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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Rocky Mountain topic on oil with unclear wording. The readable phrases mention a mount or location and a 35 count, but essential nouns, dates, or participants are not discernible. The item preserves the era’s brisk, clipped tone despite illegible segments.
Fragmented OCR text poses a puzzling query about strength and pain. It references unclear names and a phrase about Rocky modus and Skdenfai A Bundy, yielding little concrete event or person data to confirm a newsworthy item.
Prof. Curtis, age about 40, died after a wagon runaway wreck near Camie. He had served as an instructor at the Free Will Baptist Church in Camie for 60 years in Clinton county. He left for the funeral after the accident and died within an hour from injuries. His wife and grown children survive him.
The North West Iowa A B conference opens its H4th session at Sheldon on Tuesday for a week. An effort aims to move the conference to Cherokee next year and to boost church work, with over 200 membership and 230 chorales and parsonages on property valued over $1,000. Bishop Henry W. Warren of Denver presides and delegates appoint church officers for the next year, with five districts under presiding elders.
The piece discusses corn planting and harvesting timing, advocating early sowing and selecting vigorous ears for fall yield. It mentions 228,000 lower acreage yielding about forty acres devoted to corn, a Davenport school board discussion on logging math in regular courses, and notes on public figures including Secretary Shaw and farming health proclamations. Also references a large agricultural exposition attendance and rice cooking method.
A Missouri weather bulletin notes low temperatures and rain hindered early corn growth but warmer days supported field work. Harvest progress shows more than usual acres shocked in central and northern districts while mature corn stands near state averages. Frost is unlikely to strike the remaining month, with some risk extending into next month.
Five children Edna Adamson aged 10 and four younger siblings Clarence Adamson 8 Breck Adamson 3 Verne Adamson 3 and Raymond Pecord 3 died in a house fire at Edward Adamson’s Fort Dodge home. The mother, away briefly at breakfast, returned to find the building ablaze and couldn't rescue them. Authorities fear it will haunt local memory as a grim tragedy.
The district court issued several injunctions including permanent against Lew Stats and Herman Hartman, permanent against O. A. Fouts and Percy White, temporary against Albert Lockhart and Wil Kruse, with the Hartman case continuing to October. Costs awarded to the plaintiff for the permanent injunctions. case against August Hartman ongoing. The notice also laments slow road work and promotes agricultural progress and horse farming as viable futures for farmers plus draft and carriage horses as profitable ventures.
Public auction to sell at Waddell farm south of Aurelia on Tuesday Oct 10 starting 10 am with lunch. Items include 14 head cattle and 17 horses plus 70 acres of corn and farming gear such as discs, harrows, cultivators, mowers, wagons, and a cream separator. Terms: cash under $10, credit up to one year on larger amounts with eight percent interest. Auctioneer WD. Dice. Clerk AJ Wirtuary.
In Storm Lake district court Irving Darrah was sentenced to three months in jail and a fine of $3.00 for assaulting Fred Holmes, striking him in the left eye with a rock amid a fight at a park gathering and beer tent near the railroad. Witnesses from Alta reported a night of card games, drunken conduct, and threats before the confrontation.
Methodist O Bond pastor preaches 1000 pm and 720 pm every Sunday with Sunday school at 1130 am Junior League 300 pm Epworth League 690 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 720 pm Congregations J B Chase pastor Sunday School 10 am preaching 10 am and 7230 am Junior Endeavor 205 pm Senior Endeavor 620 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 730 pm Brethren 2 H Reliz pastor Sunday school wa m preaching 1 am and 700 pm P S C big 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 200 o'clock Everybody welcome German Evangelical Otto Albreacht pastor preaching Sundays 19290 am Sunday school 930 am Scandinavian Lutheran 0 Helmers pastor preaching every fourth Sunday at da m
Illinois Central Railroad announces the regular annual stockholders meeting at the company's Chicago office on Wednesday October 18, 1908 at 2 o'clock noon. Registered holders of one or more shares as of the close of business September 26, 1908 are entitled to attend.
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