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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists advertising rates and subscription terms. Local ads cost six cents per line, display ads one cent per inch, yearly subscriptions are one dollar in advance, outside county subscriptions are one dollar twenty five cents. The paper is published every Friday in Aurelia, Iowa.
A. L. Belew announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Cherokee County subject to June Republican primary voters. J. M. Starr seeks a second term as Cherokee County sheriff subject to the June 7 Republican primary election.
Friends of Chas Beers discuss his baseball prospects with Sioux City papers while C E Ryder is praised as a father of triplets. The piece blasts Taft club organizers and warns against old political bosses, predicting Iowa’s voters will judge Taft and ambitions in Washington.
In Washington Iowa’s delegation is praised for advancing progressive aims and rate regulation. Senator Cummins leads on railroad reforms while opposition voices shape the big fight with Cannon allies. Towns and leaders mobilize support for direct legislative voice against standpat forces.
The text shows a surge for a strong progressive candidate to seize control of the party in the state. It notes a clash with standpatters who push back and the governor aligning with them on key issues.
Instructions on orchard care emphasize brush and rubbish burning, careful spraying with gloves, shallow root protection, and timing of plowing to avoid harming trees. Advice includes before after planting for best yields, proper tree care during leaf growth, and using tar or printer's ink bands on trunks.
The April Farm Journal advises growers to protect orchards by placing oil on tree trunks to trap pests and cutting and burning diseased canes early. It warns codling moth will target apples and urges readers to prepare by ordering a spray pump and attachments for the campaign.
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