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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
1
The State Conservation Commission announces an open duck season in Iowa from October 15 to December 23, with shooting allowed daily from sunrise to sunset. The rules mirror those recently issued by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Aurelia Consolidated School notes detail hunting bag and possession limits for ducks and geese, with species restrictions and season rules. It also lists class rosters from first through junior high, student counts, new enrollees, and classroom activities.
The Mississippi mood control project was started by French settlers more than fifty years before the American Revolution, marking an early effort in colonial governance and land management.
A Portland man who once ran the Britt hotel thirty years ago wrote Frank O Rourk claiming conversion and repentance after attending a revived meeting. He checked out to cover a winter bill and convalesced elsewhere, leaving the hotel unpaid.
A historical discovery reveals the oldest Egyptian mummy yet found, estimated at about 5,000 years old. Researchers describe the artifact as a remarkable link to early dynastic burial practices and ancient funerary customs.
Mt Olive residents share weekend visits with friends in Dakota Cherokee Quimby and Alta. Several locals attend a birthday club in Alta and a baptism service at Mt Olive Church. New school beginners enroll under teacher Bernice Harden.
Notice to interested parties that Sigismund Matzdorff died, will dated June 19 1931 filed October 8 1942 in Cherokee County Iowa court. Hearing at 10 00 AM to prove will and allow it as last testament. Dated Cherokee Iowa September 9 1942. Our fighting men are doing their share. Here at home the least we can do is put 10 percent of income in War Bonds for our share in America.
In Cherokee County Iowa the case of L Kissing er against Mrs Earl Tillotson seeks 950 dollars plus 6 percent interest from February 7 1942 and costs on a promissory note of 500 dollars dated February 7 1917. The petition requests attachment of real estate described as the West Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 14 Township 91 North Range 40 West.
Defendants are required to defend by noon on or before the second day of the November 1942 term at the Cherokee County Court House. The term begins November 2 1942 and failure to respond will result in default and judgment as prayed in the petition.
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