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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
1
Newcomers are invited to join a community Barbecue Club that meets every other Saturday at various farms. Neighbors share food and drink, contribute pies and coffee, meat and beer, and enjoy conversation to strengthen neighborly ties and mutual understanding. Any neighbor can join.
This notice from The Aurelia Sentinel outlines subscription terms and rates. It specifies 2.50 per year in advance and 32.00 for foreign delivery, with a warning that the paper does not stop at expiration unless notified and continued readers must pay.
E F Kieffer of Remsen democratic candidate for state senator from the 46th district visited The Sentinel and Aurelia voters Monday. The 46th district includes Cherokee Ida and Plymouth counties. Kieffer has edited The Bell Enterprise for over 30 years and is a Plymouth county native. He regrets not contacting every voter but says outreach is impossible for any candidate. He notes his livelihood with farmers and small town business people and asks local voters to consider him in the November 2 election.
A Duroc sow owned by Clyde Core farrowed 12 live pigs but refused to suckle. The piglets were moved to other sows. About a month later the same sow produced 13 more live pigs and is now caring for them as a mother.
Iowa State College extension dairy expert Floyd Arnold warns gradual switching from pasture to barn is needed for steady fall milk quality. Rapid changes and confinement cause discomfort, dirty cows, and potential milk contamination. cooler outdoor airing harms milk. He advocates year round cooling in the tank.
The Iowa State Department of Health warns rheumatic fever is a serious danger to children's health and futures. Early symptoms include poor appetite fever joint pain and occasional nosebleeds. untreated cases can weaken the heart and cause lasting damage. Parents should seek swift action to prevent heart complications later in life.
Bill Brookman of Clarinda lost his hat as wind whipped it away and he reached for it. His truck swerved off the road and rolled once but ended upright on its wheels. The hat remained undamaged.
Congress records show Woodrow Wilson vetoed 33 bills over eight years. Harding vetoed 5, Coolidge 20, Hoover 20, Cleveland 471, F D Roosevelt 627 in 12 years, and Truman 49 in 16 months.
Mrs Emil Dietrich 68 and her brother William Gelhourn 73 of Colorado were reunited at Hubbard after being separated for 48 years and each had believed the other dead.
Duck season opens Friday October 29 at noon with reports of good shooting in favored areas. Hunters may find mixed ducks and many geese in natural lake regions, while Mississippi and Missouri river grounds show fair supplies including big ducks. Opening day shoot is forbidden until noon. daily limits are four ducks and four geese with specific species rules.
Cherokee county registers a Shorthorn breeding entry and an individual fat steer head for the 49th International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago stock yards scheduled November 27 to December 4. Dewar Brothers of Cherokee, veteran exhibitors, register both cattle classes as part of a show featuring fat and breeding cattle, sheep, fat swine, draft horses, and a Junior Livestock Feeding Contest for youth.
The 26th annual Grain and Hay Show and related features draw an expected half a million visitors from across the continent. Entries for livestock close November 1, fat carrots November 20, and grain show entries November 10. Premium lists and forms are at Chicago stock yard show headquarters.
Clarence Shirer of the Highway Safety Patrol reports about 10 percent of Iowa’s 1.2 million drivers renewed licenses under the Birth day Renewal law. About 120,777 applicants, 1,018 failed the vision test, and 0.8 percent may lose licenses over two years if the rate continues. Commissioner Alfred W. Kahl notes drivers improved vision before tests and warns those with restrictions to comply to avoid driving without proper licensure.
Five year old Gary Elliott wandered from home and was found in woods about 23 miles from home last week. He remained calm and accompanied by three family dogs until help arrived, ending a nightlong search with a happy conclusion.
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