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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
A community group led by architect William Gordon outlines a three story brick Colonial style school with 166 ft frontage and 75 ft depth. The design includes gymnasium, classrooms, laboratories, library, study hall and auditorium, domestic science wing, and modern heating ventilation and safety features, with a vote requested to approve construction.
C E Cameron sold his trotting mare Miss Looksir Wednesday to Chas Harden of Des Moines for 1000 dollars. Frances Browne and John Sherman Quint wed October 2 at Alta. Jens Miller to speak at National Rural Education conference in Sioux Falls October 12 to 15.
Have you any articles about your premises to dispose of put a want ad in The Sentinel. Second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment are salable and it costs 5 cents a line to advertise. Each week someone reports a ready sale of items in our Classifieds, increasingly used by readers.
A lighthearted exchange features a man proposing to a girl who rejects him, saying she will neither accept his affection nor return it. The dialogue plays on a biblical phrase in a playful romance snippet.
A playful exchange notes a performer failing to impress pony ballet members, hinting they lack readiness or grace. The speaker quips about having horse sense, suggesting comic tension between performer and troupe.
Special bond election to approve a $165000.00 funding plan to build a new school and a superintendent residence for the New Aurelia Consolidated Independent School District. Voting on Monday October 27.
The big fall tournament at Forest Hill Golf Club opened yesterday on the State Hospital grounds. The opening promises a hot contest, with local golfers bidding for top honors in the annual event.
The dialogue features a quip about dressing and salad days. A playful remark suggests naming a French bark the Poodle. The exchange highlights humor in language and maritime wordplay.
Scarcity of buyers at the Reckoff and Blake Poland China sale led to unsold stock despite good prices when demanded. Buyers listed include Herman McKeon, W H Charter, Henry Lichtenberg, and others from Aurelia, Galva, Alta, Sulphur Springs, with Blake’s offerings also noted. Local note adds a Boston anecdote about a dentist visit.
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