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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
2
Governor Clarke designates Thursday October 9 1918 as Fire Prevention Day urging state residents to observe safety steps in buildings and workplaces. The proclamation stresses the dangers of fire and the need for daily inspections and public discussion to reduce losses and protect resources.
C. E. Cameron’s horses earned multiple purses at the South Dakota State Fair and Sioux City fair. Edna May topped the 2:20 trot for $1000, Look Sir Maid won the three year old trot at Sioux City and at the South Dakota meet, Summit placed second in the 2:50 and 2:25 trots, with purses ranging from $500 to $300. Cameron celebrates a strong season as his string leads in Huron.
Services for the last conference year are announced at the Methodist church. Morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 45 Epworth League at 7 00 and evening gospel at 8 00. The annual conference meets in Webster City next Tuesday. Taxes are due and payable at Farmers National Bank.
A survey of federal debates on currency and tariffs in Congress. Praises and criticisms of the Glass-Owen bill and mechanisms of committee action against backroom caucus influence. Representative Anderson resigns from the Ways and Means committee amid claims of restricted participation.
August Peitz died at his Elk township home last Saturday afternoon at four after a paralytic stroke September 11. Born January 31 1842 in Knesebach Hannover Germany he was 71 years 7 months and 19 days at death. He married Friedereka Miller April 16 1873 and eight children were born six survive Minnie and August died in 1885. He leaves wife six children Emma Frieda Bertha Martha William and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the German Lutheran church Tuesday with Rev Hartman conducting and burial in the nearby cemetery.
The Peits family expresses heartiest thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and Gaelic father. Mrs. Peits and children.
Missee Minnie Behrens and Katherine Bernhardt of Pomeroy visited Saturday and called on the Misses Mathilda and returned to her home. The fragment ends with an unclear note about Wednesday.
Paullina Times lists six public sales bills early in the season. Peterson hosts a two day carnival. Correctionville to bond for a $7000 central heating plant. James Brazil of Rembrandt survives a rollover with two days unconscious. Fort Dodge fatality hits farmer L Alsop near Rockwell City. Remsen keeps prize swine after disease gains. Alta Advertiser reports business steady in Paullina and drowning death of E Lloyd Evans at Moline. Storm Lake rest required for F F Faville. Night prowlers hit Storm Lake homes and boxcar theft. Marcus bandstand funded by local farmers. Hog cholera spreading in MarcusRemsen region. Mrs C F McElwee dies in Cherokee. Earl Roberts nearly drowns near Storm Lake. Alta man Emelius Nelson involved in train collision. Coffin signs to report from Sioux Rapids. Danielson party injured in Marathon area auto accident. Wolves hunted near Alta after car collision.
The church will celebrate harvest Thanksgiving next Sunday with Holy Communion. An offering will be received for orphans. The Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs Henry Meyer on Tuesday October 7. The ladies are cordially invited.
The Hat of fortunates list names winners from Tuesday morning at Kleeberger and Dingman. First Ole Christopher Jensen of Rock township, second John Keho of Linn Grove, third Jack Dunkelhaven of Silver township, and fourth Mrs. Myrtie Hoffer of Spring township received free gloves or mittens.
The week was cooler with a 4 degree average temperature deficiency. A cool wave may bring light to heavy showers and frost risk. Ground is softened aiding winter wheat seeding. corn largely safe from frost with most matured. potatoes yield about 60 percent. Freezing temperatures reached statewide, lowest 21 degrees at Sibley. This is the final bulletin of the season.
Ammons Emmett W Ammons and Leong Z Lewis wed at the M E parsonage in Sioux City Thursday afternoon at two o clock. The couple, a Pleasant surprise to friends, returned home Sunday. The bride is daughter of Frank and Lewis and the groom is oldest son of W S Ammons. The paper extends best wishes for happiness and success.
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