10 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel issues a notice from E. C. Lighter, proprietor, stating the paper is published weekly and entered as second class. It warns the paper will not stop at expiration without notification and that continuing readers owe payment. rates listed for in state and foreign subscribers.
The article traces the 1929 financial crisis from speculative booms to the crash, noting Europe’s debt drive and stock tumult. It credits Herbert Hoover with steady leadership and decisive measures that prevented a deeper disaster, while defending him against partisan attacks.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker questioning another about staying for money two nights in a row, noting DT recently gave funds for that purpose. The other retorts that a fellow must sleep more than once, implying repeated lodging or accommodations were paid for.
A fragment notes men wandering through life on empty deception while addressing a wife with implied restraint. The tone suggests caution about bluff and bargaining in personal relationships.
A humorous dialogue notes optimism and skepticism about paving the ronda in Mudville this summer. A native and a neighbor exchange quips about local road work and timing, reflecting small town concerns.
A note on ice formation explains that when water is kept moving below freezing, surface ice does not form. Instead ice crystals develop throughout the body of the water, a type described as fraall ica.
In Lafayette Georgia Joh Tucker age 25 receives a two year sentence in the chain gang after convictions for bigamy. Prosecutor says Tucker is a polyamorous man who married multiple women including Miss Butz of Lafayette and a beauty in Alabama. Wives Nos 2 and 3 accompany him to the chain gang to ensure his conduct and plan settlements after his term. Miss Kutz seeks divorce.
A cowboy aviator who aimed to fly the Atlantic and vanished is to be honored with a monument titled Where Dreams Are Born in Yakima Washington. The design echoes a 19th century drawing and features a cowhand rider watching a seaplane above a range.
Government order in Taonan province requires students in public schools to perform janitorial tasks. Education officials say this helps fund education by reallocating funds and giving students practical help, with responsibility for chores and upkeep.
Rene Goine Pichhrow announces a proposal to donate a grand sculpture and erect an art gallery honoring the memory of a noble figure. The project, linked to Ne Suda State University, aims to reflect southwestern architectural style in a new building.
A Washington undertaker Stephen of a Washington undertaker used the mortuary chapel of his step father's establishment for a reception following his marriage to Miss Sarah Christine Combs Leonardtown Ald
A young woman named Jennie Bates is stopped by a Bronx police officer for speeding. He tickets her and invites her to Bronx traffic court the next day where Judge Waltham sentences her to thirty days, adding a quip about a jail visit and reading. Danny ONeil, the officer, had given her his card and hopes to see her there.
fragmented report describes a racket in New York involving racketeers and illicit trade. references to investigators and market manipulation hint at widespread wrongdoing. mentions a Wooldy Investigater and tense industry actions amid an ongoing inquiry.
In Sidi Abel Adhes Morocco the only American team member, Jackie Walter, leads a private jazz band after war duties. He forms his own group with several Americans and a Scottish pianist, playing in cafes for money under volatile desert conditions.
Four of seven killers in a New Mexico night rider gang were convicted after six years of terror spanning isolated Arriba ranches. Felix Lovato led the group and was sentenced to prison. two members remain at large. Private detective Cy Martin gathered evidence to secure the convictions.
A Commerce Department Bureau of Mines study shows a fall in the estimated total value of U S mineral products from 1930 to 1931. The value was about 470.5 million dollars in 1930 and declined amid a weak economy during the year.
Tuttale university reports opposing view from Perry president of Tiemilton college who criticizes brain tests as wasteful. He argues such experiments do not provide meaningful understanding and should be discarded in favor of other methods.
A fragmentary report notes Auk’s Ege sold for 1300 pounds while a great aunt’s egg sold at Covent Garden for a similar sum. One egg reportedly found by the Royal College of Surgeons Museum is valued at 81600 pounds.
A fragment describes Prolite Tulips and four hot Asia stalks in a display at a canyon venue. The text references top o which may be seen four a4 ard Tuvace W. in relation to the arrangement.
A dense roster of visitors and callers fills Mount Olive items. Family arrivals include Miss Ruth Sawvell and Francis Shaw heading to Grinnell, Iowa, and a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rasmussen. Local gatherings feature Ladies Aid events at Aurelia and Cherokee shops, bake sales raising funds, and numerous visits among families from Cherokee Quimby Holstein Washta and Storm Lake. Individual trips span Sioux City Duluth Minnesota Estherville and De Kalb Illinois with teaching assignments noted.
Local residents from Ames Galva and surrounding areas visit families and celebrate events. Notable items include Prof J Schmidt's 40 years teaching at Hanover Lutheran School a birthday party for Mr Winterhoff and a surprise choir gathering at the Schoolhouse. Families welcome new baby daughter of Albert Otto and La Vern Speckerer attends with Des Moines visitors.
Mrs Howard Haight and Mrs Le Roy Goettsch spent Wednesday afternoon with the Lee Pennington family in Brooke. Quimby guest Arthur Carrington and children visited the Haight home Sunday. Mrs C Grienke cared for her ill mother in Cherokee last week. Frank Betcher of Sioux City and funeral plans for Emil Samuels noted. burial at Elk. Nelson Berger, undertaker, brought the body to Elk Friday for burial.
The article notes the country produces about 100 million dollars in apples and ships roughly 32 million barrels to market annually, indicating a substantial agricultural export volume and a strong fruit trade.
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