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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel urges parents to teach children safe street crossing at intersections and to walk on the left side when necessary. It also reports on Iowa dairy farm practices and vitamin roughages, noting butter production trends and price influences for 1935-1937, with commentary from Dr. Cannon.
Fragmentary lines mention cheap roughage and butter fat, cattle milk, and farm costs. Words indicate a debate over feed prices, forage quality, and potential policy or market pressures affecting farmers and dairy operations.
Mrs Wm Booth writes of visits by Rey Matzdorff and family in Au relia with Quentin Anderson home gatherings. Madalynne Booth from Storm Lake stayed with her parents W M Booth and family for the weekend. George Glewe and family hosted relatives near All a at the Anderson home. Henry Buddenhagen funeral attended by many. Booth missed school Friday due to illness. Mere W O M Booth and Mrs W G Fort visited Storm Lake on Monday.
A speaker muses that a friend is someone who never borrows money or lends it, then cites mixed prophetic mood forecasts about six months ahead or behind, concluding that no one truly knows much about it.
Indictment of Glenn Dunn for alleged drunk driving noted with a Wednesday court date. County treasurer reports May atax exemption checks totaling 882.72. Cherokes County 4-H livestock exhibitors at the Interstate snow event in Sinaux City. Weather bulletin: Cherokees county crops 0–2 frost risk, 80 percent safe. Knights of Pythias district convention program announced for October 4 with expected large turnout.
Afton area residents report visits among neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Emme Beck of Cherokee visiting Mrs. Victor Swanson. Several local people attend 4-H events, deer hunting trips, and a recent A.C.C. gathering with many guests.
A terse statement asserting male identity linked to aversion to shopping. The sentence frames gender as a sole determinant of consumer behavior, presenting no supporting context or actions.
Classified locals 10c per line first insertion go a line for each succeeding insertion. Phone 70 R8. For sale single row corn picker by J. M. Parrott. Also for sale an old house that must be torn down or moved away. Gower of Meven GWeas. Fife reasonable but cash. Box 643 Spencer Iowa.
Alto-area brief notes describe early stevia planting on the Chas Zacombe and William Specktes farms in Manir Township. Other items report a railroad crossing closure at Second street and a church wedding in Storm Lake as Ardell Harres and Charles Peters wed. A funeral for Mrs. Lidis Louisa Dinger was held in Alta with burial in Storm Lake cemetery.
Mrs. Carl Anderson celebrated her birthday with an afternoon party and gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Andersons sister Mrs. Duns Peterson and several named neighbors. Other items mention rural teachers meeting in LeMars, visits to Sioux City, and relatives visiting in nearby towns.
Notes describe visits to Galva, Le Mars, Sioux City, and Alta. Family and school connections include Mrs. Hickey hosting Lailies Aid and teachers meeting. Doris Wrank teaches in Pilot township. several locals travel to Paullin, Spencer, and Early cattle sale. one man suffers pelvic injury at a party in Linn Grove.
A safety notice stresses avoiding angled curb parking to keep adjacent cars able to enter and exit. It warns drivers to back out slowly and not resemble emergency vehicle departure.
A motorist receives a warning about backing from angle parking on the street. Despite precautions, careless backing can cause minor fender benders but may lead to serious accidents.
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