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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
7
Want ads note repairs attended today due to absence. Jeweler O. Al Roger announces for sale items including ten re do short horn dull a and ten three year old tedford. Woke Phadestit Aurela bows.
Dues buashes to that part of Cherokee county east of the Little Sioux river BOL. Clocees, President, WOO. Loekis, Secretary.
Suburban notes report fall knitwear displays at the Sentinel shop and a cement walk laid at the Dinmond Center church. Mentions include Mr and Mrs A G Devise visiting from Atta, a successful operation on Mrs L P Nelson, and Mankato Commercial College offering a course in expert photography services.
A jumble of village items notes and ads discuss shipments of tablets and goods in Aurelia. References to residents visiting relatives in Sioux Falls Chicago and Texas plus shopping at local stores and upcoming church events. Barn damage from lightning and plans for coal timber and fabrics appear alongside travel notes and bank policy.
Fashion note describes fresh hat designs and color trends for the season. Readers are invited to explore new millinery, with emphasis on variety and coordinated looks for upcoming events.
Regular services listed for Sunday September 1 at Davelock with morning and evening worship. Prayer life and Bible study noted. Evening services announced with midweek services planned. Pastor Eh Meuke invites all friends and neighbors to attend.
Fragmentary note suggests a local item about a person with a sharp tongue causing controversy. The readable text mentions a time near daybreak and a moral undertone, with emphasis on speech and social reaction. No clear names or places are discernible in the legible fragment.
Fragmented OCR text recalls lines about Kentucky drought and wetness, mockery of rulers, and a warning that a small mistake can ruin a grand tower. The source is incomplete with garbled names and references.
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