07 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented advertisement rates published for Aurelia Sentinel Official FAPER of Cherokee County weekly edition. Mentions display and classified rates, yearly subscription, and contact details.
The piece notes renewed scrutiny of Lorimer and the push to reveal truth amid doubtful Senate actions. It comments on political integrity, urges honest representation, and mentions Postmaster Chas. S. Hughes of Pender Nebraska. It also remarks on party shifts in Le Mars and radical congressional changes.
A Sonttit described La his article depicts a Milwaukee neighborhood Civic Club gathering in a Saukee schoolhouse. Taxpayers discuss the city budget with charts and explanations as Milwaukee holds meetings to inform residents about spending and governance.
At the annual meeting of the People's Co-Operative Telephone Company stockholders voted to shift rent payments from month end to month start. The system starts March 1 in town and April 1 nationwide, with payments due within ten and thirty days respectively. By Order of Board of Directors.
A miscellany of practical tips for housewives includes methods for cleaning faucets and brass, preventing slipping on doors, preserving bottle corks, and extending shoe life. It also offers kitchen hacks for cabbage, curing boiled ham skins, sewing pillow slips, and quick heat for ill neighbors.
Notice that on February 7, 1909, the Ageelia Gallitnher Company of Windis Iowa filed renewal and amended articles of incorporation. The statement confirms continued corporate existence under Iowa law and indicates the agent or status of the corporation.
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