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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
Official paper of Cherokee County published each Friday morning. Circulation rates include local advertising five cents per line and display ten cents per inch. Subscriptions: 100 dollars per year in advance within Iowa. outside county one dollar and twenty five cents per year. Contact number provided.
G F Coburn announces candidacy for state senator of the 46th district subject to Republican electors in the June primaries.
W P Dawson announces candidacy for state representative of Cherokee County subject to Republican electors in June primaries. He states intent to seek the office and asks party support.
J. U. Sammis declares as Republican candidate for the 46th District Senate seat covering Cherokee, Ida, and Plymouth counties. He has served one term and seeks renomination.
C J Maher announces bid for County Attorney subject to Republican electors at the June primaries. He declares intent to run in the county race.
W. C. Dailey declares candidacy for county auditor and plans to seek the Republican nomination in the June primaries.
A. L. Belew declares candidacy for the office of clerk of Cherokee County subject to Republican primaries.
F. A. Frisbie announces his candidacy for county auditor, stating he seeks the Republican electors' will at the June primaries.
A public notice proclaims Od M Starr as a candidate for sheriff subject to the will of the people and the election process. The announcement states intent to seek the office and fulfill duties of the position.
A candidate declares intent to run for county attorney subject to the Republican electors at W. P. McCulla. The brief notice identifies the campaign's formal filing and party alignment without specifying dates or further details.
F. J. Carpenter announces his candidacy for clerk of courts subject to the will of the Republican electors at the June primaries.
Abe Stiner announces his candidacy for sheriff of Cherokee County Iowa subject to primary elections on June 9 1912. He pledges to perform duties honestly and impartially if favored by voters.
Frank Trego announces candidacy for sheriff to Republican electors in June primaries. The text references the Titanic disaster and praises Anglo-Saxon bravery, noting no greater feat of bravery than a band's display at some event.
The article notes Roosevelt winning Nebraska, Oregon, Kansas with strong leads and suggests Massachusetts and Ohio may follow. Southern delegates fear losses and veterans criticize his mistakes and the Taft appointment, urging him to restore the square deal by correcting past actions.
In this issue editorial opinions criticize Wilson and McCabe for hindering the Pure Food Act. Most papers condemn food adulterators, praising newspapers for leading public standards and pressing the Agricultural Department to uphold Wiley and the Pure Food Law. Collier's Weekly.
We offer four foot and larger scotch pine evergreens at sale prices and a full line of other evergreens. Also available are apple trees, peonies, hardy roses, three year old rhubarb bulbs, and a full nursery stock line. Aurelia phone J F Seliers Cherokee 3.
Robert Henry Hench born October 15 1886 in Diamond Township Cherokee Co Iowa died April 13 in Phoenix Anzan after illness. He left school for health reasons then traveled south in 1910 seeking strength. his family recalls his care for kin and hopeful letters from the South. Funeral held April 18 at Diamond Center with six cousins as pallbearers and interment in Diamond township cemetery.
A fragmentary note from Rev Babi Hoon poses questions on the great blunder of what one could not do. The readable lines invite reflection on limits and missed chances amid a storm of uncertain phrasing.
The Sunday services include morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon Tangled wires and straight wires. Sunday school at 11 45 invites all ages to join in homelike sympathy and helpfulness. Epworth League hosts at 7 00 with The man of the hour and Lloyd Parrott in charge else evening gospel at 8 00 on Progressiveism.
The document lists Loans and Discounts 162388.11 overdrafts 1802.60, U S Bonds 50000, premiums 400, banking house and fixtures 1046.17, due from national banks 0 reserve agents 30769.94, checks 18.10, notes of other banks 220, currency 911,188.80, legal tender 300, redemption with the U S Treasurer 2500, total assets 9396,503.29 16000.00.
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