 1 month, 3 days old. Funeral held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church, Rev. Hoon officiating, burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery beside his wife. Attending relatives came from Slayton Minnesota Early Alta Storm Lake Sibley and other nearby towns.

Ben Hollenbeck Storm Lake George Hollenbeck Rockford Illinois Perry Taylor Mr. N. Bell Sibley Grandpa Baker Peoples Store Georke Brothers Aurelia Rev. A. L. Lockert Mt. Olive Parsonage Ana Edith Marah Rev. Hoon George Baker M. Parrott Baker Methodist Church Hoon Pleasant Hill Cemetery G. G. Baker Slayton Minnesota Frank LaGrange Millie’ Toomer J.H. Allen George Wall Tom Wall Prentice Rob Will Parker Chas. Millard Dan Burns Alta Smith N. Bell

Needle Rock in Blue Hill Bay Maine Signals Hidden Hazards

In Blue Hill Bay Maine a six foot diameter pinnacle rock rises nearly perpendicularly from 78 feet deep, projecting within seven feet of the surface. Its existence shows the danger of unseen rocks even in well known waters, risking heedless mariners.

Maine Blue Hill Bay Walt Harper’s Wi

Hidden lives in New York cheap lodging houses reveal varied destinies

The New York Bible Society notes that lodgings attract not only criminals but also people of high talent. Among the residents are individuals who could sit on state benches or run major enterprises, including an ex governor who found shelter in a Bowery house for months.

New York New York Bible Society Bowery

Clock with hourly tunes proposed by Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Times envisions a clock that plays a different melody each hour, including Wake With the Dawn and We Won't Get Home Until Morning. It describes a six and a half foot hall clock by Wade that uses electricity from a standard battery and changes in gear could allow 24 tunes.

Los Angeles Times Wade Westminster Annie Laurie Whittington

Recruitment Pitches in Queen Anne Era Wars and Laws

The article recalls Queen Anne era conscription pressures, describing recruiting officers as ruthless and corrupt. Justices could compel able bodied men without support to enlist, with parish officers paid for each man sentenced. Many deserted. England leaned on volunteers offered a $20 bounty and three-year discharge if earned.

England

Origin of the Word Farm Tracing Noble Rent to Ferme

The term farm derives from Anglo-Saxon ferme meaning supper or hospitality. Tenants supplied lords with food for the manorial household in a system called ferme. It later became monetary rent fer me blanche and eventually the land itself was named ferme or farm.

Rides on Ostrich Reported in Hastings Street

Reports from Hastings in South Africa describe an Indian man seen riding an ostrich down the main street on several occasions. The bizarre sight draws curious crowds as villagers observe the unusual mode of transport and its sporadic appearances.

London South ‘Africa

Tick Ticking Through Generations Old Clock of W Nash

A Kansas City World correspondent notes a grandfather clock at 2619 East Eighteenth Street that has run for 75 years. It was crafted in Ireland for Nash’s grandmother, with wooden gears apart from one brass wheel, and has required only cleanings since 1859. The clock winds daily and includes a functioning alarm.

W. Nash East Eighteenth Street Kansas City New York World Nash County Tyrone Ireland Jonathan Frost L. Reicht Platte City

Goosebone seer predicts a cold winter in Muhlenberg

Reading dispatch to the Philadelphia Record reports Goosebone town seer John Drake predicts a cold season with a white Christmas. Local forecasters cite frost cues from hickory tips and chestnut twigs as signs of heavy snow and wind, with abundant chestnut hoarding by squirrels noted as supporting a hard winter.

John Drake Muhlenberg Philadelphia Record Drake

Ostrich Attack Kills Shepherd in Orange River Colony

An ostrich fatally attacked a shepherd named Kirk of Ostrich in Storslake near Orange River Colony. The assault occurred a few days ago and the shepherd died a few hours after the kicking incident.

Kirk Storslake Orange River Colony

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First National Bank Aurelia, Iowa F. Scott Richard J.C. Nelson A. A. Dingman Linn Grove Stone Alton E. M. Johns Aische Ie H. Kleeberger Monroe Garber’s Store Aurelia and Vicinity Henry Grashoff Orlie Waddell Harry Carlburg Bert Hulse Cherokee D. Hankens Donald Monticello Dubuque Davenport M. Clarkson Alice Springfield Missouri J. J. Howell T. G. Will Palmer Green House J. B. Pillsbury Peterson Ida Mickelson Myrtie Swisher G. J. Lewis John Murphy Smithland Iowa Mr. Lewis B. R. Olds John Lorenz Magdalene and Marie Lake View W. H. Bischel German Evangelical Hospital Chicago Bische J. C. Nelson F.A. Becker R. E. McQuin Archer P. D. Wine Dickinson County A. H. Eddy Elizabeth Streff W. N. Streff Home Mackinawa G. B. Scott Excelsior R. R. Reynolds Luella Orlando Florida Silver Creek Virginia Aurelia Lumber Co A. Frisbie Mr. Frisbie Council Bluffs Alex Fraser Zelda Chamberlin Miss Imo S. L. Chandler Lyle M. E. Parsonage Ladies Aid Society M. E. Church Henry Heimsoth Hanover D. Stockberger Winnebago Arlington South Dakota B. H. Lloyd W. C. Marsh Inez Coombs Miss Ruby Z. Coombs Misa Lucile Bell Johnson Brothers C. Mummert S. Stone Art Johns W. D. Dice T. B. Parker Ward Irving Oleson O. D. Waddell Garber Emma Howell Anthon Mankato Commercial College Mankato L. H. Chase Henry Stieneke Manson Rea Wank NO Pearl C. Crippen Wade Corset Co Garber’s Big Double Tion Geo. Garber Chen
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