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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
4
Community items include travel to Garvin Minnesota and Sioux City, upcoming Rally Day, and several local visits. News covers real estate loans, new hires, a depot build, Casey Comedians performances, and dozens of visits, sales, and moves among residents and families in Aurelia, Cherokee, Sioux Rapids, and area.
Wanted a all makes of automobiles to repair. Phone 187. G. B. Scott. For Sale we have a team of 8 year old colta and a team of Aurelia dwemper Co Zot.
Rev Kari Rest of the Evangelical deaconess hospital in Marshalltown toured Aurelia on Wednesday to drum up funds and recruit young women for nursing courses. A $14 000 home and a $960 000 hospital were planned to be ready by January 1 with a school to operate alongside. Probationers with diplomas but not ordained may enter private nursing, while six month courses offer study in Sunday school work social service and world affairs with varied classroom methods and Sister guidance.
Mr. H. J. McManus and Mrs. J. J. McManus of this city were remarried by Rev. E. Mack at the Christian parsonage on Thursday evening. They had been married long ago, divorced, and each remarried before reuniting to spend their later years together. They will reside on Roosevelt Avenue.
Five Odebolt merchants ordered potato cars from Minnesota and all arrived together, ending a local shortage that had left the market bare for weeks. Fire cars delivered tubers Saturday, boosting winter supplies in Odebolt Iowa.
This week features examinations every six weeks and the first visit by Miss Fishback. Season tickets for the lecture course go on sale Monday Oct 20 at Nelson's drug store with seats held for purchasers. Adult tickets 1.50, children 1.00. buy from Harry Crepps, John Mummert, Floyd Clyemens, Mildred Puffett, Lola Stutz, or Nelson's drug store.
The Lincoln Memorial temple in Washington will use white Denver marble from Sopris national forest Colorado. The stone, quarried on private land within the national forest, will be a notable example of thin stone use in a major eastern building project.
The Marble Company, a major user of national forest timber, owns quarries near Marble Colorado. The rugged terrain and scarce transport delayed development. By 1907, about 1,200,000 dollars had been spent to develop the property as the marble industry began to attract attention.
The rise in automobile use boosts dust levels, altering land values in visitors' resorts. Preferences shift to homes away from main roads and even outside towns, especially in southern France and Italy.
The article notes bauxite powder as essential for cut glass cutting wheels, sourced only from Russia and Virginia. Russian beds are depleting quickly, while Niagara Falls produces the wheels that wear out in a few weeks, signaling looming material shortages.
The bride asks for a boneless piece of meat at market while the butcher offers a suggested cut. Youth's Companion presents the quip as a vignette.
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