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Readable fragments indicate a note about seating or assignment with a possible count change from sixteen to five, but details are unclear and names or places are not evident in the legible text.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
1
Readable fragments indicate a note about seating or assignment with a possible count change from sixteen to five, but details are unclear and names or places are not evident in the legible text.
A pacing mare named Direct, owned by Sam Hawley of Alta, reportedly set a track record of 2.074 at the half mile mark during the Town State Fair. The article notes she is the fastest pacing mare in Iowa and mentions future appearances at the Minneapolis fair with prize money of 4,000 dollars announced as potential winnings for her owner Tilwell.
Pastor Edward W. Wilcox of First Congregational Church in Sioux Rapids commends the recent stage rendition for its commendable acting and clear message. He notes the upcoming showing tonight and praises the visiting Toad company for high class entertainment and improvements to the town’s cultural offerings.
A garbled passage mentions dogs and teeth with odd phrases like pride and design. It references a dog and seems to describe methods or traits, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts.
A long lost original manuscript for Beethe's Wedding, written for Del Rio's daughter's wedding in February 4, 1819, was recently found in Leipzig Germany after many years.
A fragment notes Adam lacking a stylish wire and questions his staff source while praising Hive as the era's most stylish dresser. Boston transcript mentions her wholly original exclusive designs.
A local group led by Mrs LM Toh e Marcus and Mr Irelia has been asked to form a committee to assist needy county graduates pursuing agriculture. The program favors boys over 17 with previous schooling and farm experience, offering scholarships for winter or spring terms.
Heavy rains aided southwest counties while northwest suffered drought and hail belts from Poweshiek to Henry. The state yield per acre barely changed, with 40.48 bushels per acre and total production about 449,409,000 bushels. Heat and drought caused some damage, but about half the crop is frost-safe and yields may rise 45 percent versus last year.
Schedule lists Sept 25 Cleghorn Oct 2 correctionvillé Oct 9 Primeharther Oct 16 Meriden Oct 23 Sioux Rapids Oct 30 Kingsley Nov 11 Armistice Nov 20 vacant Nov 26 Thanksgiving Alta and Alta elsewhere.
Folklore links horseshoes to Druid beliefs once centered in regions where Druidism thrived. Authorities note that sacred Druids places, like Stonehenge, show inner stone circles altered or open. A horseshoe is thought to bring luck when found.
Chief Dale Powell won first prize with his Angus calf while Anna Nordstrom took second honors. The county school opened Monday with 986 first day enrollees and expected to reach 1,000 soon. Chief R H French and family left for Southern California for health reasons. Pilot Rock Plowing Match drew over 10,000 spectators and 2,000 parked cars amid ideal weather and record attendance.
Special rail rates announced for Interstate Fair visitors to Sioux City from September 20 to 26. Open to travelers from any city within the trade territory with a regular fare under 4.50 into Sioux City and a one day return limit. The fair features prizes over 14 000 dollars, harness and saddle races, auto races, fireworks each evening, and midway attractions by Rubin and Cherry Shows.
The pay shelf lists Following The Grass by Harry Dargo and The Invisible Woman by Herbert Quick, noting two new offerings in contemporary reads.
Christchurch Oxford showcases two premier Gothic structures besides Wolsey Hall and kitchen. One stairway to the hall was designed in 1640 by a figure known as Smith of London. The other is Tom Tower by Christopher Wren, famed for the great bell tolls each night.
Geo D Sweet and his company return to Aurelia for three performances on September 24 25 and 26. The annual show promises bigger and better features with new plays and players headlined by Saintly Hypocrites opening the program.
Geof C. Safford as pastor invites parishioners to an eight o clock session studying Philip and Andrew as part of a series The Men The Master Quested. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor meet at usual hours with all welcome.
German services next Sunday morning at 10 45 with Sunday School at 10 00. Confirmation class every Friday evening at 7 46. Subscribe for Sioux City papers at The Sentinel office.
M B Skalovsky bought a clothing store in Sioux City and will take possession after closing the stock sale at Peoples Store in Aurelia. Raymond Lawson, a balloon man, died after parachuting into the river at Peterson during a picnic. A Will Tolzin farm barn near Hanover was attacked by lightning. September 12 Verna Howell left for State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Verna is to be joined by Miss Margaret Lockin who heads to Chicago for a music conservatory.
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