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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

4

Local Aurelia shops and towns buzz with trades and trips

Gusts of commerce fill Aurelia and nearby towns as Garber's and The Peoples Store promote groceries, harness repair, and clothing. Residents like W. P. Dawson, O. D. Waddell, and Henry Grashoff make business trips to Marcus, Sioux City, and Minneapolis, while merchants advertise coal, apples, waxed harness, and ready corsets.

Robowski Garber J. S. Mummert George Brooke Marshalltown Wade Cor Garber’s Lewis George Wilson M. Dukes John Porter Aurel Colorado W. P. Dawson Nelson’s Drug Store C. H. Lockin Sr Sioux City Peoples Store George Garber Correctionville Frank Morgan Aurelia G. J. Lewis P. D. Wine A. Alsgaard E. H. Simmers Cherokee Bert Graham Mt. Olive Vicinity Council Bluffs Malm & McNulty Graham Brothers Hue Irwin Ireton Iowa C. M. Morgan New York Garber's John Holtz Hanover C. Golnitz George Parrott Kingsley Woodward’s Nelson’s J.S. Mummert Wright Brothers

Some Potato Eaters Miscount at Store

A humorous Ames Times item recounts a man who charged cigars as potatoes and faced a mounting bill after his wife tallied the purchases. The grocer and the smoker stand between hardship and ruin as the dispute twists toward a costly outcome.

Ames Times

Man From Arkansas Sees Ocean at Coney Island

A New Yorker visits Coney Island with a friend from Arkansas who has never seen the sea. After a quiet look at the surf the Arkansan sighs that the ocean is not as big as he imagined, despite finally proclaiming he has seen it.

Coney Island Arkansas Southwest

Naval Salutes and the Code of Dipping Flags

The naval salute when a vessel lowers its flag is an ancient form of greeting. Salutes are governed by an elaborate code fixed by maritime powers and specify the exact number of guns to be fired in all circumstances.

Adler-i-ka Remedy Aids Aurelia Market Cure Claims

An Aurelia druggist, J. C. Nelson, promotes Adler-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine mixture as a cure for appendicitis and as a powerful digestive aid. The notice touts quick relief for sour stomach gas and constipation and positions the product as an agent for the town.

Aurelia Adler-ika J. C. Nelson

Not knocking

An agent asks Mr Grouch about his neighbor Mr Dodger. The neighbor has four grandchildren and still owes for his marriage license. The exchange reveals concern over Dodger's finances and character in a humorous doorway scene.

Mr. Grouch

Unknown Man’s Silent Work Brightens Ground Like Vein Water

A Carlyle quote notes the unseen labors of a good man. His deeds, though hidden, nourish and refresh the land, much like a subterranean stream keeping the soil alive and green. The message honors quiet virtue and enduring impact.

Dally Carlyle

Wedding Upset Ends In Return Of Ring In Courthouse

At the ceremony for August Juskow and Mrs. Stella Karlunis a remark to the license clerk sparked a joke about the first husband. Mrs. Karlunis, hearing it, removed the ring and gave it back, leaving Juskow astonished. He followed her to Nanticoke and went on alone.

G. J. Lewis Marcus Manson Board of Trustees Pitcher Township Flrst National Bank Aurelia W. E. Blanch Peterson Anton Rosameier Grandma Mading Mrs. Kahler Tilden Nebraska Fred Mading Fred Strohbach George Schierholz B. Butterfield Peoples Store Aurelia Boys Raymond Crippen Blackleg August Juskow Stella Karlunis Juskow Nanticoke

Plague of moths devastates English brassica crops

In England a diamond back moth outbreak harms swedes turnips and cabbages in Norfolk Lincolnshire and Cumberland. Last similar plague occurred in 1891. Green caterpillars about half an inch long make detection hard and damage hard to spot until late. The moth is light brown shaded with gray.

England Norfolk Lincolnshire Cumberland

Also Mentioned on This Page

AVIA First National Bank Aurelia, Iowa August Carlburg H. R. Wright Aurelia Lumber Co Peter Farrow Farmers Grover Bell W. G. Whitney J.C. Lockin S. L. Chandler Methodist Church German Evangelical Church D. Hankens Donald Chicago Dubuque Dan Monticello Town John Wienk Joe Wienk Pucatonica Illinois Henry Glawe Henry Meyers Ladies Aid Society of M. E. Church Mahoney Warren Neville Irene R. A. Miller A. D. Coffman Montgomery A. H. Eddy Julius Jordan Fred Henry Grashoff H. A. Holmes Raymond Storm Lake A. G. Gilmore Palmer Green House P. M. Peterson Minneapolis Minnesota Tom Dave Holmes Geo Holmes Pearl Opal Milburn Alta Gee Lamm Wm. Waud Art Sansen Cherokee Knights of Pythias Lodge Aurelia Lodge D. Dubes Vermillion South Dakota Mankato Commercial College Mankato G. L. McKinnon W. J. Crow Sioux Rapids Ernest Sweet Omaha Nancy Sweet Arthur Miss Sylvia Miller Melvin Chris Miller Dan Whitney A. L. Belew Wilson & McLaughlin William Brackenridge Fort Dodge August Bischel John Ruge George Thompson Henry Brummer Brummer Ladies Aid Society The John Degan Ladies’ Aid Society M. F. Church Gearke Brothers’ Sale Gearke Brothers Duroc Jersey Poland Maple Valley Buyer C. Dubes E. S. Kitterman G. RK. Cantine Washta G. R. Cantine W.N. Sleezer Chas L. J. Baxter Ida Grove E. C. Kinwall W. I. Georke G. G. Morey Larrabee Joe Pruitt Joan Dyslin Meisenhelter Rubberness Wm. Cockburn T. P. Oblson R. L. Whitehouse Howell Diamond S Chen
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