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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
3
Disjointed text mentions weather conditions and diseases with scattered names such as Donald R. and Iowa. The fragment references a farm campaign and a Department of the Community, ending with musical terms and a writer’s note. The readable content is too incomplete for a clear event.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions baskets wings and appetites but lacks clear events or names. The text appears as a jumbled, partial sentence with stray phrases and stray punctuation. No concrete people places or organizations are readable.
fragmented OCR text discusses forests and ground cover, leaf mold sponginess, and their role in absorbing rain and snow, regulating water, reducing erosion and flood risk. Emphasizes impact of forest loss on soil and water dynamics.
The readable text fragment mentions a balance concept and a person named Emerson, with garbled context and no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Remsen Bell M A Coyne, an Albia Iowa miner, quit coal drilling east of LeMars after a 425 foot test hole failed. Galva graveling on primary No 23 began from the county pit near Galva. Miles O Newman, community leader, died at a Sioux City hospital aged 63. A W Unger died while threshing near Angier farm. Civil actions include Orsland v Carlson over a cow death in a highway incident. Woman's Club moves first meeting to late September. Child Welfare Dept awaits speaker.
The orchestra will play next Sunday evening. The theme for morning service is The Modern Jonathan or The Trait of a Friend. Evening theme is The Payment of the Price. The quarterly conference, with Rev. Hutchinson of Sioux City, is Friday evening. The pastor urges making the last four Sundays of the year the best.
A caravan of Cherokee boosters plans a tour to publicize the Fall Festival set for September 17 and 18. They will arrive in Aurelia on Tuesday September 9 at 4 p.m. and promise entertainment beyond the usual booster activities.
Legend tells of Rama king of Benares who cured leprosy by kalaw tree fruits and leaves. He blessed a royal princess cast out for the same ailment, teaching her cure and later marrying her. They and 82 sons founded a city where the kalaw tree grew, and seeds known as chaulmoogra spread from India to Burma and Siam for leprosy treatment.
A brief for sale column item suggests fast outcomes from listing. It hints at buyer interest and immediate inquiry but provides no specifics on items, prices, or contact details.
A. L. Cook Construction begins excavating for the new underground crossing south of town with guard rail work on the south road to start soon. Robert Hunter’s friends report he plans to enter Harvard Law this fall after earning a B A from Iowa University. M Ferguson moved Montgomery hardware stock to Hornick Iowa to open a new store. P M Peterson of Pilot returns from the state with awards for farm exhibits. Frank Wearthman, a rural landowner, faces a financial need prompting activity in the land business. The Aureilan library reports 758 books loaned and 59 donated from March 1 to September 1, plus Junior Home Magazine for loan. Ed Matzdorff of Storm Lake and Otto Johnson of Alta attended a Peoples Co-Operative Telephone Co directors meeting.
Ten years ago three men were arrested at a picnic for bootlegging with one fined 60 dollars after pleading guilty. Rev. George Hartman left his German Lutheran church pastorate in Afton township and will sell property at public sale. Leland Dawson won a county writing contest and earned a trip to the state fair. C DeVries and family moved into the German Lutheran parsonage. Mrs. Ross Miller underwent an operation in Sioux City. A light frost was reported Wednesday morning. Ray Howell became a bookkeeper at First National Bank. A melon patch theft occurred last Saturday night, with most melons taken. Twenty years ago L. H. Parker announced building on Main street with masons at work. S. W. Neville rented his Diamond township farm and planned to move to Aurelia or Galva. G Lockin moved into property purchased from Lyil
Rev Heniy Wehking has pastored since 1889 at the German Lutheran church south of Alta and Prof Jacob Smith has taught at the parochial school since 1890. The Hanover church, with a large prosperous membership, organized in 1879, has had only three pastors in 45 years and its current leader has held church honors including synod president and executive head of the hospital in Sioux City.
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