26 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented OCR note from Aurelian Sentinel lists a Friday event at Aurel. It mentions a gym and someone named Lloyd Be, with date string reads Friday September 26, 1003 but source garbling. No clear event or outcome to verify.
Scrambled local items list residents visiting relatives, sales, and events in Aurelia and surrounding towns. Mentions include Mr. Rutherford departing for Colorado, Rev O M Bond and C H Leckin in Sioux City, and various garden, carnival, and church notices with scattered names and consignments.
Local fragments describe events in Aurelia and nearby, including a birth at the Loekts farm, cemetery association meeting plans, travel notices from O'Neill to Storut Lake, advertising shifts, and various personal updates. Names include Mr aud otra, A.ds Maltby, Mrs. A. Fraser, and J. We Wagatall, with references to Aurelia, Antelia, and Storut Lake.
A year end note from Rev. OAL Donde and Rev. Ronni notes the Aurelia and Diamond churches near. The Northwest Lao ATU Conference gathers in Clear Jackin next Tuesday with days to come. A committee led by Rider Triable aims to appoint a new pastor and arrange annual celebrations.
A fragmentary news item recounts a boy injured in an eye incident and a family seeking remedy and relief. It notes a local event with Max in Sloc City and references doctors and a planned later return to the scene for examination. The piece hints at emotional impact and ongoing concern for the boy’s recovery and family’s actions.
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